Michael Bassett

Even though Michael J. Bassett is in pre-production on Silent Hill: Revelation 3D, that hasn't stopped him from looking ahead to his next project after that long awaited flick.

Wondering what direction the ever so twisty and turny Silent Hill series will take for its second cinema adventure? Wonder no more as director Michael J. Bassett sheds some light on what lies beyond all of that misty fog.

A couple of days ago we confirmed that the next chapter in the theatrical Silent Hill saga, Silent Hill: Revelation 3D, is indeed on its way. A few more details have come to flesh things out a bit for you! From the Press Release

Some huge news out of AFM for fans of the Silent Hill franchise: Michael Bassett, director of Solomon Kane (a film we're still hoping to see someday soon), will both write and direct Silent Hill: Revelation 3D (the newly renamed sequel to Christophe Gans' Silent Hill) on location this winter in the Toronto area.

Fantasporto 2010, Portugal’s leading film festival, just concluded on March 6th, and not only did the UK's Heartless (review here) receive the Best Film Award, but several other horror films garnered awards as well, including Audience Favorite Solomon Kane.

Whether you know him as The Comedian from Watchmen or as Papa Winchester on "Supernatural", there's no denying that Jeffrey Dean Morgan is sporting some serious genre chops, and they're about to get even bigger!

As its February 19th UK theatrical release date approaches, a new making-of video from Solomon Kane arrived today featuring insights about the film from screenwriter/director Michael Bassett; stars Pete Postlethwaite, James Purefoy, and Rachel Hurd-Wood; and the producers.

So the question beckons -- how do you cope with a really slow news day? By watching several clips from Solomon Kane, that's how!

It must be Christmas! Two new videos were released today for Michael Bassett's live action version of Robert E. Howard's creation known as Solomon Kane.

While we all wait patiently for any news regarding a Stateside release of the live action version of Robert E. Howard's creation Solomon Kane, another new clip has come out to tide us over.

Michael J. Bassett's Solomon Kane still doesn't have a firm US release date, but that's not stopping the film's producers from pulling out all the stops to get their product in front of as many eyes as possible. And today they've provided us with a nicely creepy clip entitled "Hall of Mirrors".

A new one-sheet for the big screen adaptation of Solomon Kane has raised its sword and declared war online. Well, not really, but the idea sounded kind of cool, no?

Solomon Kane will debut tonight as part of the Toronto International Film Festival's Midnight Madness series, and to help prime audiences for what they're gonna see, a new promotional featurette has just popped up online.

In anticipation of Solomon Kane's debut as part of the Toronto International Film Festival's Midnight Madness series this Wednesday, another new promotional still has appeared in our mailbox, so we're opting to post it here instead of just forwarding it to you all!

A new trailer has just hit online along with an interview with director Michael Bassett for his live action adaptation of Solomon Kane, and we've got them both for you along with 60% more awesomeness than anyone else.