>directed and Produced by Chris McKay, known for Moral Orel, Robot Chicken, The Lego Batman Movie, and The Tomorrow War
I recall something with "Count Fagula" who is defeated by a silver beaver around the 80sI think the idea they had was just to gay up Dracula. Which has already been done...
Gayracula (1983) - IMDb
Gayracula: Directed by Roger Earl. With Tim Kramer, Steve Collins, Rand Remington, Randal Butler. Count Drac is back - and this time he's necking more than just Stella. Count Gaylord stalks the pubs within L.A. for the hunkiest victims to ever succumb to lust, as well as his enemy, the Marquis...www.imdb.com
This gives me irrelevant 80s comedy vibes like Saturday the 14th and Once Bitten. I don't mind giving it a shot even though the action stuff feels out of place.
It looks like every other ghosty possession movie that's come out in the past decade. It has only one deadite and she looks tame and lame compared to the old school ones.
I'm getting vibes of Tim Burton's Dark Shadows adaptation with how Nic Cage is dressed, the cane, and the clawed hands
Yeah. It looks like we're still in Evil Dead 2013 seriousness, but they made the right move to add in a slightly campy edge, because The Evil Dead, including the first one, is built on campiness. You don't see this in the Red Band trailer as much as you do in the Green Band one, but yeah. I'm quite intrigued. Hopefully this will be better than the LAST time I went to the cinema to watch a horror film (Brightburn).
Slasher moment: had to stop and think which one about a dorm that was. Yeah, that's with Princess Vespa from Space Balls in a minor role (not to be confused with Initiation, where she stars), and THAT ending. But other than her and the ending I'm completely blanking.
Actual boomer family member of mine who grew up on the series loved that movie. Can't say if that's typical. (I haven't seen it)
I'd recommend a re-watch.
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The trailer is the best thing he has ever done, and I don't expect that to change.‘Thanksgiving’ – Eli Roth Finally Carving Up His ‘Grindhouse’ Spinoff!
At long last, horror guru Eli Roth is getting behind the camera for a feature version of Thanksgiving, his long-gestating spinoff based on a mock trailer that Roth made for the Quentin Tarantino & Robert Rodriguez-directed Grindhouse (2007) film, reports Deadline. The news comes on the heels of...
It's happening. The kike bastard is finally doing the movie everyone has screamed at him to make.
What's more interesting to me in the article is that Tim Miller (the faggot who ruined Terminator with Dark Fate) is stepping in to "help" Roth with reshoots for the Borderlands movie. What in the fuck happened with that production that another director needs to come in? That's the same BS that happened with Justice League. I imagine Roth either directed Borderlands to get the financing/clout to make Thanksgiving or the experience was so horrible he was like "Fuck it. I am done making shit like this. I'll make the movie people have been telling me to make for the last 15 years."
Did hear the test screening were awful, which is the reason he was removed but could be bullshit. If the test screening were awful wonder if it's because he was too close to the awful borderlands writing.
