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Why a Shaun of the Dead reboot would “incense” Simon Pegg – BBC
Image source, Getty ImagesCharlotte Gallagher Culture reporterPublished7 July 2024Before Simon Pegg was Tom Cruise's right hand man in Mission Impossible he was known for his British comedy hits. Shaun of the Dead, Hot Fuzz and The World's End are called The Three Flavours Cornetto Trilogy due to their repeated references about the ice cream. And like with any cult classic there are calls for sequ...[Read More]
Is The Walking Dead killing off zombie movies? – Yahoo News UK
People are throwing a lot of shade at The Walking Dead at the moment for various reasons. Viewer figures are dropping, long-time fans are threatening to walk away from the show and even legendary horror filmmakers are having a pop at AMC’s survival drama.George A. Romero has never been a fan of The Walking Dead TV show and has claimed that the show is stopping him from getting his own zombie movie...[Read More]
“I almost wet myself”: 12 Years On and 7 Days to Die Offers Players Terrifying New Experience in 1.0 Build – FandomWire
It’s been roughly 12 years since the Alpha version of 7 Days to Die was released on Steam, and now, finally, the game is all set to become a fully released title with the 1.0 update. Advertisement The Experimental update was rolled out recently on Steam for all the players, and it’s safe to say that players are loving it. A fan has pointed out that the changes to Hazmat Zombie have made the...[Read More]
Filmmakers and critics reveal the BEST horror movies this summer – Daily Mail
By J. Peterson For Dailymail.Com Published: 17:13 EDT, 5 July 2024 | Updated: 04:06 EDT, 6 July 2024
Simon Pegg would be ‘incensed’ if iconic 00s zombie movie was remade – Metro.co.uk
Simon Pegg is absolutely not on board with a Shaun of the Dead reboot (Picture: Rex)Simon Pegg has opened up about the incredible legacy that Shaun of the Dead has left, and why he would be ‘incensed’ by a possible reboot. The iconic horror comedy, also starring Bill Nighy, Nick Frost and Lucy Davis, was released in 2004, with Edgar Wright serving as director. The cult classic followed friends Sha...[Read More]