The Director of ‘Green Room’ Made a Halloween Haunted Attraction Movie
There are certain filmmakers who, no matter what they make a movie about, you have to watch it. Most of those names are obvious—Christopher Nolan, Denis Villeneuve, Ryan Coogler, to name a few—but one that should definitely be on the list is Jeremy Saulnier. While not a household name, his films have a very distinct, visceral feeling that turns them into events.
- ▪There are certain filmmakers who, no matter what they make a movie about, you have to watch it.
- ▪Most of those names are obvious—Christopher Nolan, Denis Villeneuve, Ryan Coogler, to name a few—but one that should definitely be on the list is Jeremy Saulnier.
- ▪While not a household name, his films have a very distinct, visceral feeling that turns them into events.
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There are certain filmmakers who, no matter what they make a movie about, you have to watch it. Most of those names are obvious—Christopher Nolan, Denis Villeneuve, Ryan Coogler, to name a few—but one that should definitely be on the list is Jeremy Saulnier. While not a household name, his films have a very distinct, visceral feeling that turns them into events. He made Blue Ruin, he made Green Room, he made Rebel Ridge. All those movies blend genres in fascinating, unique ways. But now, he’s doing something new. He’s going straight horror. Or so we think. A24 just released a cryptic teaser for Saulnier’s latest film, which is called Slayground. Which is, objectively, a fantastic title.
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