Insidious 6 has wrapped filming. For All Mankind‘s Eric Phillips is writing a new nautical sci-fi show. Plus, Carol goes shopping in a clip from this week’s Pluribus. To me, my spoilers!
Insidious 6
Production has officially wrapped on Insidious 6.
Creep 3
During a recent interview with Slasher Radio, Creep franchise director Patrick Brice stated he’s waiting for an idea “that explodes things a little bit†in the same way Army of Darkness took a big swing for the Evil Dead franchise before embarking on a third movie.
It is something we talk about all the time, and it is something that we are working on. The show is almost an incubator for what Creep 3 could be, in a lot of ways. I won’t say which episodes, but some of the episodes for the show were potential Creep 3 ideas that we’d had at one point or another. I just want Creep 3 to be a defining statement of some kind with the series. I want it to justify its own existence in terms of being a movie. But at the same time, I’m thinking about the precedent of things like this. I’m a huge fan of Army of Darkness, and I always think of Army of Darkness as an example of a third movie in a horror genre as something that challenged itself. It took that an ran with it and took it in another unexpected, super fun direction. Sam Raimi was able to explore almost a different genre through that movie and something that he was excited about. If we’re gonna make it, we’re gonna do it right and do right by the franchise that we’ve already created, but we also have to do something that explodes things a little bit and is surprising.
Relatedly, Shudder has released a clip from the second season premiere of The Creep Tapes guest-starring David Dastmalchian ahead of today’s release.
The Cure
Speaking of, Deadline reports David Dastmalchian, Samantha Cochran, and Ashley Greene will star in The Cure, a “sci-fi horror thriller†from director Nancy Leopardi following Ally Braun (Cochran), “an adopted 16-year-old suffering from a mysterious illness, who discovers her biotech billionaire parents (Dastmalchian & Greene) are harvesting her blood for sinister purposes.â€
Dust Bunny
According to Bloody-Disgusting, Dust Bunny has been rated “R†for “some violence.â€
Cold Storage
A new trailer for the killer fungus movie Cold Storage is set to Daniel Powter’s “Bad Day.â€
Tales of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
Paramount has canceled Tales of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles ahead of its second season premiering next month. [Deadline]
Wild North
Deadline reports a series is now in development based on Wild North, a yet-to-be-written novel based on a screenplay from TV writer Eric Phillips (For All Mankind). Described as “Mad Max meets The Last Ship,†the “nautical sci-fi action novel set in the Arctic in the future†is set in “a world where the arctic ice has melted and a geo-political race for untapped resources devolves into warfare over oil. The story follows a U.S. ship forced to survive with an eco-terrorist group sabotaging oil claims and international law crumbling.â€
Smiling Friends
Charlie takes a day for himself in a clip from this week’s episode of Smiling Friends.
Pluribus
Finally, Carol demands an entire grocery store be restocked in a clip from today’s new episode of Pluribus.
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