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And the remakes just keep coming. Like it or not, there is currently a remake in the works of the classic genre film An American Werewolf in London from Max Landis (Victor Frankenstein). Max’s father, John Landis, the man behind the 1981 film, has even advised his son not to make the film, but Max is pressing forward. During a conversation with Fandom Max stated that his version will be a straight-forward remake but with a modern twist. There’s no guarantee that the movie will exist but I’m very excited about it. I’m not here to remake American Werewolf in London into something it isn’t, I want to do everything from the original movie modern, and that’s it. He continued on to tease cameos from the original cast. Griffin Dunne..what about Jenny Agutter? Coem on, Jenny’s killing it right now. She was In Captain America: The Winter Soldier. It made me so excited! Yeah, there’s cameos from ideally literally everyone.
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News
With the film industry determined to remake/reboot every genre film we ever loved (at least that’s how it feels), it seems no classic is off limits. It was just a matter of time before John Landis’ An American Werewolf in London was added to the loooong list of revamped films. We reported back last year that Max Landis, John’s son, is remaking his father’s 1981 classic (at least it is staying in the family). Robert Kirkman and David Albert, the producers of ‘The Walking Dead’ are the source of the idea to do the remake and will produce under their Skybound banner. Max recently spoke with IMDb about the project: I’m gonna write it and I think I’m gonna direct it,” Landis said. “I like the script I wrote, you know? I’m halfway through it right now, I hope it turns out great.” He went to make it clear that he understands that fans are concerned and that he is
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Streaming TV
There is a new network on the scene that you need to check out, Comet TV. The network offers a wide range of killer series and films from both the horror and sci-fi genres. Not only does Comet TV have streaming content that includes classic films, and rare and unique features, they also have access to some of the rare releases from the MGM vaults. But wait, there is more! They also have scheduled programming that changes monthly (August schedule below). There are several different ways to watch. Comet is available over the air, on cable, streaming for free online and now on ROKU and APPLE TV! Wondering what kind of series Comet has to offer? Poltergeist: The Legacy, Stargate SG-1, Men Into Space, and the Emmy Award winning children’s science series DragonflyTV, are just a few of the series they have to offer. Oh, did I mention that they have Mystery Science Theater 3000? Because, they do! Go to
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From the Crypt
And the remakes just keep coming. Like it or not, there is currently a remake in the works of the classic genre film An American Werewolf in London from Max Landis (Victor Frankenstein). Max’s father, John Landis, the man behind the 1981 film, has even advised his son not to make the film, but Max is pressing forward. During a conversation with Fandom Max stated that his version will be a straight-forward remake but with a modern twist. There’s no guarantee that the movie will exist but I’m very excited about it. I’m not here to remake American Werewolf in London into something it isn’t, I want to do everything from the original movie modern, and that’s it. He continued on to tease cameos from the original cast. Griffin Dunne..what about Jenny Agutter? Coem on, Jenny’s killing it right now. She was In Captain America: The Winter Soldier. It made me so excited! Yeah, there’s cameos from ideally literally everyone.
Continue reading →
News
With the film industry determined to remake/reboot every genre film we ever loved (at least that’s how it feels), it seems no classic is off limits. It was just a matter of time before John Landis’ An American Werewolf in London was added to the loooong list of revamped films. We reported back last year that Max Landis, John’s son, is remaking his father’s 1981 classic (at least it is staying in the family). Robert Kirkman and David Albert, the producers of ‘The Walking Dead’ are the source of the idea to do the remake and will produce under their Skybound banner. Max recently spoke with IMDb about the project: I’m gonna write it and I think I’m gonna direct it,” Landis said. “I like the script I wrote, you know? I’m halfway through it right now, I hope it turns out great.” He went to make it clear that he understands that fans are concerned and that he is
Continue reading →
Streaming TV
There is a new network on the scene that you need to check out, Comet TV. The network offers a wide range of killer series and films from both the horror and sci-fi genres. Not only does Comet TV have streaming content that includes classic films, and rare and unique features, they also have access to some of the rare releases from the MGM vaults. But wait, there is more! They also have scheduled programming that changes monthly (August schedule below). There are several different ways to watch. Comet is available over the air, on cable, streaming for free online and now on ROKU and APPLE TV! Wondering what kind of series Comet has to offer? Poltergeist: The Legacy, Stargate SG-1, Men Into Space, and the Emmy Award winning children’s science series DragonflyTV, are just a few of the series they have to offer. Oh, did I mention that they have Mystery Science Theater 3000? Because, they do! Go to
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