Brad Anderson

Some really good news today for those of us eternal sickos looking forward to director Brad Anderson's next film, The Vanishing on 7th Street - the film has nailed itself down some distro courtesy of Magnet who continue to flex their ever-so-sexy genre muscles!

It doesn't add much to the dozen or so images released a short while ago (see them here), but another new still from Brad Anderson's The Vanishing on 7th Street has surfaced online, and of course we have it for you to check out.

Another movie we're really looking forward to, Brad Anderson's The Vanishing on 7th Street, is playing the Toronto International Film Festival as part of its Midnight Madness series, and to commemorate the film's debut, a trailer has finally made its way online.

Some new images, a website, and even a six-minute long making-of featurette for Brad Anderson's (Session 9, The Machinist) next film that is guaranteed to screw with your head, The Vanishing on 7th Street, have surfaced online; and we have every single bit of spellbinding goodness for you right here!

The first ever bit of teaser art for Brad (Session 9, The Machinist) Anderson's next film guaranteed to screw with your head, The Vanishing on 7th Street, has debuted online today in the tiniest form imaginable. Check it out here, and don't give us any shit about eye strain!

The first bit of casting news for Brad (Session 9, The Machinist, Transsiberian, and the forthcoming Vanishing on 7th Street) Anderson's latest film, titled simply Jack, has come in; and we've got it for you hot, fresh, and with no memory of what it is. Damned amnesia!

The first ever images for Brad Anderson's (Session 9, The Machinist) next film guaranteed to screw with your head, The Vanishing on 7th Street, have slithered their way online today, and though they're not exactly packing high resolution goodness, they are still pretty evocative.

One director whom we adore around these parts is Brad Anderson (Session 9, The Machinist, Transsiberian, and the forthcoming Vanishing on 7th Street) so we're always happy to announce that he's got another new film on the way. Especially when said film involves a bloodthirsty killer. That's the good stuff!

Some new details today for Brad Anderson's next film guaranteed to screw with your head, The Vanishing on 7th Street. Given Anderson's track record, which includes Session 9 and The Machinist, we'll see pretty much anything the director gets to do. But we have to admit directing chops aside, the flick sounds pretty damned good.

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Brad Anderson is one of those directors who burst on the horror scene with a super spooky early entry (2001's Session 9) but just hasn't quite lived up to his potential. That could possibly change now that he's been signed to direct the film version of graphic novel The Living and the Dead for Solipsist Films.

An unlikely trio of stars are in talks to appear in Brad Anderson's upcoming Vanishing on 7th Street, an indie thriller the director co-wrote with Anthony Jaswinski. Anderson, who for my money still hasn't quite lived up to the promise he showed with Session 9, is following up the recent Transsiberian and a string of "Fringe" episodes with Vanishing.

Here at Dread Central we're huge Brad Anderson fans. Ever since the stellar Session 9 we've always been eager to see what this guy can cook up, and it sounds like with his new flick we could be in for a real treat!

Reviewed by Morgan Elektra Starring Eric Roberts, Cynthia Watros, Jack Noseworthy, Larry Gilliard Jr. Directed by Brad Anderson

Brad Anderson’s next exercise in slow pacing and dramatic tension, Transsiberian (review), will be getting a limited theatrical release here in the states come July 15th.