David Gordon Green in recent years revived the Halloween franchise with a further two sequels on their way in the next couple of years. He is now reportedly setting his sights at another horror classic.
According to The Observer, he’s reportedly making a deal with the Blumhouse team to craft a new sequel for The Exorcist.
Announced back in April, HBO is currently developing a Hellraiser television series, with Halloween Kills director David Gordon Green set to direct the pilot and several more initial episodes that brings to the small screen for the first time the iconic pincushion-headed villain who heads a group of pasty-faced villains sent from hell, known as the Cenobites.
Deadline reports tonight that Clive Barker himself has joined the Exec Producing team.
Announced during the virtual BlumFest, filmmaker David Gordon Green and the horror franchise’s scream queen Jamie Lee Curtis, producer Malek Akkad from Trancas Films and Miramax producer Bill Block and Jason Blum released another teaser to the upcoming Halloween Kills.
In the same vein as DC and their FanDome event this past summer, Blumhouse has announced that they’re bringing the Halloween fun to you at home this week with their first annual BlumFest.
David Gordon Green’s Halloween Kills, which is currently in post production has officially been postponed.
The horror community are still waiting to see if Halloween Kills will be delayed from its current release date of October 16, 2020. This week fans of the franchise got some fresh new insights from both composer/executive producer John Carpenter and director David Gordon Green. Continue reading
HBO has made a deal to develop a series from the classic horror franchise Hellraiser.
For health care workers, the N95 mask is an invaluable line of defense against the Coronavirus. These highly protective respirators can keep doctors and nurses from getting infected by patients, but the world is quickly running out of them.
With the US being no exception to this shortage, Trancas International Films, along with Blumhouse Productions, Miramax and Universal Pictures have come up with a way to help.
For the first time since 1981, original Halloween star Charles Cyphers has reprised the role of Sheriff Leigh Brackett.
Halloween Kills is currently slashing its was through production, and the casting announcements keep coming!
Many original Haddonfield residents will appear in this latest instalment with Jamie Leigh Curtis promising the return of “MANY original characters and their performers”.
