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We May Be Getting A Remake Of Demons, With The Original Players

Most of you remember the gory 1985 horror film Demons. The film was a collaboration between the top names in Italian horror, including Dario Argento, who co-wrote and produced along side Lamberto Bava, Demons’ director, with special effects makeup by Sergio Stivaletti. Dread Central is reporting that three genre veterans are interested in teaming up again for a 3D remake of Demons. In an interview with Dark Universe Horror Database Stivaletti revealed the trio’s plans. “We have been speaking about a new Demons movie for a short time now. Dario, Lamberto and myself – maybe a 3D version of demons, a remake that features the old crew.” Stivaletti said. “We all wish Itailian horror could return again, but we know how unlikely that is.” “We go to conventions across the world and people remember our work,” he added. “So there is an audience out there for a new Demons movie – we are all sure of it.” In Demons, a

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Mar 30, 2016
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Witchcraft Can’t Save The Craft From Being Remade

Back in May we reported that Sony had ordered the remake of 1996’s The Craft. News has come via THR that Leigh Janiak has been hired to both direct and pen the new script, along side Phil Raziadei. Doug Wick will be returning as a producer. There is no word yet who will star in the remake. Director Andrew Fleming and writer Peter Filardi did an amazing job on the original film. Robin Tunney (The Mentalist), Neve Campbell (Scream), Fairuza Balk (The Waterboy), Rachel True (Social Nightmare), Skeet Ulrich (Scream) and Christine Taylor (Tropic Thunder) made up the perfect cast for the film. I bind you Sony, from doing harm, harm against others and harm against the original movie.

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Dec 25, 2015
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A New Version Of 1986’s ‘House’ Has Entered Production

As if there weren’t enough remakes in production, we’ve received news that the 1986 horror film ‘House’ has now been added to the list. In an interview with Fangoria Sean S. Cunningham, who will be producing ‘House’, told them that not only will the film be getting a modern update, there will also be a potential sex switch, making the lead a female role in the film. Cunningham also stated that the film was currently “deeply in production”. In the original film, directed by Steve Miner, a troubled writer moves into the house he has just inherited from his aunt.

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Nov 20, 2015
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A New Updated Version Of ‘Blood Feast’ Is In The Works

Back in April we reported that a remake of Herschell Gordon Lewis’ 1963 ‘Blood Feast’was in the works. We now have new information about the remake. German director Marcel Walz (Plastic) will be stepping into Lewis’ shoes as director of the new movie. Robert Rusler will be playing the lead role of Fuad Ramses, a family man who works nights at a museum of ancient Egyptian culture. Ramses is drawn to an ancient statue representing the goddess Ishtar. She begins the speak to him in visions. Eventually he gives in and his life becomes filled with murder and cannibalism. He starts to prepare a feast for the goddess, with offerings of organs and intestines of human sacrifices drenched in blood. Fuad slips further into madness and becomes a puppet of Ishtar, who desires the sacrifice of Fuad’s wife and daughter. Lewis, nicknamed the “Godfather of Gore”, delivered one of the most gore filled movies on record with ‘Blood Feast’. Even

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Jul 19, 2015
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The Remake Of Stephen King’s ‘Cujo’ Has New Title ‘C.U.J.O.’

Once again we have to report another classic horror film is getting a reboot, this time it’s Stephen King’s classic ‘Cujo’. Director/producer Lang Elliott will be directing, producing and distributing the ‘Cujo’ reboot through Sunn Classic Pictures. Elliott is set to film the reboot of the film under the new name ‘C.U.J.O.’ , which stands for “Canine Unit Joint Operations”. Actor/director/producer DJ Perry has signed on to star in ‘C.U.J.O. Perry, who is an actor, director and producer has appeared in such films as ‘Ashes of Eden’, ‘Blood Ties’ and 2002’s ‘Below’. ‘Cujo’, originally starred Dee Wallace, and was released in 1983. The original film follows a mother who takes her car to a mechanic’s remote house. Upon arriving Wallace’s character and her son are assaulted by a Saint Bernard with rabies. The two are stuck in the car, which will not start, as they are circled by the mad dog. It seems the rebooted version may have a military

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Michael Bay Remaking Hitchcock’s Classic ‘The Birds’

‘Transformers’ director Michael Bay has announced his role as co-producer on a new upcoming remake of Alfred Hitchcock’s 1963 classic, ‘The Birds’. That’s right, even Hitchcock is not safe from Hollywood’s latest obsession, remakes. Dutch film-maker Diederik Van Rooijen will be directing the new version for Mandalay Pictures, who is sharing co-producer status with Universal and Michael Bay’s company Platinum Dunes Production. In the original film a seaside town is swarmed by huge flocks of seagulls and crows, who reek havoc on the town and it’s residents. ‘The Birds’ starred Tippi Hedren as Melanie Daniels, a San Francisco socialite. The rumor is, Naomi Watts is in negotiations to play the role of Melanie in the new version. When Hedren heard that a remake was in the works, her comment pretty much summed up exactly what we are thinking, “Why would you do that? Why?”.

