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Twisted Pictures, the motherf… I mean, people behind the Saw series are set to remake Lloyd Kaufman’s Mother’s Day. As much a sequel as a remake the new picture finds Mom and her sons returning to their old home to torture and degrade a new generation.
Wow. We’re remaking Troma Pictures.
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MTV has posted the first footage from the reamake of the Crazies. Dig it below.
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Park Chan-Wook’s Thirst will get a limited theatrical release in July, and if it performs well will get wider release. I can’t wait for this one.
If thirst shows up in your town go see it. Tell your friends to go see it. In the meantime watch Old Boy again.
from: Shock Till You Drop
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Bloody Disgusting reports a conversation with Chris Fisher where he talks about his Eyes of Laura Mars remake project.
Evidently the producers want a re-scripting based on the original movie while Fisher would prefer to use John Carpenter’s original script. We’ll have to see where this goes. If a new director is brought in it’s probably More >
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SCIFIWire has a cool interview with the writer/director behind the Night of the Demons remake, Adam Gierasch. It seems that he was a little worried about doing a remake; he says, “[I was worried] that people were going to hate me. I do look at the Internet message boards, and they do hurt my feelings, More >
Hollywood studios are competing for the rights to Park Chan-Wook’s “Thirst” — and it hasn’t even premiered at Cannes yet.