PLANS ARE AFOOT FOR SEQUEL TO LAST YEAR’S ‘FALL’ THRILLER


One good fall deserves another.

The filmmakers behind Fall–the Lionsgate thriller that (literally) took horror fans to new heights last summer–are looking to produce a follow-up feature, according to a report on Deadline.

Tea Shop Productions and writer/director Scott Mann reportedly are tossing ideas around for a sequel to the film that earned $22 million on a $5-million budget before enjoying further success on Netflix. The plan, according to reports, is to “get moving” on the project later this year.

Fall follows Becky (Grace Caroline Currey) and her best friend Hunter (Virginia Gardner), two young woman who live to conquer their fears and push themselves to the limit, according to the logline.

‘Fall’ Sequel In The Works After Vertigo-Inducing Thriller Becomes Surprise Netflix Hit

EXCLUSIVE: Acrophobia sufferers look away now, the makers of vertigo thriller Fall are plotting a sequel after the film became an unexpected hit on Netflix internationally.

British producer Tea Shop Productions and director Scott Mann are discussing ideas for a second movie, which will look to unsettle audiences with another terrifying tale set at a great height.

The Good Bad Guy

Known for portraying killer characters, actor Jasper Cole strikes a friendlier tone at home in Palm Springs.

If you don’t recognize Jasper Cole’s name, you’ll likely admit his face and menacing screen presence are unforgettable. He’s gained a reputation as one of Hollywood’s most reliable go-to bad guys. Although the actor has more than 100 credits ranging from American Horror Story to Westworld on his resume, he’s probably best known for his turn as Val Kilmer’s sinister sidekick in the 2010 comedy MacGruber

(Watch) Meet Jasper Cole: Hollywood’s Go-To ‘Bad Guy’

We had the good fortune of connecting with Jasper Cole and we’ve shared our conversation below.

Hi Jasper, what led you to pursuing a creative path professionally?
For me, pursuing a career in the arts started with my love of acting and my love for theatre, television and film. I was the youngest of 4 boys and the “Arts” really wasn’t something I knew much about growing up. We were focused on sports and school and small town life in a college town. I always say I was a “closeted Thespian” because I secretly dreamed of being an actor but I had no real…

Meet Jasper Cole | Actor/Producer

We had the good fortune of connecting with Jasper Cole and we’ve shared our conversation below.

Hi Jasper, what led you to pursuing a creative path professionally?
For me, pursuing a career in the arts started with my love of acting and my love for theatre, television and film. I was the youngest of 4 boys and the “Arts” really wasn’t something I knew much about growing up. We were focused on sports and school and small town life in a college town. I always say I was a “closeted Thespian” because I secretly dreamed of being an actor but I had no real…

Demetrius Shipp Jr., Paula Jai Parker, Porscha Coleman & More Added To ‘A Miracle Before Christmas’

Deadline reports that Demetrius Shipp Jr. (All Eyez on Me), Paula Jai Parker (Hustle & Flow) and Porscha Coleman (Dad Stop Embarassing Me!) have boarded the holiday film, A Miracle Before Christmas, from writer-director Lazrael Lison (#Unknown), which is in production in Los Angeles. They join an ensemble that also includes LeToya Luckett, Romeo Miller and Keith David, as previously announced.

The love story centers on Mercedes Wright (Luckett), a famous, fast-talking relationship therapist who has the answers to fixing everyone else’s marital issues but is challenged by problems faced with her own husband (Miller), leaning on help from an angel (David) to get past them. Leslie M. Segar, Megan Chelsea Johnson, Tyler Capri Clark, Jasper Cole and Tatiana Chekhova will round out the cast.

Lison and Chekhova are producing the film under their Summer House Pictures banner, with Charles F. Porter of Black Bench Productions, and Jasper Cole (Never and Again). Marlon D. Haynes is serving as exec producer. 

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