By: MrDisgusting

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Bloody-Disgusting learned exclusively this afternoon that Scout Taylor-Compton will be playing the lead role in the Butcher Brothers remake of April Fool's Day, which she calls "Mean Girls crossed with horror." Scout also tell us the plan is to make the film rated R. She can be seen in Rob Zombie's remake of Halloween on August 31 from Dimension Films. In the original a group of eight college friends gather together at an island mansion belonging to heiress Muffy St. John to celebrate their final year of school. They soon discover that each has a hidden secret from their past which is revealed, and soon after, they turn up dead. Yet, are they really dead? Or is it just part of some very real and cruel April Fool's jokes? The hostess, Muffy, is the only one who apparently knows what's going on. But then again, is it really her doing the killing?



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	NoOneImportant 5:10pm, July 27, 2007 Rated R,Scout Taylor Compton,the original movie was awesome,sounds good to me.
	sethdlh 5:27pm, July 27, 2007 i agree. so far so good. i could use a little improvement on the original which was just short of really satisfying for me. cant wait.
	dub_fierce 6:01pm, July 27, 2007 everything sounds great except the "Mean Girls crossed with horror" quote. im not hatin, but what is the tally of good remakes vs bad remakes again?
	cpanthers 6:30pm, July 27, 2007 Hated the original but might check it out due to scout taylor compton.
	drillithard 8:19pm, July 27, 2007 oh joy - more teen 13 crap for you to watch - enjoy it you sad sacks
	Tool Shed 8:33pm, July 27, 2007 Yeah, I said this else where but the headline kind of gives away the movie. Maybe it will be different?

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