Sequels to the horror genre are almost guaranteed. The killer never really died. The The last girl lives to fight again. . And even if you go ahead and call your movie end of halloweenthere is usually a back door where directors can continue horror movie franchise, as long as there is money on the table to win. The lack of potential revenue is probably what held Michael Dougherty’s anthology film back charity please win a sequel. This fan-favorite Halloween staple has an incredible reputation for being shared by horror fans through word of mouth. (He is really one of the best horror anthology movies .) But now that the movie is back to the cinema plans for a later film are finally heating up.
Michael Dougherty passed our ReelBlend podcast to talk about Trick ‘R Treat, as it hits AMC theaters starting today as part of the company’s Thrills and Chills program. tickets are available for fans to finally see this classic on the big screen with a huge audience. So when Dougherty arrived, we asked him a question he is often asked … when is the sequel coming? And he told us:
We’re working on it. That’s all I can say for now, sadly. The legendary is super excited. They obviously paid attention to what the film has become over the years. We’re working on it. It’s difficult because it’s not an easy film to make. Anthologies are already a challenge because you juggle so many characters and stories. I think we really caught lightning in a bottle, so it’s about balancing that: the fears, the laughter, the horror, and the dark elements of fairy tales.
when charity please Scheduled for release in 2007, Warner Bros. studio bosses were appalled by the screenings of negative reviews the film was receiving. The film, that we had a lot of fun , tells five tales that take place on Halloween, and all are loosely linked by the presence of a “young” character named Sam, who wears pajamas and has a bag around his head. He is quite creepy. What charity please He started performing at film festivals, the buzz around the film swirled. But she has never seen a theatrical release due to cold feet in the studio. That’s why it’s great that AMC Theaters is giving charity please new life with theatrical projections.
Dougherty also defended the time it took to get there trick or treat 2 of the soil. As the director explains:
I would never want to do a sequel if I felt the conditions weren’t right. It should at least match the intensity and scale of the original. Because the last thing you want to do is suffer the same fate from many horror properties, where the sequel is underwhelming. I’m very protective of the title, so I really want to make sure the conditions are right before I bring it back.
The entire conversation with Michael Dougherty is worth hearing, so dive into the latest episode of ReelBlend here:
And then keep rolling the train of terror as October draws to a close Smile in a cinema, browse the list of horror movie coming soon for a night out at the theater, or scan various streaming services for the best features available to you.
Source: Cinemablend
