Looks like everyone's favorite director is making new friends all over the place.
http://www.bloody-disgusting.com/news/26368
http://www.dreadcentral.com/news/47324/creatures-box-office-debacle-ma kes-news-abcs-nightline-director-derides-films-critics
Hahahahaha, what a tool that director is. You don't like my movie? You must be a lowbrow reviewer who didn't get it. Yes of course, it's completely 100% impossible that you made a bad movie.
He comes off like a child who got everything he ever wanted from his parents. I hope he never makes another film again, it was that bad.
Thanks for posting that, needed a good laugh at some d-bag's expense, and this hit the spot perfectly...
"No it's not you, I just don't like having dinner... with people..." - Paul Rudd
dreadcentral.com writes:
"Actually, he [Fred Andrews director of Creature] probably shouldn’t complain at all since is the most mainstream publicity the film has gotten to date."
And this is the significant point. That Creature went into theaters is a minor miracle.
I'm not sure it's poor ticket sales will help a future indie horror to get a "wide" release; which seems to be what the Sheinbergs wanted.
Still, it must hurt to have your film, even a B-horror, with the stigma of worst box-office performance. I'm sure everyone involved wishes that people would focus on the minor miracle.
"I think it's time to see Amanda sticking guns in people's faces."
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moviedigger555 writes:
"Although with so many obvious faults I've wondered how he couldn't have thought anything else. This is a first time director and that's probably where the biggest issue is."
I don't know anything about Andrews. And I never read any of his interviews before. I just stumbled into this movie last week out of curiosity.
So, Andrews eff'd up, and he thinks he can fix it now by saying he made a stupid movie purposely?
I guess the big question is, What producers will let him helm another production?
"I think it's time to see Amanda sticking guns in people's faces."
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