Sean of the Deadite

Directed by Alex Monty Canawati, Return to Babylon is thought to be the creepy film that captured actual ghosts. It was filmed entirely on an original hand-cracked camera, and focused on the scandals of some of the 1920s most famous movie stars.

According to some of the cast, including Jennifer Tilly and Debi Mazar, it wasn’t long before strange things began happening on the set of the film. Actors and actresses reported feeling otherworldly, oppressive entities lurking about, and in some cases many of the crew claimed to have been reached out and grabbed by unseen hands more than a few times. This bizarre activity continued on for the duration of principal photography.

Canawati and his crew had started to notice strange things in the editing room. Mysterious figured began appearing in the negatives; sometimes they were just bizarre shadows, but other times they were much less ambiguous.The negatives revealed frightening and grotesque changes to the actors. Their hands appeared stretched, mouths twisted in agony, and faces hideously distorted. Entities appeared out of thin air, and disappeared completely, none of which were present on set while the movie was being filmed. (Source)

I don’t know about you but I’m going to have trouble sleeping after knowing about this.

Brad Pitt doing a fang test pre-production for

I believe that Smith’s first statement was, in fact true. Pitt was red-hot, coming off A River Runs Through It and Legends of the Fall. I think he *was* cast as Lestat, and had that role until a bigger, more established star wanted the role.

That’s “Tristan” hair in these pics, so they were taken during production of LOTF. They were taken between the time Pitt had been given the role and the time he lost it. So in other words, babies, that ain’t Louis in these pictures.

Bonehill Road (2017) | Todd Sheets