Comments on: Another ‘Scream’ Trilogy On The Way? http://screenrant.com/another-scream-trilogy-ross-5686/ TV and Movie News, Reviews & Trailers Fri, 25 May 2012 18:20:59 +0000 hourly 1 By: Patrick Lussier to Direct "Halloween 3D"? - Screen Rant http://screenrant.com/another-scream-trilogy-ross-5686/comment-page-1/#comment-128958 Patrick Lussier to Direct "Halloween 3D"? - Screen Rant Tue, 08 Sep 2009 20:47:40 +0000 http://screenrant.com/?p=5686#comment-128958 [...] Lussier, director of My Bloody Valentine 3D and editor of a ton of Wes Craven movies, (including the Scream series) has been apparently chatting with Dimension Films about directing the upcoming Halloween 3D, which [...] [...] Lussier, director of My Bloody Valentine 3D and editor of a ton of Wes Craven movies, (including the Scream series) has been apparently chatting with Dimension Films about directing the upcoming Halloween 3D, which [...]

]]> By: darkbhudda http://screenrant.com/another-scream-trilogy-ross-5686/comment-page-1/#comment-66434 darkbhudda Wed, 25 Feb 2009 01:47:25 +0000 http://screenrant.com/?p=5686#comment-66434 Ugh. If they aren't talking about reboots they're talking about trilogies. Just make a movie the best you can. There have been some great movies that were set up for sequels which never happened because they saved the good stuff for the sequels, forgetting that people want to see a good movie, not a movie that is the set up to a good movie. Even worse is when they make a movie that stops half way because they anticipate a sequel that never eventuates. I'm looking at you Kung Fu Cult Master. And why does a horror movie need a trilogy? I can understand if it was a set character as the killer and they want to do a character arc. eg Jason from Friday the 13th finds true love and redeems his ways in the sequel to the reboot, then she gets killed off at their wedding by the mafia at the start of the 3rd movie and it becomes a revenge flick. /sarcasm Mind you I love both the Evil Dead and Basket Case trilogies, but none of the current batch of horror makers have that vision required to make it work. Ugh. If they aren’t talking about reboots they’re talking about trilogies.

Just make a movie the best you can. There have been some great movies that were set up for sequels which never happened because they saved the good stuff for the sequels, forgetting that people want to see a good movie, not a movie that is the set up to a good movie.

Even worse is when they make a movie that stops half way because they anticipate a sequel that never eventuates. I’m looking at you Kung Fu Cult Master.

And why does a horror movie need a trilogy? I can understand if it was a set character as the killer and they want to do a character arc.
eg Jason from Friday the 13th finds true love and redeems his ways in the sequel to the reboot, then she gets killed off at their wedding by the mafia at the start of the 3rd movie and it becomes a revenge flick.
/sarcasm

Mind you I love both the Evil Dead and Basket Case trilogies, but none of the current batch of horror makers have that vision required to make it work.

]]> By: greenknight333 http://screenrant.com/another-scream-trilogy-ross-5686/comment-page-1/#comment-66392 greenknight333 Tue, 24 Feb 2009 22:47:14 +0000 http://screenrant.com/?p=5686#comment-66392 It really seemed to me that by the third film they were really stretching a great concept beyond recognition..it becamse so convoluted and confusing by the end I lost interest halfway through Scream 3..A reboot won't work either..Horror films need some new blood and fresh ideas instead of all the torture films out there and all the reboots of B-Movies from the 70's and 80's...It's not that hard to scare people...it is hard however to get into a person's head and get a scary concept to remain and linger and make you think about it after the movie is over..and for it to still scare you after the film has finished... It really seemed to me that by the third film they were really stretching a great concept beyond recognition..it becamse so convoluted and confusing by the end I lost interest halfway through Scream 3..A reboot won’t work either..Horror films need some new blood and fresh ideas instead of all the torture films out there and all the reboots of B-Movies from the 70′s and 80′s…It’s not that hard to scare people…it is hard however to get into a person’s head and get a scary concept to remain and linger and make you think about it after the movie is over..and for it to still scare you after the film has finished…

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