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Jun 30, 2015
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Even Witchcraft Can’t Save ‘The Craft’ From Being Remade

When I started going through all the news about horror this morning I was shocked, saddened and infuriated to see that ‘The Craft’ has now been added to the very long list of movies set to get remade over the next two years. That’s right, Sony has ordered the remake of ‘The Craft’. (*Facepalm) Leigh Janiak, the writer of 2014’s ‘Honeymoon’, has been tasked with writing the script for the new version of the teenage witch thriller, along with Phil Graziadei who also co-wrote ‘Honeymoon’. The director and cast have yet to be announced for the project. The remake is still in the early phases of preproduction and does not have a release date at this time. I remember the first time I saw the 1996 teenage witch movie ‘The Craft’. The movie was fantastic, it put a spell on me. I must have watched that VHS a hundred time before my VCR ate it. To this day ‘The Craft’

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May 14, 2015
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The Controversial Horror Film ‘Don’t Look Now’ Is Being Remade

Forty years after it’s release, the 1973 horror film ‘Don’t Look Now’ is being remade. will be overseeing the remake with StudioCanal. Rona and Heineman recently worked as a team on the thriller ‘Unkown’ and are currently working on the remake of ‘Escape From New York’ . ‘Don’t Look Now’ was based on a short story by Daphne du Maurier. The movie follows John and Laura (Sutherland and Christie), a couple who are grieving the death of their young daughter. The two take a vacation to Venice, in an attempt to save their marriage. A Psychic warns them that the two are in danger. John soon begins seeing a child’s figure around Venice, the figure is wearing a red coat that is identical to the one his daughter was wearing when she died. ‘Don’t Look Now’ is a twisted film that was directed by Nicolas Roeg. Most people remember the film for a sex scene, that is still debated to

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We May Be Getting A Remake Of Demons, With The Original Players

Most of you remember the gory 1985 horror film Demons. The film was a collaboration between the top names in Italian horror, including Dario Argento, who co-wrote and produced along side Lamberto Bava, Demons’ director, with special effects makeup by Sergio Stivaletti. Dread Central is reporting that three genre veterans are interested in teaming up again for a 3D remake of Demons. In an interview with Dark Universe Horror Database Stivaletti revealed the trio’s plans. “We have been speaking about a new Demons movie for a short time now. Dario, Lamberto and myself – maybe a 3D version of demons, a remake that features the old crew.” Stivaletti said. “We all wish Itailian horror could return again, but we know how unlikely that is.” “We go to conventions across the world and people remember our work,” he added. “So there is an audience out there for a new Demons movie – we are all sure of it.” In Demons, a

Continue reading →
Mar 30, 2016
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Witchcraft Can’t Save The Craft From Being Remade

Back in May we reported that Sony had ordered the remake of 1996’s The Craft. News has come via THR that Leigh Janiak has been hired to both direct and pen the new script, along side Phil Raziadei. Doug Wick will be returning as a producer. There is no word yet who will star in the remake. Director Andrew Fleming and writer Peter Filardi did an amazing job on the original film. Robin Tunney (The Mentalist), Neve Campbell (Scream), Fairuza Balk (The Waterboy), Rachel True (Social Nightmare), Skeet Ulrich (Scream) and Christine Taylor (Tropic Thunder) made up the perfect cast for the film. I bind you Sony, from doing harm, harm against others and harm against the original movie.

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Dec 25, 2015
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A New Version Of 1986’s ‘House’ Has Entered Production

As if there weren’t enough remakes in production, we’ve received news that the 1986 horror film ‘House’ has now been added to the list. In an interview with Fangoria Sean S. Cunningham, who will be producing ‘House’, told them that not only will the film be getting a modern update, there will also be a potential sex switch, making the lead a female role in the film. Cunningham also stated that the film was currently “deeply in production”. In the original film, directed by Steve Miner, a troubled writer moves into the house he has just inherited from his aunt.

