This week has been a big week for remakes as PROM NIGHT scored big at the box office so now studios are looking for their own PG-13 cash-cow. The latest to make a quick play is Fox 2000 who is looking to remake Brian De Palma's The Fury. You can read the details on the updated version inside.
Fox 2000 is set to bring Brian De Palma’s “The Fury” back to the bigscreen.
The label has tapped Brian McGreevy and Lee Shipman to pen a contemporary reimagining of the 1978 supernatural horror film.
New version will center on a young man with heightened kinetic powers who is abducted by the government in order to take advantage of his special gifts.
Original, starring Kirk Douglas and John Cassavetes and released by 20th Century Fox, was based on John Farris’ 1976 novel of the same name.
Ted Field is producing through his Radar Pictures banner. Mike Weber exec produces.
Newcomers McGreevy and Shipman penned the spec “Of Every Wickedness,” about America’s first known serial killer, which landed on the industry’s Black List of the hottest unproduced spec scripts and garnered the duo a lot of attention. They nabbed “The Fury” gig off of that script.
Lame. The Fury was not that great. How bout remaking "Race with the Devil",
"The Sentinel", "Burnt Offerings" or maybe "Let's Scare Jessica to Death" ?
Those were creepy movies.
I'm glad that bloody disgusting allows me the privilege of profanity on this blog. Because "who gives a darn" just doesn't fit for this occasion. No, this is definitely WHO GIVES A FUCK!!!!!!!!!!!!!
WHEN WILL IT END EVERY HORROR MOVIE DOESNT NEED A BASTARD PG-13 VERSION OF ITSELF ITS FUCKING RETARDED
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Fox 2000 is set to bring Brian De Palma’s “The Fury” back to the bigscreen.
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