Horns

When a loved one dies, many of us would probably sell our soul to the devil to get it back. Did something similar happen to Iggy Parrish? His girlfriend met a brutal death, and the guy himself is considered by many to be her killer, although this is not the case. Waking up after one of the drunken nights, a young man discovers strange formations on his head that look like... horns? It is not entirely clear where they came from, but this fact adds a nice bonus to Iggy's life. Now, when he is with someone, they are ready to reveal their dark side. Parrish decides to use this cursed gift to find the killer. More Jonah Hill, based on the literary work of which Keith Bunin wrote the screenplay, is none other than the son of Stephen King. The novel was published in 2010 and made an impression on Oleksandr Azha. The director was impressed by this romantic story with its spirit of rock and roll, dressed in gloomy and mystical tones. Based on the nature of the dangerous gift of the hero Daniel Radcliffe, in "Horns" there are many quotes from biblical scriptures. This is expressed both in license plates on cars, which was also, for example, in the sequel "The Matrix", and in the names of bars, etc. The role of Ignatius Parrish, played by "Harry Potter", could also be performed by the now scandalously famous Shia LaBeouf. But the actor could not due to the tight schedule set by outside projects. Daniel, on the contrary, was only in favor, since after Harry Potter he found inspiration in horror films ("The Woman in Black", "Frankenstein"). The filming of "Horns" began at the end of September 2012, and already in December of the same year they came to an end. Work abounded in Vancouver and British Columbia. The designers of Radcliffe's infernal look were inspired by the paintings of Goya, Jean-Leon Jerome, John Milton and a couple of other artists. The world premiere of the film fell on the international film festival in Toronto, which happened back in 2013.