Project Nightmare To Be In Series or Movie?

Earlier today, in a private group discussion for Project Nightmare, a Dragon X and Hocus Pocus team up production, film director Cameron Tan talked about the film progress. Hocus Pocus team leader Dicky Khoo suggested that the film was made into a short series instead of movie.

This suggestion is still remain as a question right now whether Project Nightmare is in series or movie.

Who Will Be The Last Member of the League of Defender?

Dragon X and Hocus Pocus are facing a casting problem when Ah Moo told the production teams that he would not play the Destroyer in Nightmare: The Awaken earlier. By then, the negotiation between Hocus Pocus goes on on Darren Lau after the decision made by Ah Moo.

Today, clearly that Hocus Pocus team leader Dicky had told Dragon X that the negotiation between Darren Lau will be expected not to go smooth as the individual himself had refused not to play as Destroyer too in Project Nightmare. The final decision will be made to Dragon X on this coming Saturday.

In the solution told by Dragon X that, if Darren Lau is not playing the Destroyer, then Destroyer will be debunked from the League of Defender and a new character will be created to join the league.

New Camera Team Joined Project Nightmare

Earlier announced that Dragon X will be teaming up with Hocus Pocus, lead by Dicky in the production of Nightmare: The Awaken, which was planned to begin in mid-December this year. Today, Dragon X had confirmed two cameramen to join in the production.

Raymond Chew and Jeff Lim had confirmed their involvement in Project Nightmare. With Dicky Khoo holding a position as the film 2nd unit director and head of photographer & coordinator, Raymond will be assisting him with a position of assistant head of photographer and Jeff as the assistant head of coordinator respectively. Followed by Ong Kheng Boon and Pan Chuan Sin from the Dragon X production team.

Hocus Pocus is still recruiting their new members while everything will be confirmed as soon before the production take place. Nightmare: The Awaken opens in February 2016.