The horror vet behind both “Happy Death Day” films and “Freaky” will step in for the next chapter in Spyglass’s successful revival of the 1990s slasher series. Landon commented on the news with a tweet of his own on Wednesday, seen below. More to come… pic.twitter.com/4MOfXIGJwa — christopher landon (@creetureshow) August 2, 2023The Radio Silence duo, which broke out in 2019 with Samara Weaving’s wedding night horror comedy “Ready or Not,” are currently working on an original horror film for Universal. The first two marked the feature film breakout for screenwriter Kevin Williamson. “Scream” and “Scream 2” were the first two R-rated slasher movies to pass $100 million, in 1996 and 1997, at the domestic box office.

Source: Forbes August 03, 2023 14:43 UTC