Jon Watts wants to return to the world of his horror film Clown. Get a new look at 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple. Plus, Scary Movie 6 adds some familiar faces alongside some series newcomers. Spoilers now!
Scary Movie 6
Deadline reports Chris Elliot, Cheri Oteri, Heidi Gardner, Kim Wayans, and Damon Wayans, Jr. have joined the cast of Scary Movie 6 in undisclosed roles—including Elliot and Oteri, as it’s currently unclear if they’re reprising their roles as either Hanson or Ezekiel from Scary Movie 2 and 4, or Gail Hailstorm from the original Scary Movie, respectively.
Clown 2-7
During a recent interview with Variety, Spider-Man franchise director Jon Watts revealed he’d like to direct at least seven sequels to his 2014 horror film, Clown, citing both Evil Dead 2 and the Leprechaun franchise as inspirations.
I still see a lot of potential in the premise, so when I watch it now, I’m like, ‘Oh, we could have done so much more there.’ I’d love for it to be like Evil Dead 2. I’d love to tell the same story, but jump off to even crazier places.
We’d want to do seven of them, make it a real long-term franchise like the Leprechaun or something like that. There are a lot of facets to the story that we’re still interested in telling, because it’s great. It’s kind of an evergreen premise where anyone can put on the suit.
Mr. Yummy
Deadline now states a film adaptation of Stephen King’s short story, Mr. Yummy, is now in development at Intrinsic Value Films. The story concerns elderly friends convinced death is coming for them in the form of hot, young people from their past they saw exactly once and regret never having sex with.
Spider-Man: Brand New Day
New images of Spider-Man confronting the Punisher atop his own decked-out armored vehicle have surfaced online—click through to see more.
28 Years Later: The Bone Temple
Collider also has a new photo of Ralph Fiennes with the infamous “Samson” in 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple.
Zootopia 2
Disney has released a music video for “Zoo,” Shakira’s new song from the Zootopia 2 soundtrack.
Death Stranding Isolations
Finally, Variety reports that Disney+ has confirmed it is working with Kojima Productions on a new anime series set in the universe of the Death Stranding video games, animated by E&H Production and executive produced by Hideo Kojima. The series will follow new characters, a currently unidentified man and woman.
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