We're proud to announce that joining the official Platinum Dunes page is now the official Darren Bousman Blog, where you can interact directly with the writer-director who has become a household name in the horror genre. Bousman is the man behind SAW II, SAW III, SAW IV, Lionsgate's upcoming REPO! THE GENETIC OPERA and an up coming episode of FEAR ITSELF entitled "New Year's Day". Keep your eyes over at the official spot for new images, blogs, announcements and confirmation on crazy rumors that spread throughout the land. If you head on over there now you can read an introductory piece and check out a brand new pic of Bill Moseley and Ogre in REPO! Talk directly to the director - feel free to leave comments under the bog posts as Bousman WILL be reading them!
This guy is over-rated for days.
Come on, please.
Call me when he wants to take a chance and not do a Saw movie. (Dead Silence was 12:30 am, drunk, b-movie at best). suck it. Grime.
I love the SAW movies. They are.. genius.
It is amazing to see all the work put into it. I've spent hours just watching the extra stuff and the special features things. Its really ingenious how they pulled it all off.
I don't think that any of the SAW movies are better than another because they all kind of go together.. duh?
But I think that II III IV are really well directed.
They're so well thought out.
I think that Darren has a cool Directing style and I hope I'll be as successful one day. *I plan on being a director*
Way to go Dude!
Lookin' forward to new stuff!
~MiRanda
I love the saw films. I think that if people reject their persumption that these films are nothing but 90min of gore,and just pay attention, then I bet they can grasp the satire, insight and mesages that these films deliver.
He only did the fourth Saw so Lionsgate would finance his Repo movie.
He's currently working on two different (non-Saw related) projects, editing the final cut of his Fear Itself episode and Repo, in addition to prepping his remake of Scanners.
While I'm reluctant to call him so much as a genius, he is definitely a talented director, and we have way too few of those who are American in this genre.
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