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Heat Vision is reporting that Darren Lynn Bousman, director of Saws 2 through 4 and Repo! The Genetic Opera (as well as the upcoming Mother’s Day remake), will be directing a movie called 11 11 11 that will be released on November 11th, 2011. No word on if there will be 11:11pm screenings of the film opening day.

You might be sad to find out that 11:11 has all kinds of connotations for conspiracy theorists and religious wackadoos, hence the concept of the film. The 11:11
movement is centered on the emergence of that number in people’s lives
that alerts them to angels or spirit guardians trying to communicate
with them. Conspiracy theorists also point to the number 11’s
involvement in historical events. Do a google search for some instant head-shaking.
Producer Wayne Rice (of Dude, Where’s My Car and Suicide Kings) thought up on the concept after seeing that the fateful date will fall on a Friday. He was impressed by Bousman, who has turned (the decidedly average) Repo! into a cult hit by constantly screening it around the country for the last couple years, and contacted him to see if they could get something together.
Bousman is working on the script right now, which will talk about how the gates of heaven will open up on that fateful day and something from another world will enter our earthly realm for exactly 49 minutes. The director will be making this something more psychological and less visceral that his last films.
“With ‘Saw’ and ‘Repo,’ my career has been
about finding new ways to freak people out; that’s what I want to do
with this,” Bousman said. ‘We want to take this phenomenon and give it
horrific purpose.”
Not sure it’s so much a phenomenon as a date, but hell, I’m game. Check Heat Vision for more.





9 comments
Repo! is decidedly fucking terrible.
Hopefully it'll only run 11 minutes and feature Eleven by Primus and Eleven by TOOL on the soundtrack.
Reminds me of The Number 23. Hope it's just as good!
It's one more than ten, isn't it?
I've always thought you shouldn't remake good movies; remake movies that were bad but had potential.
Glad to see someone agrees with me, and thought they should remake 'The Number 23.'
1st comment: If you have to TRY to make your film a cult classic, it's not a fucking cult classic! This is why we don't have the brilliant classics like Evil Dead, Dead Alive, etc. anymore, because they didn't try, they just were. 2nd comment: Producer Wayne Rice (Of Dude, Where's My Car? and Suicide Kings). What?!?!? Hahahahaha!
11.11 = the film's budget still likely to turn a profit
@Andrew, are you thinking of the Tool song "jimmy"? Nice call on the Primus song, though. I remember that, back in high school, it took me a while to figure out why it had that title.
Maybe this is actually going to be an operatic tribute to Spinal Tap starring Alvin, Simon and Theodore as music instrument repo men in the year 4596 A.D.
Then again, I could be wrong, but that sounds like it's in Bousman's wheelhouse.
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