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Hollywood Killer Shocks $500M Film Set
12 May
Summary
- Filmmaker made a large-scale movie with a small, dedicated crew.
- The film features a plot about a serial killer on a movie set.
- It was shot using IMAX, VistaVision, and Ultra70 Panavision formats.
Scheduled for a nationwide VOD release on June 23, "Chapter 51" is a "comedic thriller" crafted by Shields, who served as writer, director, and cinematographer. The film's narrative centers on a $500 million production plagued by the "Hollywood Killer," who murders three actresses on set.
As fear escalates, a new director takes over, and years later, former FBI agent Thomas Scott investigates. His inquiry uncovers a story of ambition, obsession, and the grim realities of moviemaking.
Shields emphasized his dream of creating a large-scale film with a minimal crew, crediting the cast and collaborators for their dedication. The film's production utilized IMAX, VistaVision, and Ultra70 Panavision formats, highlighting a commitment to cinematic quality.
Cineverse has acquired the film, with Dan Fisher praising Shields as a "truly visionary director" behind this "chilling, razor-edged thriller."
