New episode of Robert Kurtzman’s Creature Corps travels to India for Hisss!

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Last Updated on July 23, 2021

We’ve been banging you upside the head with updates from Robert Kurtzman’s cool behind-the-scenes series CREATURE CORPS since the sucker first came to life – and there’s no letting up now! Today sees Kurtzman and crew travel to India to work on Jennifer Lynch’s HISSS, which will have to come out one of these days, by god. In the episode you’ll witness how Kurtzman went about creating the slinky, disturbing snake woman at the center of the film. See the development of the elaborate FX for the film from concept design, to construction, to completion as the crew works with director Lynch and Bollywood Superstar Mallika Sherawat to bring this legend to life. Check it out right HERE!

In case you’re not hip to the whole CREATURE CORPS thing, here’s what it’s all about: Robert Kurtzman’s CREATURE CORPS is an award winning, full-service special make-up, creature, character, and visual effects company specializing in design and creation of amazing creatures, prosthetics, animatronics, human and animal replicas, digital visual effects, compositing, 2D and 3D animation, special props and costumes.

As far as HISSS goes, you can peep a crapton of vids promoting the flick in our last article about it right HERE. To revisit my interview with Lynch, wherein she chats a little about HISSS, head on over HERE.

Source: Creature Corps

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