Continue reading →
Nov 20, 2015
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A New Updated Version Of ‘Blood Feast’ Is In The Works

Back in April we reported that a remake of Herschell Gordon Lewis’ 1963 ‘Blood Feast’was in the works. We now have new information about the remake. German director Marcel Walz (Plastic) will be stepping into Lewis’ shoes as director of the new movie. Robert Rusler will be playing the lead role of Fuad Ramses, a family man who works nights at a museum of ancient Egyptian culture. Ramses is drawn to an ancient statue representing the goddess Ishtar. She begins the speak to him in visions. Eventually he gives in and his life becomes filled with murder and cannibalism. He starts to prepare a feast for the goddess, with offerings of organs and intestines of human sacrifices drenched in blood. Fuad slips further into madness and becomes a puppet of Ishtar, who desires the sacrifice of Fuad’s wife and daughter. Lewis, nicknamed the “Godfather of Gore”, delivered one of the most gore filled movies on record with ‘Blood Feast’. Even

Continue reading →
Jul 19, 2015
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The Remake Of Stephen King’s ‘Cujo’ Has New Title ‘C.U.J.O.’

Once again we have to report another classic horror film is getting a reboot, this time it’s Stephen King’s classic ‘Cujo’. Director/producer Lang Elliott will be directing, producing and distributing the ‘Cujo’ reboot through Sunn Classic Pictures. Elliott is set to film the reboot of the film under the new name ‘C.U.J.O.’ , which stands for “Canine Unit Joint Operations”. Actor/director/producer DJ Perry has signed on to star in ‘C.U.J.O. Perry, who is an actor, director and producer has appeared in such films as ‘Ashes of Eden’, ‘Blood Ties’ and 2002’s ‘Below’. ‘Cujo’, originally starred Dee Wallace, and was released in 1983. The original film follows a mother who takes her car to a mechanic’s remote house. Upon arriving Wallace’s character and her son are assaulted by a Saint Bernard with rabies. The two are stuck in the car, which will not start, as they are circled by the mad dog. It seems the rebooted version may have a military

Continue reading →
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Michael Bay Remaking Hitchcock’s Classic ‘The Birds’

‘Transformers’ director Michael Bay has announced his role as co-producer on a new upcoming remake of Alfred Hitchcock’s 1963 classic, ‘The Birds’. That’s right, even Hitchcock is not safe from Hollywood’s latest obsession, remakes. Dutch film-maker Diederik Van Rooijen will be directing the new version for Mandalay Pictures, who is sharing co-producer status with Universal and Michael Bay’s company Platinum Dunes Production. In the original film a seaside town is swarmed by huge flocks of seagulls and crows, who reek havoc on the town and it’s residents. ‘The Birds’ starred Tippi Hedren as Melanie Daniels, a San Francisco socialite. The rumor is, Naomi Watts is in negotiations to play the role of Melanie in the new version. When Hedren heard that a remake was in the works, her comment pretty much summed up exactly what we are thinking, “Why would you do that? Why?”.

Continue reading →
Jun 30, 2015
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Even Witchcraft Can’t Save ‘The Craft’ From Being Remade

When I started going through all the news about horror this morning I was shocked, saddened and infuriated to see that ‘The Craft’ has now been added to the very long list of movies set to get remade over the next two years. That’s right, Sony has ordered the remake of ‘The Craft’. (*Facepalm) Leigh Janiak, the writer of 2014’s ‘Honeymoon’, has been tasked with writing the script for the new version of the teenage witch thriller, along with Phil Graziadei who also co-wrote ‘Honeymoon’. The director and cast have yet to be announced for the project. The remake is still in the early phases of preproduction and does not have a release date at this time. I remember the first time I saw the 1996 teenage witch movie ‘The Craft’. The movie was fantastic, it put a spell on me. I must have watched that VHS a hundred time before my VCR ate it. To this day ‘The Craft’

Continue reading →
May 14, 2015
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The Controversial Horror Film ‘Don’t Look Now’ Is Being Remade

Forty years after it’s release, the 1973 horror film ‘Don’t Look Now’ is being remade. will be overseeing the remake with StudioCanal. Rona and Heineman recently worked as a team on the thriller ‘Unkown’ and are currently working on the remake of ‘Escape From New York’ . ‘Don’t Look Now’ was based on a short story by Daphne du Maurier. The movie follows John and Laura (Sutherland and Christie), a couple who are grieving the death of their young daughter. The two take a vacation to Venice, in an attempt to save their marriage. A Psychic warns them that the two are in danger. John soon begins seeing a child’s figure around Venice, the figure is wearing a red coat that is identical to the one his daughter was wearing when she died. ‘Don’t Look Now’ is a twisted film that was directed by Nicolas Roeg. Most people remember the film for a sex scene, that is still debated to

Continue reading →