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| Oct 28th, 2009 05:26 PM | |
| Ant10708 | it will not be a direct sequel since it will take place in the present day but I'm not sure if the timeline is still connected to the new remakes |
| Oct 27th, 2009 07:37 PM | |
| Hangie | Oh ok, I agree with you there. Is it part of the crappy new series or is it going to make another crappy alternate timeline? |
| Oct 27th, 2009 04:06 PM | |
| Ant10708 | There is a new texas chainsaw being made and its going to suck |
| Oct 26th, 2009 08:15 PM | |
| Hangie | What the hell are you trying to say? |
| Oct 19th, 2009 03:55 AM | |
| Ant10708 |
Texas Chainsaw Massacre Writing the latest entry in the Chainsaw saga, which has wildly steered all over the map in regards to characters, is Stephen Susco (The Grudge). already on a bad note  "What we're going to do with it is bring it to 2010," says Burg. "Make it current day and come up with a new story that takes some of the basic plot points, if you will, and make it a current day [COLOR=white ! important][COLOR=white ! important]movie[/color][/color]. I don't want to make another Chainsaw in the '70s, that doesn't thrill me." It's a 'what if?' It's 35 years later, there's a relative going back. Why is he going back? I don't want to set it in a dusty town. How do we make it more urban but keep that feel. There will be some relatives, some new people. There's still the subtext of 'are they eating these people?' The whole idea of cannibalism, we're bringing it back The new Massacre will take place in 3-D. I of course like the idea of 3D but I can only sense a terrible movie from what they described so far |
