Picnic at Hanging Rock mini-series

Gravity · Apr 25, 2018

I'm not sure how I feel about this. One of the most unsettling films I've ever seen, the original Picnic at Hanging Rock remains one of my favorite horror movies (unique in the fact nothing is really shown, only implied), and Peter Weir deserves every bit of the praise he got for directing it so skilfully.

Regarding a remake--and a mini-series at that--I'm meh.

Anyone else?

http://film-book.com/picnic-hanging...ery-surrounds-disappearance-three-schoogirls/

Helix · Apr 25, 2018

I'd hope they'd work from the book, rather than remake the film.

be frank · Apr 25, 2018

Foxtel's showing a "Making Of" show ... before they show the show. Which ... I don't get it? "Here, watch how we filmed all those scenes you haven't yet seen from the show we haven't yet shown."

MaeZe · Apr 25, 2018

I liked the movie a lot. Haven't read the book, maybe I should.

telford · Apr 25, 2018

I'll add to you meh and raise you a what the ****.

Albedo · Apr 26, 2018

Is it going to have the book's original ending, where one of them turns into an interdimensional space crab? Because WTF is barely sufficient.

no really, look it up.

Kjbartolotta · Apr 26, 2018

Albedo said:
Is it going to have the book's original ending, where one of them turns into an interdimensional space crab? Because WTF is barely sufficient.

This was my first question when I heard about the series. I mean, they can be cowards and leave it open to interpretation, but...

Albedo · Apr 26, 2018

They could play it full Junji Itoesque body horror if they wanted to be bold. Think a mix of Hanging Rock and The Enigma of Amigara Fault, which are pretty alike. Is there a subgenre of geological horror?

Picnic at Hanging Rock mini-series

Gravity

Seen 'em come, seen 'em go

Helix

socially distancing

be frank

not a bloke, not named frank

MaeZe

telford

We learn by doing

Albedo

Alex

Kjbartolotta

Potentially has/is dog

Albedo

Alex