Erik: Portrait of a Living Corpse, a Phantom film

14^thday ofAprilin the year2013

viscountess:

Some unintentionally amusing Phantom pictures.

For RJDaae.

(via wanderingchild)

6^thday ofFebruaryin the year2013

ekamy asked: Ah, you've a Tumblr for Portrait of a Living Corpse! I'm glad! I really enjoyed Act 1, and I'll be awaiting Act 2 for however long that'll take! C:

Yes of course! It’s an attempt to get the film out there even more. Although, I’ll admit we don’t update it nearly as much as the Facebook page. You’re an amazing fan and thank you for your kind words and support. And thank you so much for sharing it on your Tumblr. Remember, the more you spread the word and get it out there, the more likely Act 2 will come into being. Though I’m sure you know this already.

5^thday ofFebruaryin the year2013

ekamy:

Erik’s Masks Appreciation Post

—> Erik: Portrait of a Living Corpse, Act 1

MASKS

18^thday ofNovemberin the year2012

now-watching:

#ThePhantomOfTheOpera #DriveInMob

(via fyeahlonchaney)

We were going to have a cat in Erik’s lair in ERIK: Portrait of a Living Corpse, but decided that we had enough animal cuteness with the squirrel.

cocokat:

“Life’s Greatest pleasure”

Pencil on paper, scanned and edited in Photoshop.

(Ignore the organ. I’ve accepted the fact that I don’t know to draw them properly. )

(via oneblazeof--glory)

27^thday ofAprilin the year2012

effyeahstupidphantom:

Right.

10^thday ofAprilin the year2012

(Source: phantomoftheoperaconfessions)

Of Bustles and Masks: Phantom Fandom-

ofbustlesandmasks:

Ok I will admit to often disliking people’s opinions on the story, particularly several on Phantom Confessions. I can sometimes be a bit rude and I always try to apologize if I get out of hand. But here is my take on our fandom.-

I do NOT deny anyone their right to an opinion. Whatever you want…

9^thday ofAprilin the year2012

effyeahstupidphantom:

Helpfull advice and thoughtfull thinking from the Phantom community.

(via pansexual-pan-humper-deactivate)

7^thday ofAprilin the year2012

Erik: Portrait of a Living Corpse, a new Phantom of the Opera film is NOW ON DVD!

Add this film to your Phantom collection and order your copy today!

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"He had a heart that could have held the empire of the world; and, in the end, he had to content himself with a cellar..." -Gaston Leroux

Obsession, passion, tragedy and triumph have made French author Gaston Leroux's The Phantom of the Opera a gothic masterpiece for the past century. The story of a horribly disfigured mad genius who dwells beneath the Paris Opera House, has captured the imaginations of filmmakers, writers and musicians for years, yet few have taken advantage of Leroux's rich text and atmosphere.

Aspiring filmmaker Ryan Bijan Jeri hopes to capture a little of what made the story great by directing and producing ERIK, a no-budget film, recounting the Opera Ghost's reign of terror from his point of view. This is no bottom of the barrel YouTube project. The crew and talent who began filming in June, 2010, aim to make the best film they can (on very limited funds) and plan to run the finished project in the festival circuit. ERIK features a talented cast and crew, including Spencer Wallace as Cinematographer and Asisstant Director, Music by Patrick Martin and Autumn Hyun as Christine Daae, the object of Erik's obsession. The production is basically fueled on love of the original novel, passion for the genre, and consists of a few starving artists and students wanting to make a short, sweet, gothic horror flick that's worth watching.

Hopefully fans of the original novel, Universal Monsters and Hammer Horror will enjoy it (and hardcore fans of the Joel Schumacher film starring Gerard Butler will be sorely disappointed.) This is Erik as Gaston Leroux envisioned him, and how I interpreted him. He's the tragic genius/sociopathic killer who is born horribly disfigured (not a fit GQ model with a mild rash that Christine nearly falls for in the end.) In many ways, despite the buget, ERIK will (hopefully) be alot closer to what Leroux described than many other adaptations, yet is a unique enough take to be enjoyed on its own.

It'll be available on DVD to buy in November!