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Slash Produces New Version of Cult Classic Film 'Deathstalker'

WHAT'S THE STORY?

What's Happening?

Slash, the guitarist from Guns N' Roses, is producing a new version of the 1983 cult film 'Deathstalker'. The film premiered at the Locarno film festival in Switzerland. Slash's interest in the project stems from his past experience working at Tower Video, where the original film was popular. He collaborated with Canadian producers and director Steve Kostanski, known for his work on 'The Void' and 'Psycho Goreman'. The new film emphasizes practical effects over CGI, aligning with Slash's preferences and Kostanski's vision.
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Why It's Important?

This project highlights the intersection of music and film, showcasing Slash's versatility and passion for cinema. It reflects a growing trend of musicians engaging in film production, potentially influencing the industry by bringing unique perspectives and creative approaches. The emphasis on practical effects may appeal to audiences seeking nostalgia and authenticity, impacting future film production choices and audience expectations.

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