Dreams in Darkness

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Last Updated on July 27, 2021

Remember yesterday, when I dropped some news on a certain vampire flick? Well The Hollywood Reporter have some news on another British vampire flick.

This one is called HELLO DARKNESS and the news is that Celluloid Dreams have just signed on to produce the vampire comedy.

The very simple description of HELLO DARKNESS reads that it’s about an ordinary working man who becomes a vampire.

Well…. I’m more partial to a British vampire comedy about Vampire Lesbians…. but maybe that’s just me? HELLO DARKNESS is described as a “a genre-bending, kitchen-sink vampire movie”. It’s written and directed by Richard Glatzer and Wash Westmoreland. It starts shooting this fall on location in Newcastle upon Tyne in the U.K..

Even if it doesn’t measure up to Lesbian Vampires, it still sounds like this one has some potential. I’m definately down for a vampire comedy. No cast announced yet, so we’ll keep you updated.



She can bite me anytime…

Source: The Hollywood Reporter

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