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The ‘Critters’ Are Back For New Show

It’s been 30 years since the earth was invaded by Critters, with the last film of the franchise hatching in 1992. There have been a lot of fans over the years begging for a new sequel. While that’s still up in the air, we do have great news for the fans of the nasty creatures. Critters will be back, in the form of a new series. Variety is reporting that Verizon’s go90 has ordered ‘Critters: The New Binge’ from Blue Ribbon Content, which belongs to Warner Bros. Jordan Rubin, Jon Kaplan, and Al Kaplin, the team who brought you Zombeavers, is behind the series. Rubin will direct and Kaplin will pen the series and executive produce. Robert Harvey and Barry Opper from the original film will produce. In the series, “the critters return to Earth in search of one of their kin, who was left behind years ago during an earlier mission. They land in Burbank, Calif., where they wreak

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Jan 11, 2018
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Robert Rodriguez’s New Series ‘Rebel Without A Crew’ Issues A Challange To Filmmakers

Brilliant director Robert Rodriguez, the man behind films such as Sin City, From Dusk Till Dawn, Planet Terror, Machete, and the ‘From Dusk Till Dawn’ series, made his directorial debut back in 1992 with ‘El Mariachi with a budget of only $7,000. Rodriguez holds the Guinness World Record for the lowest-budgeted film that grossed over $1 million at the box office. The film was inducted to the Library of Congress and is part of its National Film Registry. Now, he’s giving other filmmakers a shot to kick off their career with the new series ‘Rebel Without a Crew’. In the unscripted show, five filmmakers will be given a chance to make a feature film. Here’s the twist, they will each have a budget of only $7,000. The contestants include Scarlet Moreno, Bola Ogun, Alejandro Montoya Marin, Bommie-Kathleen Ryan, and Josh Stifter. Oh, and Rodriguez is taking on the challenge as well. The filmmakers will have just two weeks to shoot

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Nov 29, 2017

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Horror Fuel

The ‘Critters’ Are Back For New Show

It’s been 30 years since the earth was invaded by Critters, with the last film of the franchise hatching in 1992. There have been a lot of fans over the years begging for a new sequel. While that’s still up in the air, we do have great news for the fans of the nasty creatures. Critters will be back, in the form of a new series. Variety is reporting that Verizon’s go90 has ordered ‘Critters: The New Binge’ from Blue Ribbon Content, which belongs to Warner Bros. Jordan Rubin, Jon Kaplan, and Al Kaplin, the team who brought you Zombeavers, is behind the series. Rubin will direct and Kaplin will pen the series and executive produce. Robert Harvey and Barry Opper from the original film will produce. In the series, “the critters return to Earth in search of one of their kin, who was left behind years ago during an earlier mission. They land in Burbank, Calif., where they wreak

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Jan 11, 2018
Horror Fuel

Robert Rodriguez’s New Series ‘Rebel Without A Crew’ Issues A Challange To Filmmakers

Brilliant director Robert Rodriguez, the man behind films such as Sin City, From Dusk Till Dawn, Planet Terror, Machete, and the ‘From Dusk Till Dawn’ series, made his directorial debut back in 1992 with ‘El Mariachi with a budget of only $7,000. Rodriguez holds the Guinness World Record for the lowest-budgeted film that grossed over $1 million at the box office. The film was inducted to the Library of Congress and is part of its National Film Registry. Now, he’s giving other filmmakers a shot to kick off their career with the new series ‘Rebel Without a Crew’. In the unscripted show, five filmmakers will be given a chance to make a feature film. Here’s the twist, they will each have a budget of only $7,000. The contestants include Scarlet Moreno, Bola Ogun, Alejandro Montoya Marin, Bommie-Kathleen Ryan, and Josh Stifter. Oh, and Rodriguez is taking on the challenge as well. The filmmakers will have just two weeks to shoot

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Nov 29, 2017