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One sheet for Álex de la Iglesia’s The Oxford Murders

Posted by roystalin at 10:21am.

Posted in Film News .


Now Alex De La Igelesia is a favorite around here at twitch, finally he’s made the move over to Hollywood, now his last full length 800 Bullets was a little on the weak side, so heres hoping The Oxford Murders makes up for that.  A One Sheet has surfaced and it looks very tasty indeed.  The film stars Frodo Wood and John Hurt, and is basically about them both teaming up to stop a series of murders.

The film opens early next year.

 

Reader Comments

  1. Collin Armstrong 09/28/2007 @ 11:05am

    Loved everything the man’s done so far.  I’m really looking forward to this.  I think he was on tap to direct an English-language FU MANCHU revival a few years ago but it never came together.  This seems more up his alley - hopefully the language cross-over doesn’t dull de la Iglesia’s dark wit.

  2. zombeaner 09/28/2007 @ 12:04pm

    I’m excited!  Maybe this will prompt some company to release El Dia de la Bestia on DVD in R1

  3. misterblue 09/28/2007 @ 12:21pm

    Actually, Alex De La Igelesia’s most recent full length was Crimen Ferpecto in 2004…and it was pretty good, IMO.

  4. roystalin 09/28/2007 @ 12:29pm

    My mistake misterblue, probably got mixed up because 800 bullets was the last Alex film I saw and it left a sour taste in my mouth!.  Crimen Ferpecto is very impressive though, Im very surpised Hollywood havent planeed a remake of that or la Comunidad.

  5. Kurt Halfyard 09/29/2007 @ 4:40am

    I’m on the same page here.  Loved Crimen Ferpecto - hated 800 Ballas.

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