Feature-length Film Screenplay: A paranormal investigations team who are professional scam artists become true believers when they uncover a real-life colonial-era cover-up of a village wiped out by a small pox epidemic.
According to USA Today (via The Tail Section) Lost is set to end (yay!) in 2010 after 3 seasons of 16 episodes each (boo!) running from February to May (boo!). By my calculations that’s enough to cut off some fluff and have two full seasons…way to go ABC.
Take the time to read it, it’s worth it. “The island is largely black rock - a naturally occurring magnetic mineral. It has the uncanny property of storing electromagnetic currents - like a big magnetic tape. Magnus Hanso - grandfather of Alvar Hanso and venture capitalist - captained his ship The Black Rock to the island in the nineteenth century”
The producers recently promised that the next season will completely different from any season to come before it, and that next week’s season finale will adequately set up this unconventional day in Jack’s life.
William Gibson’s bestseller novel that was first published in 1984, Neuromancer, is being brought to the big screen by indie producer Peter Hoffman. The project will get a $70 million budget with Joseph Kahn currently set to direct…