Trent Reznor reflected on Nine Inch Nails’ past and looked forward to their future in his speech marking the band’s induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
Following an introduction from Iggy Pop, the frontman opened by acknowledging the surreal nature of this year’s virtual event. He said when he found out Nine Inch Nails had been selected for the class of 2020, the thing he was most looking forward to was getting together with bandmates past and present at the ceremony. Now, he added, “We’re...
Following an introduction from Iggy Pop, the frontman opened by acknowledging the surreal nature of this year’s virtual event. He said when he found out Nine Inch Nails had been selected for the class of 2020, the thing he was most looking forward to was getting together with bandmates past and present at the ceremony. Now, he added, “We’re...
- 11/8/2020
- by Jon Blistein
- Rollingstone.com
Jerome Dillon is the composer of the upcoming crime drama For the Love of Money. The film is directed by Ellie Kanner (Wake) and stars Edward Furlong, Jeffrey Tambor, James Caan, Paul Sorvino, Steven Bauer, Oded Fehr and Jonathan Lipnicki. The movie follows the true account of a Jewish immigrant who searches for his piece of the American dream. Jenna Mattison co-wrote the screenplay and is producing the drama and Andrzej Sekula (Pulp Fiction, Reservoir Dogs) is the cinematographer on the project. Dillon is best known as a drummer with industrial rock group Nine Inch Nails. A number of musicians associated with the group, including Trent Reznor, the only constant member of the live-band, as well as former member Charlie Clouser have active careers as film composers now. Dillon has previously scored the 2009 horror thriller The Collector. No release date announcement has been made yet for For the Love of Money.
- 5/29/2011
- by filmmusicreporter
- Film Music Reporter
The Collector
Stars: Josh Stewart, Madeline Zima, Karley Scott Collins | Written by Marcus Dunstan & Patrick Melton | Directed by Marcus Dunstan
There’s a masked man on the loose, a spate of grisly murders and someone’s left a dry ice machine on in the woods: it must be a horror film!
The Collector is a gory caper set in near real time, in which a handyman breaks into a house he has been maintaining in order to steal a precious stone to pay off his wife’s debts. The Collector is also the alias of the Comic Book Guy in a Tree House of Horror episode of The Simpsons, but that’s by the by. Saw alumnus Marcus Dunstan directs the script he co-wrote with Patrick Melton.
The aforementioned thief, Arkin (played by Josh Stewart) befriends the family he will soon be burglarising during the day, bonding in particular with...
Stars: Josh Stewart, Madeline Zima, Karley Scott Collins | Written by Marcus Dunstan & Patrick Melton | Directed by Marcus Dunstan
There’s a masked man on the loose, a spate of grisly murders and someone’s left a dry ice machine on in the woods: it must be a horror film!
The Collector is a gory caper set in near real time, in which a handyman breaks into a house he has been maintaining in order to steal a precious stone to pay off his wife’s debts. The Collector is also the alias of the Comic Book Guy in a Tree House of Horror episode of The Simpsons, but that’s by the by. Saw alumnus Marcus Dunstan directs the script he co-wrote with Patrick Melton.
The aforementioned thief, Arkin (played by Josh Stewart) befriends the family he will soon be burglarising during the day, bonding in particular with...
- 6/7/2010
- by Jack Kirby
- Nerdly
The Collector 's Marcus Dunstan and Patrick Melton are going to be participating in a video chat on Facebook this afternoon. They'll be joined by composer, and former Nine Inch Nails drummer Jerome Dillon. The chat begins at 1pm Pst. Here is how to participate: 1) Today at 1:00pm Pst, log into Facebook and click here: http://apps.facebook.com/vpypebroadcaster 2) Type in your questions to Jerome Dillon, Marcus Dunstan & Patrick Melton on the chat box at the bottom of the screen. 3) You will see everyone's questions and what everyone is saying in real time. 4) Jerome Dillon, Marcus Dunstan & Patrick Melton will be answering your questions in the video player. For our interview with Dunstan and Melton, follow this link !
- 8/5/2009
- shocktillyoudrop.com
Greetings, dear reader. I realize fully that I already championed The Collector in my review, but I truly stand behind this film and, as you may know, here at Reject HQ we tend to celebrate the movies we love. Perhaps it's a small hope, shaking nervously in the corner, that some of you out there will take a chance and also find something to love. To that end, I figured I'd enumerate a few reasons to take your chances (and your wallet) with (and to) the theater when this bad boy rolls into town today. And here we....go: 7. Support Your Local Horror-Monger I know, I know. "Buy American" has gone from being Patriotic to being myopically uncultured, but there's still some honor in it. The Collector is a home-grown, original concept (not a remake, a rehash, or a re-imagining), and it's certainly not stolen or borrowed from Japan, Korea or Norway. Not...
