Author: Jacob Dressler

Micro-budget filmmaker and lover of all things horror.

Willow is perhaps one of the most celebrated cult classic fantasy films around, and talks of a sequel have gone off and on for decades. Most recently since Disney launched its own streaming service Disney Plus, fans started speaking again about Willow and whether or not it would be a good idea to release a series based on the film for the streaming service. As it turns out, Disney had the same idea, as it’s now been announced writer Jon Kasdan has began writing on the Willow sequel television series. “The office is open,” Jon Kasdan announced on his Twitter…

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It’s been a good time to be a fan of Taika Waititi and Jemaine Clement’s What We Do in the Shadows, a horror comedy film about the lives of vampires. As fans of the movie know, FX recently premiered a brand new series inspired by the film last year. The series was a big hit with fans and the network responded by renewing it for a second season back in May. Now the What We Do In The Shadows Season 2 release date has been revealed. As explained by Deadline, “The premiere will include the first two episodes, followed by…

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While there doesn’t seem to be anyone who unironically enjoys the new movie Cats, it appears that there is some unintended appeal for the film. Particularly, it’s looking like a new audience is being attracted to the film for one specific reason – they want to watch Cats while tripped out on drugs. Many of the first reviews for Cats considered the film something of a fever dream, which is understandable given the bizarre amount of uncanny CGI and strange visuals. And it must’ve been this bizarre style that convinced certain people to view the film while under the influence…

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Many Kevin Smith fans were ecstatic to hear that not only was he moving forward on writing Clerks 3 following the success of Jay and Silent Bob Reboot, but that he’s also eager to write the next variation of his intended Mallrats 2. This time the sequel is titled Twilight of the Mallrats, and for one reason or another, it looks like Evil Dead star Bruce Campbell wants in on the action. And it looks like he might just get his chance. After news of the sequel began to spread, the actor directly asked Kevin Smith on Twitter: “Can I…

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It seemed for awhile that American Horror Story had the potential to be canceled, as it was previously reported that the tenth season was the final contracted season. But fans of the seasonal horror anthology series American Horror Story can rest easy as the show has officially been renewed for several new seasons! You can read the press release down below that elaborates more on the new American Horror Story seasons, which not only includes this year’s upcoming tenth season, but also seasons 11, 12, and 13. Here’s what was stated: “Ryan [Murphy] and Brad [Falchuk] are the undisputed masters…

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Netflix has finally unleashed the first official trailer for the third season of their beloved horror series Chilling Adventures of Sabrina. Interestingly enough, however, this new trailer is a bit different from anything else they’ve done for the series before. It’s actually a music video! The new music video features an original song titled “Straight to Hell” sang by the series’ lead actress Kiernan Shipka. The song is placed over a series of clips from the new season, and altogether promises a stunning journey that will take Kiernan Shipka’s Sabrina Spellman into the depths of Hell where she’ll reign as…

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It’s an exciting time to be a fan of Netflix’s hit original series Stranger Things. The third season continued to appeal to fans of the show, and after a cliffhanger which suggested an interesting new location for the series, it looks like the fourth season will indeed be living up to these expectations. As reported by Murphy’s Multiverse blog, it appears that Stranger Things Season 4 will be shooting at a Lithuanian prison set which was also used for the HBO series Chernobyl. Of course, there still isn’t any kind of public date yet available for when the fourth season…

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As horror fans from across the globe likely know, Freddy vs Jason had an incredibly lengthy development period where a multitude of writers, directors, and ideas were thrown around. It seemed for the longest time that Freddy vs Jason would simply never happen, something that was destined to exist only in development hell. After all, the movie was first discussed in the 1980’s, teased in 1993 with Jason Goes to Hell, and finally released in 2003 – after both Jason X and New Nightmare. As it turns out, one filmmaker that almost got to do Freddy vs Jason was musician,…

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Legendary’s Monsterverse has been a promising addition to both the Godzilla and King Kong franchises. The most recent installment in the series, Godzilla: King of the Monsters, proved there was plenty of room for both some of Godzilla’s classic foes like Rodan and King Ghidorah, but also a plethora of new creatures as well. As such, fans have been excited for the long promised crossover Godzilla vs. Kong, a film which was recently delayed until later this year. There have been plenty of theories about which surprise monsters could show up in the new crossover – one such example being…

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It’s become apparent that Netflix is eager in expanding its audience when it comes to horror programming. Aside from a plethora of original movies, shows, true crime documentaries, and other such related content, it looks like now that Netflix is aiming to revive one of the biggest horror franchises of the 1980’s and 1990’s. It’s now been reported that Netflix is working on a film adaptation remake based on The Howling, and if that’s not exciting enough, Andy Muschietti is attached to direct. You may recognize him as the director behind IT and IT: Chapter 2. Andy Muschietti shared the…

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