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'Werewolves' Director Targets Major Horror Franchises Next
MovieWebStory by Greg Archer
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Rising horror director wants to put his gory spin on iconic villains Freddy and Michael Myers.
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- Director Damien Redgrave is eyeing reboot/revival projects for the Nightmare on Elm Street and Halloween franchises, hoping to bring back the era of gruesome practical effects.
- Redgrave, whose Werewolves film was a surprise hit, says he wants to 'breathe new life' into the classic slasher icons and give them a fresh, contemporary edge that'll thrill modern horror fans.
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Damien Redgrave, Nightmare on Elm Street, Halloween, Werewolves