The Woman writer/director Lucky McKee knows a thing or two about horror, traumatising audiences ever since his 2002 breakthrough May introduced him to the world as a new, uncompromising voice in horror cinema.
McKee talks to Matt’s Movie Reviews about his favourite horror movies.
The horror genre has always been embroiled in controversy, and the dark, hardcore thriller The Woman is no exception.
Written/directed by cult horror filmmaker Lucky McKee – based on a novel he co-wrote with author Jack Ketchum- The Woman tells the story of a warped country lawyer (Sean Bridges) who attempts to civilise a feral cannibal woman (Pollyanna McIntosh), in the process placing his family in jeopardy.
Matt’s Movie Reviews talks to McKee about The Woman, horror movies, and whether the controversy surrounding his latest films is a blessing or a curse.
AITH:
It's been a few months since we last heard about Lucky McKee's The Woman, long enough to be itching to hear more about this flick, and lookee here, but our prayers have been answered!
From a secret source deep within production we were given the heads up about a little featurette regarding the film from The Chiller Network called "Meet the Maker" in which they feature Lucky as he's working on the sequel to Jack Ketchum's The Offspring.
