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'Exiled: Crooked Rose Woods' - Darren Bousman Presents New Halloween Experience in Kansas City - Vimarsana News

'Exiled: Crooked Rose Woods' - Darren Bousman Presents New Halloween Experience in Kansas City

Darren Lynn Bousman (Saw II-IV, Spiral) has joined forces with one of Kansas City's most bone-chilling haunted houses, EXILED: Trail of Terror, to bring a

Darren Lynn Bousman On His New Venture Attic Acquisitions And His Love Of Occult Oddities - Vimarsana News

Darren Lynn Bousman On His New Venture Attic Acquisitions And His Love Of Occult Oddities

Shannon McGrew went to director Darren Lynn Bousman's home to learn about Attic Oddities and his eccentric collection of all things weird.

Interview: Spiral Director Darren Lynn Bousman Discusses Saw Spin-off - Vimarsana News

Interview: Spiral Director Darren Lynn Bousman Discusses Saw Spin-off

Saw spin-off stars Chris Rock and Samuel L. Jackson in the lead roles and is directed by  Saw II-IV director Darren Lynn Bousman in his return to helming the horror series. While it exists in the  Saw universe, it’s very much its own thing and provides a fresh experience. ComingSoon Editor-in-Chief Tyler Treese spoke with  Spiral director Darren Lynn Bousman about his love of interactive theater, why he doesn’t want to do just another  Saw movie, and what it was like working with legends like Chris Rock and Samuel L. Jackson. Tyler Treese: Spiral is this really great mix of genre...

Why Darren Lynn Bousman Came Back For Spiral - Vimarsana News

Why Darren Lynn Bousman Came Back For Spiral

Spiral, the ninth entry in the Saw franchise (Image Courtesy of Lionsgate) Darren Lynn Bousman, director of Spiral, has one promise about the the infamous body-mangling, limb-wrecking, jaw-splitting traps of the Saw movies. "They work the way we say they work." He's not kidding. Case in point: The Rack from Saw III. "That's the one where the man is in there, and his arms are outstretched, and it begins to twist," said Bousman. As is the way of Saw and its very practical effects, the mechanism really worked. "It's hooked to gears and a motor, and it turns one degree a second unt...