Well here they are.

Still can’t believe Capcom are making a Clock Tower movie before they make a “Super Joe” one, but then, it’s such an obscure license 90% of the people watching will probably have no idea it’s based on a game.

Which may actually be the whole point of it.

Check Out Some Scary ‘Clock Tower’ Movie Posters [MTV]

This would have been excellent news for me last week, but at some point over the weekend they were showing Ultraviolet on TNT, so thoughts of Milla currently leave a very bad taste in my mouth.

Jovovich Makes Time for Clock Tower [ComingSoon.net]

None of those are important, however. The role that most gamers will recognize her by is the English voice of Naminé from Kingdom Hearts II, the mysterious young blonde girl who shares a strange connection with Kairi and Sora. See? The movie is gaining video game clout already. Brittany should do a fine job of spending two hours or so running from room to room and hiding from the nasty men with giant scissors.

Clock Tower Strikes Brittany Snow [CanMag]

Don Carmody, the man that brought us Rabid and Porky's (not to mention A Christmas Story and Weekend at Bernie's), has his hands busy with two video game adaptations: Silent Hill 2 and Clock Tower. Carmody, who won an Oscar for Chicago, produced the Silent Hill prequel as well, but has revealed that director Christophe Gans won't return to helm SH 2 as he's "involved pretty heavily in another project right now." What about Clock Tower? How's that coming along?

It's a tricky one to get. I became involved in the project about a year ago and I just felt they were going the wrong way. So I added my two-cents and they're trying to put it in. We'll see what happens there. Hopefully it'll develop out, not every iron you stick in the fire gets used.

Yah, but with Hollywood game adaptations, it's usually the sucky irons that get used. *sigh* Brian Ashcraft

Producer Talks Horror Game Movies [Gay Gamer]

The Clock Tower movie is counting off the seconds until December, when production begins. The film is being directed by some guy and being written by a team of some dudes. According to movie industry site Production Weekly, the plot centers on Alyssa Hamilton,"an ordinary girl with oridnary dreams who is about to discover a side of herself that she never knew she possessed." Here's how Production Weekly sums up the plot:

The supernatural thriller concerns a young woman who receives a disturbing phone call from her estranged mother warning her not to come home. When she investigates, she uncovers a terrible supernatural truth from her past... To save herself and these tortured innocents, Alyssa must unlock the mysteries surrounding the death of each soul. However, the legions of the dark world won't succumb easily. Alyssa must summon the sacred weapons necessary to banish these demonic creatures to the nightmare realms that spawned them before the clock tower strikes midnight.

I'm willing to give this director the benefit of the doubt and say that this movie won't "totally suck," but just "kinda suck." Yeah, I'm gun-shy. So what? Brian Ashcraft

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Ready for another horror game adaptation? Neither am I. That's not stopping Hollywood from bringing Capcom's Clock Tower series to the big screen. In the film's defense, the Clock Tower games focus more on hiding and escaping, which actually is perfect fodder for a motion picture. While the project's already changed writers (that's confidence!), a director has been found. Chilean horror filmmaker Jorge Olguin, noted for his shoe-string screamers (Eternal Blood, Black Angel). Clock Tower will be his English language debut and hopefully won't suck dirty socks. Brian Ashcraft

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