Play shooting games.com and lots of other games on Stick Games! Horror movie remakes that have been produced but haven’t been released yet include Death Note (premiering August 25 th), IT (premiering September 8 th), Death Wish. Plot outline, cast list, trivia, movie mistakes, quotes, user reviews, and a message board.

Pumpkinhead (1. 98. Cinemassacre Productions. I really don’t think Pumpkinhead is obscure. It is a gem of a film, not particularly on par with modern horror cult classics like Evil Dead, but it holds its own. The Gate would be more obscure as this, however just as good.

I find Pumpkinhead to be just as traditional a viewing as Candyman and Hellraiser in any modern horror repertoire. That said, I found the tale to be just as captivating as the SFX. The atmosphere and mystery are built right from the opening scenes. The acting overall is sub par, especially from the group of soon to be victims, but the scenes with Harley and Haggis create a spookiness, a perfectly dark setting for the rest of the film. Harley’s kid, is innocent enough and his relationship with his father is so wholesome, that it is hard not to find it tragic. The entire film has this dingy yellow/orange sheen, giving it an almost surreal feel…and during the night, it is an eerie dark blue…I really dig the ambience.

The tale is also somewhat unique, and has that backwoods witchcraft element that should be exploited more in horror. Afterall, witchcraft and Halloween go hand in hand in some circles. Also you can’t get a more primal driving force than revenge, except here it gives us a reason to sympathize right along with Harley, but we can also understand why he would be the one to have to redeem himself, since the moral of the story follows the proverb “Before you embark on a journey of revenge, dig two graves.”.

Horror Movie Remakes in the Works. Be it a creativity drought, increased demand, or an example of history repeating itself, remakes are on the rise in Hollywood and beyond. There are so many scary reboots coming down the pike, in fact, it was high time we put together a list of the Top 2. Horror Remakes You (Probably) Didn’t Know Were in the Works! For this list, we aren’t including films that make a connection to the originals. The upcoming Flatliners, for example, was recently revealed to be a sequel; similarly, The Craft (still in pre- production) was revealed to be a 2. While Shane Black’s The Predator has been described as neither a remake or a reboot, it takes place in the same universe as the past Predator films, making it ineligible for this list.

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Halloween 2. 01. 8 has been described as a reboot, but co- scribe Danny Mc. Bride also hinted the film would pick up after the events of Halloween II, so the jury is still out on whether this one is a remake or a sequel. Horror movie remakes that have been produced but haven’t been released yet include Death Note (premiering August 2. IT (premiering September 8th), Death Wish (premiering November 2. Susperia (TBA), and Inside (TBA). To our knowledge, none of the films listed below have gone before cameras (with the exception of Day of the Dead), meaning anything can happen. We make no guarantee that any of these movies will ever come to fruition (which, in some cases, might be a good thing).

Have a read and let us know what you think in the Comments section! The Fly (1. 98. 6, Directed by David Cronenberg)What We Know Now: J.

D. Dillard, whose directorial feature debut Sleight made waves in Sundance last year, is in negotiations to direct and co- write a remake of classic horror pic The Fly for Fox. He would pen the script with writing partner Alex Theurer. There have long been rumors buzzing around that a remake of the story of a scientist who mutates into a grotesque human fly was on the horizon. David Cronenberg’s 1. Jeff Goldblum and Geena Davis, is arguably considered one of the director’s best pieces of work. That film was a remake of the 1.

Kurt Neumann and based on a short story of the same name by George Langelaan, which was followed by two sequels: Return of the Fly and Curse of the Fly. Should the Dillard- Theurer deal make, it would really move the project, and potential franchise, forward for Fox. Pet Sematary (1. 98. Directed by Mary Lambert)What We Know Now: In 2.

Pet Sematary remake was in the works with 2. Days Later director Juan Carlos Fresnadillo at the helm.

At the time, script co- scribe Jeff Buhler said the project would be “1. The Dead Zone Episodes. Nothing came of it. With Stephen King Fever burning hot in 2. Andrés Muschietti’s IT is easily the most intensely- anticipated film of the year, and if the film hits its mark at the box office, the director would love the opportunity to pick up on the Pet Sematary remake where Fresnadillo left off.

Speaking in a new interview with the Toronto Sun, Muschietti said that he really wants to do a fresh take on Pet Sematary. Indeed, he and his sister Barbara, who is credited as a producer on IT, are hoping that their King adaptation will be the first of several in the coming years.“We’re huge fans of Pet Sematary.

If we can get our hands on that and do the Pet Sematary we want to do, that will be something. One day, maybe.”An American Werewolf in London (1. Directed by John Landis)What We Know Now: Keeping it in the family, John Landis’s son Max is currently penning a script for a proposed American Werewolf in London Remake. Here’s what he recently told a podcaster: Max Landis (2. The thing I would do with CGI, were I directing this film, would be leg movement, and I would have the entire wolf’s face, back, and body be practical, and then I would fully CGI the legs for organic movements.

If you remake American Werewolf and the transformation scene isn’t practical, you have fucked up. We’ll see if I can do it.

We’ll see if I can pull it off. We’ll see if they even make it. My goal is I feel like all of the best remakes focus on one thing in the original movie, take a lot of the images of the original and then remix that really tightly. With American Werewolf I’m doing that, but I’m also just gonna try and do American Werewolf as best I can. We’ll see. I can’t make promises.” (Reported via Jo.

Blo. com)Starship Troopers (1. Directed by Paul Verhoeven)What We Know Now: Per. THR(2. 01. 6): Columbia Pictures is rebooting Starship Troopers, the 1. Paul Verhoeven. The studio has tapped Mark Swift and Damian Shannon, the writing duo behind the upcoming Baywatch movie, to write the script for a new theatrical feature film that would relaunch a potential franchise.

Maniac Cop (1. 98. Directed by William Lustig)What We Know Now: “Maniac Cop,” a modern adaptation of William Lustig’s 1. Nicolas Winding Refn and his partner Lene Børglum are producing, is set to shoot this summer in Los Angeles, with Wild Bunch on board to handle world sales. Set in the present, “Maniac Cop” follows a determined L. A. police officer who sets out to reveal the truth about the brutal murders of innocent people by one of her fellow cops. Casting for the film is underway.

Escape from New York (1. Directed by John Carpenter)What We Know Now: Robert Rodriguez is in negotiations to direct the remake of John Carpenter’s iconic “Escape From New York.” Fox is targeting summer for the start of production, with Michael Ireland overseeing the film. The project has been in the works at the studio since 2. Fox obtained the remake rights to “Escape From New York,” starring Kurt Russell as “Snake” Plissken. Studio. Canal sold the rights to Fox, which topped several bids. Carpenter will exec produce the reboot.

Day of the Dead (1. Directed by George A. Romero)What We Know Now: This is actually the 2nd stab at a remake of George A. Romero’s Day of the Dead; 2.

Steve Miner was all kinds of terrible. This current iteration is now filming under the direction of Johnathon Schaech. Day of the Dead follows a former medical student tormented by a dark figure from her past, who happens to be a half- human, half- zombie hell- bent on destroying her. The full cast includes Marcus Vanco, Jeff Gum (Exeter, The Vault), Lorina Kamburova (Nightworld, Leatherface Death Race 4), Nick Loeb, Rachel O’Meara, Debbie Sherman, Luke Cousins, Nathan Cooper, and Cristina Serafini. The Orphanage (2. Directed by J. A.

Bayona)What We Know Now: An English Language remake of The Orphanage was first announced way back in 2.