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ON THE COVER
Wachowskis
descending
Directors’‘JupiterAscending’
isemptysci-fieyecandy. Page 7
Channing Tatum and Mila Kunis
starin“JupiterAscending,”
which opens on Feb. 6 at
multiplexes everywhere.
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WARNER BROS. PICTURES
Dr. Andover (Robert Englund) puts Sara (Feona Dourif) in the fear chamber.
DRANE
from 2
A feature-film reboot,
written and produced by
Drane and starring Englund,
goes on sale Feb. 10
at Best Buy, WalMart and
Target stores, which could
be just the beginning of
itssecondlife,whatwith
thepotentialforInternet
streaming and pay-perview.
“My producing partner
(MarkB.Johnson)andI
got back with the director
(Robert Green Hall,
whoshareswritingcredit
on the feature), and we
re-imagined the entire
thing in feature form,”
said Drane, who headed
for Washington State
University following his
BHSgraduation,thendid
astintintheNavyaboard
the USS Enterprise before
landingattheUCLAfilm
school to do graduate studies.“Wewantedtomakeit
stand alone. If anything we
wanted the Web series to
be like a prequel.”
“Fear Clinic” is the continuingsagaofDr.Andover
(Englund), who has created
the “fear chamber” to help
patients rid themselves of
trauma-induced phobias
bymakingthemdealwith
their deepest fears. The
cast also includes Thomas
Dekker (TV’s “Terminator:
The Sarah Connor Chronicles,”
the 2010 remake of
“Nightmare on Elm Street”
and the current Rainn Wilson
series “Backstrom”),
FeonaDourif(thedaughterofBradDourif,thetitlevoiceofthe“Chucky”
franchise) and Cory Taylor(thefrontmanofthe
shock-rock band Slipknot,
making his film debut).
“It’s a great cast,” he
said. “We were so lucky to
getCory.Andwhatdoyou
say about Robert Englund?
He’s the Vincent Price of
his time.”
Drane said the concept
for “Fear Clinic” first came
to him somewhere on the
L.A. freeway system back
in 2003.
He was “listening to
the news, hearing all the
storiesaboutallthishorrible
stuff, and I started
thinking that terrorism
wasturningusintoasocietyofphobics.Thethought
Ihadwas,‘Weneedafear
clinic.’ The fear chamber
was the first concept, designedbyadoctorwhohad
aspirationsofcuringthe
incurable.”
Of all of his writing
(Drane has sold several
other screenplays during
histimeinL.A.,thefirst
when he was still studying
at UCLA), “Fear Clinic” is
theonlyhorrorpiecehe’s
everpenned.Hesaidhis
first—appropriately,given
hisNavyexperienceand
Bremerton upbringing —
was“abigactionpieceabout
aNavyship.
“(Horror is) a really easy,
approachable genre, and
there are lots of opportunitiestobreakin,”headded.
“ButI’vealwaysbeenahorror
film fan.”
Drane still has deep roots
in Kitsap (his mother still
lives in the East Bremerton
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house where he grew up,
andhecuthisteethmaking
movies in middle school
and the video yearbook
forBHS),andsaidoneof
hisbiggestaspirationsisto
show “Fear Clinic” to his old
home town.
“I’ve been in L.A. for 25
years, but I still come up
thereasmuchaspossible,”
hesaid.“Ispendmysummersupthereasmuchas
possible. “Since I was 12,
I’ve always wanted to show
a movie of mine at the Admiral,”hesaid.“I’dloveto
be able to bring this movie
up there and show it to everybody.”
Notthattherewon’tbe
ample opportunity to see
andsupportit.Besidesthe
DVD/Bluray release on
Feb. 10, “Fear Clinic” will
beavailableonXboxLive,
iTunes and the Chiller
Channel, among others,
beginningonFeb.6.
“We’ve got a lot of content
out there,” he said, pointing
outthattheonlinetrailer
has had more than 400,000
views.“Wehadalotoffans
for the TV series, and I
think people are excited for
this.”