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Pandemic life may have been horror enough for most, and no, this isn’t some comment on Inauguration Day, but those of us who find comfort in giving ourselves the creeps have been in a bit of a drought.

You could argue that the biggest issue with David Gordon Green’s “Halloween” reboot back in 2018 is that the film was more of a retread than expected. The film served both as a reintroduction to the concept of the battle between good and evil, with Michael Myers once again stalking Laurie Strode.

Just in case you didn’t read the story of the mother who tracked down the cartel kidnappers who murdered her daughter when the New York Times published it earlier this month, you’re in luck, because Variety reports that Blumhouse just won a heated bidding war for the rights to the story.

Three years ago, who would have thought that David Gordon Green would go from being the guy who directed episodes of “Red Oaks” and “Eastbound & Down,” as well as films like “Pineapple Express” and “Your Highness,” to one of the biggest names in horror.

Halloween filmmaker David Gordon Green is reportedly in talks to direct a remake of The Exorcist, according to Observer.The film would be released via Blumhouse Productions and Morgan Creek, with Jason Blum, David Robinson and James Robinson on board as producers.Green would be following in the footsteps of William Friedkin who directed the original film in 1973, which went on to earn $193 million worldwide.The Exorcist was the highest-grossing R-rated horror movie of all time until It beat

Also Read: 'Halloween Kills' Teaser: Jamie Lee Curtis Can't Escape Michael Myers (Video)David Gordon Green’s next two movies are “Halloween Kills,” which will now open on Oct. 15, 2021, a full year from its original Oct.

Angelique Jackson “Halloween” filmmaker David Gordon Green is in talks to direct a sequel to “The Exorcist” from Blumhouse and Morgan Creek Productions.The new film would continue the profitable relationship between the filmmaker and the horror production house following 2018’s “Halloween,” the upcoming “Halloween Kills” (slated for an October 2021 release) and the new trilogy’s final film “Halloween Ends.” “Halloween” earned $255.8 million on a $10 million budget.The original “The Exorcist” —

“The Talk.” Horror fanatic Anthony Woodle, 30, of Charleston, South Carolina, had proposed to his girlfriend Emilee on Halloween in 2016 — as seen in this adorable video.

Writer-director David Gordon Green has signed with Cinetic Media for management. The filmmaker, who got his start with indies like George Washington before becoming the prolific comedy director behind titles that includePineapple Express, most recently directed Blumhouse feature Halloweenand executive produced HBO and directed HBO series The Righteous Gemstones.

It’s almost Halloween! Breathe it in, folks! It’s that time of year when you get to curl up with your loved ones and watch a scary movie, tell spooky stories, or, now, even lull your children into a cozy dreamlike state with the soothing tales of everyone’s favorite masked serial killer, Michael Myers.

Everyone wants their own con. And while Comic-Con usually rules the roost, DCFandome proved this summer, that brands could make their own way.

If David Gordon Green can reinvigorate the “Halloween” franchise after years of terrible sequels, maybe the filmmaker and his buddies can do the same for “Smokey and the Bandit?” Well, that’s the idea, at least.

Jamie Lee Curtis, who returned as Laurie Strode in the 2018 box office hit, and the upcoming, also signed on to reprise her role in, the supposed final chapter of the David Gordon Green-directed trilogy, which has yet to be filmed and was subsequently delayed until 2022. While speaking exclusively to ET’s Keltie Knight, Curtis voiced her support for the films’ delays. “Without question, no question,” she said in response to fans needing to see these movies in an actual theater when it’s safe to

Seth Rogen was denied the opportunity to make a sequel to cult stoner comedy Pineapple Express because studio officials were “not that interested” in the idea.The movie, directed by David Gordon Green, was a box office hit upon its 2008 release, grossing $102 million worldwide from a $26 million budget, and earned Rogen’s co-star, James Franco, a Golden Globe nomination.The longtime pals were eager to capitalize on the project’s success, but executives at Sony Pictures shut down the idea of a

Sadly, this week brought news that “Halloween Kills,” which was scheduled to arrive in theaters this October, has been delayed until 2021. This news especially hurts because the last feature in the franchise, 2018’s “Halloween,” was such a shot in the arm for the series, the anticipation for the sequel has been immense.

Fans aren’t the only ones who are disappointed “Halloween Kills” has been pushed back a year due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.

Anthony D'Alessandro Editorial Director/Box Office EditorUniversal is moving a group of Blumhouse titles deeper into the theatrical release calendar including Miramax-Trancas International co-productions Halloween Kills and its sequel Halloween Ends, and The Forever Purge. In addition, MGM-Bron Creative-Monkeypaw’s Candyman is moving three weeks later.David Gordon Green’s Halloween Kills, which is in post, moves from Oct. 16 to Friday, Oct.

Dominic Patten Senior Editor, Legal & TV CriticEmily Dickinson has long been lauded as one of the deities of American literature, but now thanks to the Hailee Steinfeld-starring Apple TV+ series based on her life, the 19th century poet is a Peabody Award winner too.

The film is due for release this October

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