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Tom Woodruff's 'King of Miseries' NOW ONLINE!
July 3, 2013 by Admin in King of Miseries | Leave a comment
You can now stream the short film:
You can rate it and leave feedback on dreadcentral.com, or leave feedback on the film's Facebook page.
The short film centers on a fortune teller in the demon world, called an interpreter of signs (Haiduk), who reads the fortune of a paranoid demon named Christopher (Robinson) and discovers he?s not telling her the full story. After forcing him to reveal he?s found a device, a chronolet, that allows its user to travel back in time, the interpreter pleads with Christopher not to use the device. Not only is it impossible for her to read the fortune of a past which hasn't happened yet, the device poses too great a danger. Will he take her advice, or will he risk our future and his own for a demon?s chance at an untold fortune?
King of Miseries stars Stacy Haiduk, John Robinson, and Denesa Chan. Writing-producing team Brian Lubocki and Michael Hayes, under their banner Okay By Me Productions, created a new story world called Fire City, where demons live in a fragile balance among us, but humans can?t see them for what they are. With a unique mythology, a world origin never seen before, a host of creatures, characters, and storylines, Lubocki and Hayes plan to slowly roll out their world to an avid fan base waiting for a new franchise, beginning with the online prequel King of Miseries.
4 DAYS until the online debut of Tom Woodrudd's 'Fire City: King of Miseries' on dreadcentral!
Michael Hayes, Tom Woodruff Jr., The Molluck, Kurt Komoda, Brian Lubocki PRLog (Press Release) – Jun. 19, 2013 – CALABASAS, Calif. — Academy Award-winning creature designer-turned-director, Tom Woodruff Jr., releases the first look into the new demon fantasy franchise, "Fire City." The foremost global website for all things horror, DreadCentral.com, will premiere Woodruff's short film, "Fire City: King of Miseries", in the coming weeks. A comic book featuring its characters will be available online in conjunction with the premiere. The short sets up the first feature length film, entitled "Fire City: The Interpreter of Signs."
Woodruff partners with first-time Writer-Producers, and creators of the world, Brian Lubocki & Michael Hayes, who promise fans a brand new mythology of demons with decades-worth of content. That content includes a trilogy to follow "The Interpreter of Signs," video games, a demon book compendium, and a fully realized demon tarot card set that is featured in the upcoming short film. Promotional footage from the world of Fire City made a big splash at last year's Cannes Film Festival, but the producers said, "There was no deal available where we could maintain the creative choices necessary to ensure a great film. We didn't want to compromise our world."
The film is produced under Lubocki & Hayes' banner, Okay By Me Productions. The comic book is illustrated by RPG video game artist, Kurt Komoda.
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New Teaser Lights Up for Fire City: King of Miseries
June 18, 2013 by Admin in King of Miseries | Leave a comment
And the badassery continues! Another teaser has come our way for the new project from special effects legend and Academy Award-winning creature designer Tom Woodruff, Jr., entitled Fire City: King of Miseries. Dig it!
The short film Fire City: King of Miseries is directed by Woodruff as a stand-alone film that will set the stage for his feature length directorial debut, Fire City: The Interpreter of Signs. (…)
The short film centers on a fortune teller in the demon world, called an interpreter of signs (Haiduk), who reads the fortune of a paranoid demon named Christopher (Robinson) and discovers he's not telling her the full story. After forcing him to reveal he's found a device, a chronolet, that allows its user to travel back in time, the interpreter pleads with Christopher not to use the device. Not only is it impossible for her to read the fortune of a past which hasn't happened yet, the device poses too great a danger. Will he take her advice or will he risk our future and his own for a demon's chance at an untold fortune?
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Exclusive First Look at Tom Woodruff's King of Miseries
June 7, 2013 by Admin in King of Miseries | Leave a comment
You want badass? You've Got badass. Special effects legend and Academy Award-winning creature designer Tom Woodruff, Jr., is getting ready to slide into the director's chair for a project you're hearing about here for the very first time!
Below you'll find the first artwork and a sneak peek at the short film King of Miseries directed by Woodruff as a stand-alone film that will set the stage for his feature length directorial debut, Fire City: The Interpreter of Signs.
Woodruff brings 20-plus years of experience and dozens of big-budget studio projects under his belt as well as his creature effects house, Amalgamated Dynamics Inc. with partner Alec Gillis. ADI's movies include X-Men: First Class, Wolverine, Spider-Man, Alien 3, Alien vs. Predator, and most recently Percy Jackson: Sea of Monsters. (…)
King of Miseries stars John Robinson, Stacy Haiduk, and Denesa Chan. Writing-producing team Brian Lubocki and Michael Hayes, under their banner Okay By Me Productions, created a new story world called Fire City, where demons live in a fragile balance among us, but humans can't see them for what they are. With a unique mythology, a world origin never seen before, a host of creatures, characters and storylines, Lubocki and Hayes plan to slowly roll out their world to an avid fan base waiting for a new franchise, beginning with a short film premiering online.
Dig on the goods below, which include the aforementioned sneak peek and poster art along with the tarot cards that are used by the Interpreter in the film (they are said to be the demon tarot and come with their own mythology as well) and an early look at the comic book tie-in, which will be available next month at San Diego Comic-Con next month and explains what happened to our characters before the start of the short film. Is that a lot to digest? Well, sure it is, but damn if it isn't sweet!
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