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Horror Fans Are Uniting Over This Big Idea
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When it comes to talking horror, nothing means more than authentic opinions from true fans. We’ve found something special that will let that bloodhound in you be heard to horror fans around the world. Yes, it’s that important.
It’s called Stardust, a new mobile app where you can create, share, and watch 3-30 second “reaction” videos to movies, TV shows, and trailers with others. It’s a concept tailor made for horror fans, and we’re honestly not sure how no one thought of this before.
Check out how Stardusters reacted to the latest “IT” trailer:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xWtqFDVDLLg
Horror fans often get it right. Years of experience allows us to say, “we know what we like and what we don’t.” We are probably the only community that can give a film momentum just based on our reviews. Often, we do it through social media.
Problem is, it’s hard to find each other amongst all pictures of food or people working out, political posts from moms,
and worst of all, THE ADS! We need a dedicated place to talk horror amongst ourselves free of all the other crap.
Stardust might be just what the evil doctor ordered, as it’s the first social app built only for the discussion of movies, TV shows, and trailers amongst real fans .
What we like about it is that it’s also troll-proof, nobody is hidden behind words and each reaction is honest and entertaining because their thoughts are still fresh.
Was Annabelle a string of good jump scares? Or was there also a great narrative?
Stardust’s Director of Marketing, Jake Konner put it best, “Horror fans are some of the most passionate, vocal, and creative people out there. We want to give the community an easy and powerful way to share their unfiltered opinions with each other.”
Recently “Alien: Covenant” cut a swath through the movie world, right down the center. Some people thought it was a throw-back; an homage to the original “Alien” film, while others thought it was a lazy attempt to profit from a beloved series.
Either way, this highly anticipated summer blockbuster was driven by the reactions of fans and social media buzz. Would your opinion as a horror lover have mattered in its success? Absolutely.
As you know, nothing means more than the thoughts of people you trust or relate to. We found that watching them on video is 10x more powerful, and 10x more fun.
Stardust is exactly that for horror fans. Looking at someone’s profile shows you their collection of reactions, which instantly gives you a feel for who they really are as a fan.
You can easily follow your horror friends and favorite people to see their reactions in real time, just as every movie, show, or trailer hits the market.
You can also react to movies and shows from decades past, ranging from blockbusters to lesser-known indies that you want to the world to know about.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QXdCNjQcfFk
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The Original ‘Beetlejuice’ Sequel Had an Interesting Location
Back in the late ’80s and early ’90s sequels to hit movies weren’t as linear as they are today. It was more like “let’s re-do the situation but in a different location.” Remember Speed 2, or National Lampoon’s European Vacation? Even Aliens, as good as it is, follows a lot of the plot points of the original; people stuck on a ship, an android, a little girl in peril instead of a cat. So it makes sense that one of the most popular supernatural comedies of all time, Beetlejuice would follow the same pattern.
In 1991 Tim Burton was interested in doing a sequel to his 1988 original, it was called Beetlejuice Goes Hawaiian:
“The Deetz family moves to Hawaii to develop a resort. Construction begins, and it’s quickly discovered that the hotel will be sitting on top of an ancient burial ground. Beetlejuice comes in to save the day.”
Burton liked the script but wanted some re-writes so he asked then-hot screenwriter Daniel Waters who had just got done contributing to Heathers. He passed on the opportunity so producer David Geffen offered it to Troop Beverly Hills scribe Pamela Norris to no avail.
Eventually, Warner Bros. asked Kevin Smith to punch up Beetlejuice Goes Hawaiian, he scoffed at the idea, saying, “Didn’t we say all we needed to say in the first Beetlejuice? Must we go tropical?”
Nine years later the sequel was killed. The studio said Winona Ryder was now too old for the part and an entire re-cast needed to happen. But Burton never gave up, there were a lot of directions he wanted to take his characters, including a Disney crossover.
“We talked about lots of different things,” the director said in Entertainment Weekly. “That was early on when we were going, Beetlejuice and the Haunted Mansion, Beetlejuice Goes West, whatever. Lots of things came up.”
Fast-forward to 2011 when another script was pitched for a sequel. This time the writer of Burton’s Dark Shadows, Seth Grahame-Smith was hired and he wanted to make sure the story wasn’t a cash-grabbing remake or reboot. Four years later, in 2015, a script was approved with both Ryder and Keaton saying they would return to their respective roles. In 2017 that script was revamped and then eventually shelved in 2019.
During the time the sequel script was being tossed around in Hollywood, in 2016 an artist named Alex Murillo posted what looked like one-sheets for a Beetlejuice sequel. Although they were fabricated and had no affiliation with Warner Bros. people thought they were real.
Perhaps the virality of the artwork sparked interest in a Beetlejuice sequel once again, and finally, it was confirmed in 2022 Beetlejuice 2 had a green light from a script written by Wednesday writers Alfred Gough and Miles Millar. The star of that series Jenna Ortega signed on to the new movie with filming starting in 2023. It was also confirmed that Danny Elfman would return to do the score.
Burton and Keaton agreed that the new film titled Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice wouldn’t rely on CGI or other other forms of technology. They wanted the film to feel “handmade.” The film wrapped in November 2023.
It’s been over three decades to come up with a sequel to Beetlejuice. Hopefully, since they said aloha to Beetlejuice Goes Hawaiian there has been enough time and creativity to ensure Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice will not only honor the characters, but fans of the original.
Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice will open theatrically on September 6.
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Russell Crowe To Star in Another Exorcism Movie & It’s Not a Sequel
Maybe it’s because The Exorcist just celebrated its 50th-anniversary last year, or maybe it’s because aging Academy Award-winning actors aren’t too proud to take on obscure roles, but Russell Crowe is visiting the Devil once again in yet another possession film. And it’s not related to his last one, The Pope’s Exorcist.
According to Collider, the film titled The Exorcism was originally going to be released under the name The Georgetown Project. Rights for its North American release were once in the hands of Miramax but then went to Vertical Entertainment. It will release on June 7 in theaters then head over to Shudder for subscribers.
Crowe will also star in this year’s upcoming Kraven the Hunter which is set to drop in theaters on August 30.
As for The Exorcism, Collider provides us with what it’s about:
“The film centers around actor Anthony Miller (Crowe), whose troubles come to the forefront as he shoots a supernatural horror movie. His estranged daughter (Ryan Simpkins) has to figure out whether he’s lapsing into his past addictions, or if something even more horrific is occurring. “
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New F-Bomb Laden ‘Deadpool & Wolverine’ Trailer: Bloody Buddy Movie
Deadpool & Wolverine might be the buddy movie of the decade. The two heterodox superheroes are back in the latest trailer for the summer blockbuster, this time with more f-bombs than a gangster film.
This time the focus is on Wolverine played by Hugh Jackman. The adamantium-infused X-Man is having a bit of a pity party when Deadpool (Ryan Reynolds) arrives on the scene who then tries to convince him to team up for selfish reasons. The result is a profanity-filled trailer with a Strange surprise at the end.
Deadpool & Wolverine is one of the most anticipated movies of the year. It comes out on July 26. Here is the latest trailer, and we suggest if you are at work and your space isn’t private, you might want to put in headphones.
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