- 7/31/2009
- by Dr. Cole Abaius
- FilmSchoolRejects.com
The torture never stops.
"The Collector"
Photo: Sony Pictures
To say that "The Collector" is a torture-porn movie of a particularly vile and hateful sort is already to waste more words than the picture merits. Still, gore fans should be aware that this is not an especially scary film in any but the most primitive big-boo sense. It's a monotonous procession of gouged eyes, crushed hands, snapped necks, ripped guts, barbed-wire bindings, fish-hook torments and nail-board impalings. There's also a cat that loses its tail to a slammed window, and a little girl who's terrorized in the most deplorable ways. The film's real subject, though, is human agony, which it celebrates with a leering sadism. I'd like to think that even the hard-core gore audience won't sit still for this tedious mess (where's Eli Roth when you really need him?), but I guess we'll see.
The director, Marcus Dunstan (making...
"The Collector"
Photo: Sony Pictures
To say that "The Collector" is a torture-porn movie of a particularly vile and hateful sort is already to waste more words than the picture merits. Still, gore fans should be aware that this is not an especially scary film in any but the most primitive big-boo sense. It's a monotonous procession of gouged eyes, crushed hands, snapped necks, ripped guts, barbed-wire bindings, fish-hook torments and nail-board impalings. There's also a cat that loses its tail to a slammed window, and a little girl who's terrorized in the most deplorable ways. The film's real subject, though, is human agony, which it celebrates with a leering sadism. I'd like to think that even the hard-core gore audience won't sit still for this tedious mess (where's Eli Roth when you really need him?), but I guess we'll see.
The director, Marcus Dunstan (making...
- 7/31/2009
- MTV Movie News
Chicago – Screenwriters Marcus Dunstan and Patrick Melton (the upcoming ‘Saw VI’) met each other at the University of Iowa and both are originally from Illinois. Dustan makes his directorial debut with the release of ‘The Collector.’
In anticipation of The Collector, which Dunstan and Melton also wrote, HollywoodChicago.com interviewed the very successful duo about their Midwest roots, Italian horror films and their involvement in the Saw series of films.
Something Wicked This Way Comes: A Scene from ‘The Collector’
Photo credit: Liddell Entertainment
HollywoodChicago.com: The story of ‘The Collector’ was actually one of your earliest ideas as filmmaking partners. What made this film more satisfying to make because it came from such an early idea?
Marcus Dunstan: Patrick is a tremendous writer and I’ve been lucky to work with him. As writers, we’ve handed films over to production teams and watched those films come to life.
In anticipation of The Collector, which Dunstan and Melton also wrote, HollywoodChicago.com interviewed the very successful duo about their Midwest roots, Italian horror films and their involvement in the Saw series of films.
Something Wicked This Way Comes: A Scene from ‘The Collector’
Photo credit: Liddell Entertainment
HollywoodChicago.com: The story of ‘The Collector’ was actually one of your earliest ideas as filmmaking partners. What made this film more satisfying to make because it came from such an early idea?
Marcus Dunstan: Patrick is a tremendous writer and I’ve been lucky to work with him. As writers, we’ve handed films over to production teams and watched those films come to life.
- 7/31/2009
- by adam@hollywoodchicago.com (Adam Fendelman)
- HollywoodChicago.com
In case you missed it last weekend, Fangoria Radio (heard live every Friday on Sirius Xm Stars satellite radio, Sirius channel 108/Xm channel 139, from 10 p.m.-1 a.m. Est) featured some cool Saw VI scoops from Patrick Melton and Marcus Dunstan, the hardest-working screenwriting duo in horror. Besides talking up Jigsaw’s latest (due October 23 from Lionsgate), the scripters also dished on The Collector, their new torture flick which opens this Friday and is reviewed here). While you wait for the full interview to turn up on iTunes (free Fango Radio audio clips are listed in the iTunes Store under the Podcasts tab; simply search for Fangoria), we thought you’d dig these Fango Radio highlights now.
Dee Snider: Marcus and Patrick, you guys are out at the Comic-Con, are you not?
Marcus Dunstan: Yes we are.
Snider: And you are about to screen The Collector?
Patrick Melton: Yes.
Dee Snider: Marcus and Patrick, you guys are out at the Comic-Con, are you not?
Marcus Dunstan: Yes we are.
Snider: And you are about to screen The Collector?
Patrick Melton: Yes.
- 7/29/2009
- by no-reply@fangoria.com (FANGORIA RADIO)
- Fangoria
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