mhh, sounds like Spaceballs 2: Revange of the Pizza(hutt)man?

The title sounds like a farce. However, if it's as good as The Fly, this could be interesting.

People seem to be astonished that Mel Brooks is attatched to a horror film, but from what Ive gathered from seeing and reading interviews with him, he's a fan of the genre. Not only did he produce The Fly, but Ive heard him mention that he's a fan of Sam Raimi, more specifically, Evil Dead 2. And besides, just look at Young Frankenstein. That film was obviously made as a loving tribute to the genre that spawned the original and everyone knows that his son Max is into horror (World War Z). This could be interesting. ps-R.I.P Harvey Korman

Stever Haberman was one of my screenwriting teachers at USC and we all read his script in class. It's sort of ridiculous and would probably go straight to video...it reminds me od Dr. Giggles or The Dentist.