Wes Craven on the New Scream Trilogy

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http://www.comingsoon.net/news/movienews.php?id=56126

Last week, it was reported that Courteney Cox Arquette and David Arquette were in talks to star in a new "Scream" trilogy, which screenwriter Kevin Williamson is working on. Now, Digital Spy got a chance to ask Wes Craven, director of the first three movies, about the new project.

Craven tells the site that he is willing to read the script, expected to be done in August, and make a decision then as to whether he will direct the films. He also mentioned an interesting bit, saying that the Arquettes are confirmed to star and are the only ones returning from the original trilogy.

Read the interview here.
 
...wow, Hollywood sure has been on a remake/reboot binge lately :sly:

It's like NO ONE these days has any shred of creativity or originality left
 
...wow, Hollywood sure has been on a remake/reboot binge lately :sly:

It's like NO ONE these days has any shred of creativity or originality left

I just want a Godzilla reboot already, but it seems that there might be one in the next 5 years.:buttrock:

I just hope it's done by Spielberg or Tarantino
 
...wow, Hollywood sure has been on a remake/reboot binge lately :sly:

It's like NO ONE these days has any shred of creativity or originality left

Any year now they will land on Power Rangers. Then we'll finally be able to squee proudly into the night as PR fans.. Well some of us will anyway. The others will brood and call each others names then write terrible, flammatory reviews that belittle everyone. Aaaaah Ranger fandom.
 

Doubtful, but I would have to say that the "New" Scream Trilogy better be as dark as the Friday the 13th and Nightmare on Elm Street series. If not, then I have lost a lot of hope for Wes Craven.
 

I hope so, if for no other reason than to see the cheap Asylum knockoff version entitled "Power Changers."
 
It's like NO ONE these days has any shred of creativity or originality left

There's fresh ideas, but no one wants to put up the big bucks for a movie that may or may not be a hit, when they can reboot a successful film series with a built in fanbase. Sucks, but it's the way it goes.
 
There's fresh ideas, but no one wants to put up the big bucks for a movie that may or may not be a hit, when they can reboot a successful film series with a built in fanbase. Sucks, but it's the way it goes.

I suppose there's less of a risk involved, releasing what everyone's already familiar with, then release something no one's heard of before.

*Sigh*

It's a damn shame too, because I for one am getting sick of all these reboots they've been announcing.
 
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