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Bat out of Hell

Official Plot, First Art for Bat Out of Hell

Though it’s been kept under wraps since it was first announced, the official synopsis for the Drew McWeeny/Scott Swan-penned flick Bat Out of Hell, which is set to be directed by none other than Joe Dante, revealed its true nature over the weekend.

Bat Out of Hell


 Year  Country
 2009  USA
 Run Time   MPAA Rating
   
 Category  Color
 Feature  Color
 Director
 Joe Dante
 Writer(s)
 Drew McWeeny | Scott Swan
 Starring
 
 Sub Genre
 Survival
 Keywords
 Death | First Class | Flight | Monster | Plane | Red Eye | Virus
 Themes
 Vampires
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Plot Synopsis:

As a red eye flight from Los Angeles to New York takes off, everything seems to be normal. That is until the co-pilot kills the pilot and a rouge group of coach passengers head into first class armed and ready to kill. Their claim - there are 9 passengers in the front of the plane who must die tonight. They are vampires, and our "heroes" will crash the plane if they have to in order to ensure what must be done is done.


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Official Plot, First Art for Bat Out of Hell
Dante Finds Himself in The Hole, Too!
Dante Signs on for Bat Out of Hell!
Masters Writers Let the Bat out of Hell

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Dante Finds Himself in The Hole, Too!

How cool is it to see Joe Dante’s name in the trades for two days in a row? Very cool, that’s how! Yesterday we told you he’d be directing the new film from Masters of Horror writers Drew McWeeny and Scott Swan, Bat out of Hell; today he was officially attached to another outstanding horror project, The Hole.

Dante Signs on for Bat Out of Hell!

This morning some very good news came down for Drew McWeeny and Scott Swan, who up until now have been best know as the writers of John Carpenter’s two Masters of Horror entries; Joe Dante has signed on to direct their latest feature-length script, Bat Out of Hell!

Masters Writers Let the Bat out of Hell

Finally, someone’s taken the classic epic Meatloaf album from 1976 and written a screenplay around it! I’ve been waiting since I was a wee lad for someone to see the innate horror properties of Bat out of Hell and translate it to film...