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The Deaths of Ian Stone

Hunting death.

Year: July 26th, 2007

Country: UK/USA

Category: thriller/horror

Dialogue language: English

Duration: 83 minutes and 55 seconds

[Edit this paragraph] Credit

Directed by Dario Piana

Starring: mike vogel mike vogel ... Ian Si Tong.

James Bater.

Andrew Buchan

Christina Cole ... Jenny.

Michael dixon Michael Dixon

Jason duran

Michael Feast ... Gray.

Jaime murray ... Medea

Bill Nash ... Elevator worker.

Jeff Peterson ... Harvester

Marnix Vanden Brock ... Harvesting table

[Edit this paragraph] Summary

Version 1

Ian Si Tong is killed by unknown monsters every day. Although he wakes up the next morning, there will be new changes in his life, but the ending will still end in being killed. Every day is a new change, a new killing, and so on. The only constant is Jenny, in fact, she is the one who the murderer wants to kill. However, if Jenny is killed, then Ian himself will become a monster ... hunting death.

Version 2

On a dark and windy night, Ian (mike vogel, played by Mike Wuji) suddenly meets a mysterious and strange creature. Just as he was wondering, he had been driven into orbit by this monster, and he was run over alive! ! But paradoxically, Ian is not dead! ! He was born again, and this time he changed his identity …

Ian, born again with a new identity, died again at night. This time, he found himself chased by an evil ghost, who killed him once a day. In this way, Ian died tragically every day, revived every day, and changed his identity every day, which made him exhausted, but until the moment he solved the secret of life, he had to bear the endless abyss of chasing and fighting with monsters.

[Edit this paragraph] Behind the scenes tidbits

Following the great success of Diablo's first annual horror feast last year, Diablo once again called out this year to attract a bunch of evil films at the time of death and form the most creepy black legion of the year. From165438+1October 9th to18th, these films will be shown in American cinemas. These movies are the most striking horror and thriller movies this year. Of course, plasma, amputation and abnormity are frequent visitors to the screen, but there are also many films with novel stories and excellent audio and video. While these films greatly challenge the sensory nerves of the audience, they also have their own unique skills, instilling the symbol of wand curse into your brain. After watching them, the horror will make you feel scared and can't stop. Are you ready? Scream! Dream like eternal life and live like dying.

Dream as if you will live forever. Live as if you were going to die today. The above is a slogan that appears at the end of the film. To sum up, one of the feelings this movie gives people is: What if every part of our life is a nightmare before? The alien in the movie is set as a creature that feeds on human fears. Nothing new. However, the world view set in the film will make people have a lot of guesses at once, especially the paragraphs between Ian's different lives (or can be attributed to different realities) in the last battle between Ian and the alien monster, which makes people feel that we are just living in a box, and when we break a box, we reach another life in another box, and our other life actually has no idea that it is next door. This unordered alternative worldview will lead to many speculations:

1. First of all, the film immediately reminds people of the film City of Darkness. We can imagine the alien monster in the film as the alien in Dark City. They brainwash human beings, and then let the protagonist interpret different lives over and over again.

2. Conspiracy theory. These two speculations actually overlap. In City of Darkness, the purpose of aliens is to study human memory. When we compare this film with the TV series Breaking the Sky (the protagonist in Breaking the Sky lives the same life day after day), we can know that the reason why Ian died over and over again is that those alien monsters want to get a truth, that is, to find the truth of some kind of conspiracy in Breaking the Sky, and in this film, aliens want to know why Ian can kill them, a truth that could have existed forever (of course, the final truth is superficial)

3. The theory of near-death illusion. It's easy to think of the movie Stay. The whole life is just an illusion before death. In Stay, it is just a fantasy, but in this movie, there are countless fantasies (a nightmare that keeps dying).

4. Theory of judgment after death. The film that can be associated with it is Redemption, a very small (and quite crude) cult film. The protagonist in Redemption is also slaughtered over and over again. The final implication in the story is that this is just a bad person (guilty person) being tried over and over again in hell after his death;

5. The theory of samsara and limit. The film is similar to Donnie Dakota and The Butterfly Effect, and the protagonist exists to save other things. In a more popular way, it exists for love;

Every year, there are some movies with similar tastes, such as City of Darkness, Dawn, Stay, Redemption, Donnie Dakota, Butterfly Effect ...................................................................................................................................

The film is directed by Dario Piana and produced by stan Winston. He is famous for many gold-medal sci-fi films such as Alien, Jurassic Park, Terminator 2 and Constanyine: Exorcism. Recently, McWoogie, who appeared in The Clover Archives, played Ian who died every night, and Jamie Murray who died beautifully.