Following Terror Take Away, Italian director Alberto Bogo is currently involved in two film projects that are undergoing different stages of development. These are Calendar Killer and Horror Lockdown, two horror thrillers that differ from each other and also from the films the director has directed in the past viz. Extreme Jukebox (2013) and the aforementioned Terror Take Away (2018).
Calendar Killer is an "urban thriller set in the world of fashion," and the screenplay is by Andrea Lionetti. Premiered on Hours of Horror, an Instagram channel where Bogo curates the "A tutto Bogo" and "Horror Sound" columns, the film is currently seeking a producer.
The trailer for Calendar Killer (which you can find at the bottom of the article) was produced through a collaboration with Warp Video by director and videomaker Brace Beltempo (The Carpenter's House).
The second project, on the other hand, tentatively titled Horror Lockdown, is an episodic horror film that will be produced by Andrea Lionetti, who also appears on the crew as a screenwriter, along with Alessandro Sbabo, a performer and effects artist.
Currently Horror Lockdown is in the casting stage, and filming will begin this summer.
The film will consist of five horror segments ranging between grotesque and thriller and has been described by Bogo as "his personal way of processing the lockdown."
Meanwhile, the director celebrates the U.S. release of his Terror Take Away, titled Deadly Delivery. The film has been dubbed into English by SRS Cinemaʼs distributors, and the release date, which also includes VHS distribution, has been set for June 8.
