The 4400

We first we reported on Kill Theory many, many moons ago, and unfortunately the project is still in limbo over at Lionsgate. Thankfully that hasn't stopped an exclusive clip from appearing online.
Sounding just a bit too much like Saw meets Battle Royale, Kill Theory is about a group of friends who visit a remote cabin for a weekend of relaxation but instead are terrorized by a twisted psychopath who forces them to kill one another in order to survive. Agnes Bruckner (The Woods), Taryn Manning (The Breed), and Patrick Flueger (“The 4400”) have all signed on to star.
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With the remake of Wes Craven’s “The Last House on the Left” opening at movie theaters this Friday, these next few days are what I’m calling “Last House Week” on Collider. What that means is….everyday I’ll be posting a different video interview with either a cast member or director Dennis Iliadis and Wes Craven (they were paired at the press day). While I’ve already posted my interview with Sara Paxton, it’s now time to watch the one with Garret Dillahunt. For some of you, Garret is going to look really familiar. That’s because he’s been in a ton of movies and TV shows like “Deadwood”, “The 4400”, “No Country for Old Men”, “The Assassination of Jesse James”, and most recently, he’s been a Terminator on “Terminator: The Sarah Conner Chronicles”. But for me, he’s just my Bff from Comic-Con. Let me explain.

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ABC's new V pilot — which began lensing here in Vancouver on Friday — is beginning to feel a little like a reunion of sorts. We already know that former 4400 creator/producer Scott Peters wrote and is exec producing the series pilot, but now comes word that Joel Gretsch has been added to the cast.
Gretsch plays a Catholic priest who observes a rebirth of faith after the Visitors hit town.
Gretsch, of course, played agent Tom Baldwin on The 4400 (which also shot in Vancouver) and was most recently directed by Peters in the second season episode of Burn Notice, "Seek and Destroy".
Frankly, it sounds like an inspired bit of casting. Gretsch really showed his antagonistic chops playing Owen Crawford in Steven Spielberg's 2002 miniseries Taken, then flipped over to play the protagonist in The 4400, so it's easy to imagine him playing a conflicted priest juxtaposed against the momentous arrival of alien visitors.

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