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Scary short film of the day: “Suckablood”

Massive fan of the site - I check it several times a day - and I’m asking if you’ll take a look at something of mine. Suckablood is a short film my filmmaking team has just released online, and it’s going down very well.

Based around a Grimm’s fairytale story, and made for under £2000, we’re hoping it might just launch us into bigger and better things.

Daily Discussion: Your favorite fairy tales

Whether it’s Grimm fairy tales, other old European stories, or even similar stories or fables from Africa, east Asia, Australia or the Americas, what are some of your favorite fairy tales?

Five hundred new fairytales discovered in Germany

Just when Disney is running out of European fairy tales to turn into animated feature films, a massive cache of over five hundred was rediscovered in Germany after having been locked away for 150 years. The above illustration is from one of those stories called “King Golden Hair”.

Disney is doing a movie adaptation of ‘Into the Woods’… wait what?

Of all the awesome theatrical productions out there to turn into a movie, Disney doing Into the Woods is honestly one of the last things I would expect. In addition to the fact that many theaters dress the Little Red Riding Hood wolf with a giant wolf penis, the entire play is about completely deconstructing many of the fairy tales that Disney has built its legacy on.

posted 12 January, 2012
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Need a 2012 calendar? How about J. Scott Campbell’s Sexy Fairytale Fantasies calendar? Fucking yowzers.

If you need a calendar for this year that’s both sexy as hell and based on literature and Disney movies, you absolutely need J. Scott Campbell’s 2012 Fairytale Fantasies calendar. Some of the pics are sort of low res, but you can see them full size at the link below. No more words, just scroll.

posted 11 January, 2012
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Ray Harryhausen’s Rapunzel

Disney may be proud of its latest top of the line, slick animated version of Rapunzel, but this is Ray Harryhausen’s stop motion version of the classic fairy tale from 1951. It doesn’t have Mandy Moore or a chameleon, but it’s still just as charming.

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posted 29 November, 2010
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Disney is closing the book on fairy tale movies for now

For decades, Disney’s bread and butter were its top-notch animated features based on fairy tales. But now it seems that Disney’s 50th animated feature film Tangled may be its last for a long time based on a fairy tale.