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There've already been two recent films about his assassin, so it seems to be time to take on the considerable challenge of the man himself -- Turner Prize-nominated artist Sam Taylor-Wood will make her directorial debut with John Lennon biopic "Nowhere Boy," written by "Control" screenwriter Matt Greenhalgh and apparently focusing on his early life. Here's hoping that, like "Control," the film ends up with an unknown playing its subject. [Hollywood Reporter] Rogue Pictures is working on a sequel to "The Strangers," with Liv Tyler expected to return, and general hopes it could become a "Saw"-style horror franchise. [Variety] indieWIRE's Eugene Hernandez paid a visit to some of the filmmakers shooting at the DNC, among them "Kurt Cobain About A Son"'s AJ Schnack, "A Lion In the House"'s Julia Reichert and Steven Bognar, "We Are Together"'s Paul Taylor, "My Country, My Country"'s Laura Poitras, and "They Killed Sister Dorothy"'s Daniel...