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“Ginger Snaps” Getting A New Series

It’s been twenty years since we were introduced to Bridgett and Ginger in the first Ginger Snaps movie. Now, after three films, the werewolf franchise is getting a new Series. Deadline is reporting that Sid Gentle Films and Copperhart Entertainment have teamed up for a new show executive produced by John Fawcett, co-creator and director of the original movie. Anna Ssemuyaba (“Guerrilla“) has signed on to write the script for the series of the same name. “Ginger Snaps” will center o sisters Brigette and Ginger, who are outcasts in their hometown. Inseparable, the sisters are obsessed with everything dark and macabre. The night of her first period Ginger is attacked by a werewolf and all hell breaks loose. The series will be a modernized adaptation of the female-driven horror movie we all loved. Here’s a look back at the original trailer for Ginger Snaps which starred Katharine Isabelle as Ginger and Emily Perkins as Bridgette.

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Oct 27, 2020
Woman (In Horror) Crush Wednesday: Katharine Isabelle

Woman (In Horror) Crush Wednesday: Katharine Isabelle

Welcome back, my Little Monsters. It’s Wednesday again, and of course you all know what that means. It’s time to shine a spotlight on another one of our wonderful Women of Horror. Who’s today’s talented lady? You’ve already read it in the title, but just for the hell of it, I’ll type it again. Today’s talented lady is Katharine Isabelle (flutters eyelashes and swoons). Ms. Isabelle, born Katharine Isobel Murray, hails from Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. In 1989, an 8-year-old Katie Murray kicked off her acting career, appearing in five movies (one made-for-TV) and an episode of MacGyver. In 1991, she began going by the name Katharine Isabelle, thus edging much closer towards her current moniker. Her journey towards the macabre began with roles on television shows like Ray Bradbury Theater, Goosebumps, and The X-Files. She would make her first film appearance in the horror genre, as Lindsay Clark in the 1998 film, Disturbing Behavior. And while this role did

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Mar 29, 2017

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“Ginger Snaps” Getting A New Series

It’s been twenty years since we were introduced to Bridgett and Ginger in the first Ginger Snaps movie. Now, after three films, the werewolf franchise is getting a new Series. Deadline is reporting that Sid Gentle Films and Copperhart Entertainment have teamed up for a new show executive produced by John Fawcett, co-creator and director of the original movie. Anna Ssemuyaba (“Guerrilla“) has signed on to write the script for the series of the same name. “Ginger Snaps” will center o sisters Brigette and Ginger, who are outcasts in their hometown. Inseparable, the sisters are obsessed with everything dark and macabre. The night of her first period Ginger is attacked by a werewolf and all hell breaks loose. The series will be a modernized adaptation of the female-driven horror movie we all loved. Here’s a look back at the original trailer for Ginger Snaps which starred Katharine Isabelle as Ginger and Emily Perkins as Bridgette.

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Oct 27, 2020
Woman (In Horror) Crush Wednesday: Katharine Isabelle

Woman (In Horror) Crush Wednesday: Katharine Isabelle

Welcome back, my Little Monsters. It’s Wednesday again, and of course you all know what that means. It’s time to shine a spotlight on another one of our wonderful Women of Horror. Who’s today’s talented lady? You’ve already read it in the title, but just for the hell of it, I’ll type it again. Today’s talented lady is Katharine Isabelle (flutters eyelashes and swoons). Ms. Isabelle, born Katharine Isobel Murray, hails from Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. In 1989, an 8-year-old Katie Murray kicked off her acting career, appearing in five movies (one made-for-TV) and an episode of MacGyver. In 1991, she began going by the name Katharine Isabelle, thus edging much closer towards her current moniker. Her journey towards the macabre began with roles on television shows like Ray Bradbury Theater, Goosebumps, and The X-Files. She would make her first film appearance in the horror genre, as Lindsay Clark in the 1998 film, Disturbing Behavior. And while this role did

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Mar 29, 2017