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Scout Taylor-Compton Slams ‘Halloween 2’ Rumors
Before you get your panties in a bunch, our sources have confirmed Shock’s previous story, which reported that Rob Zombie might be directing Halloween II for Dimension Films. We’ve been told that there are some heated talks ongoing, still leaving everything up in the air. The new Laurie Strode, Scout Taylor-Compton, thinks she has a better handle on the rumors as she tells Sequel-Buzz, “Where did you hear that from?… Oh, I’m so sick of this. People need to stop believing what they read on Internet. I’m somewhat close with Rob and believe me, if there was any truth to this…I’d know.” The question is, would she really know? I’m going to go with no… chime in on your thoughts below.
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‘Kraven the Hunter’ Movie Now Releasing in December 2024
Sony returns to their own Marvel universe with the upcoming Kraven the Hunter, which has been bumped all over the release schedule. This week, it’s been bumped once more.
There was a time when Sony was going to unleash Kraven in theaters in October 2023, but the film was then bumped to August 2024. It’ll now release on December 13, 2024.
Kraven the Hunter will be the very first Marvel movie from Sony to be released into theaters with an “R” rating, with lots of bloody violence being promised.
Aaron Taylor-Johnson stars as the title character, Marvel’s ultimate predator.
“Kraven the Hunter is the visceral story about how and why one of Marvel’s most iconic villains came to be. Set before his notorious vendetta with Spider-Man, Aaron Taylor-Johnson stars as the titular character in the R-rated film.”
Ariana DeBose will play Calypso in the upcoming Kraven the Hunter movie.
Christopher Abbott (Possessor) is playing The Foreigner, with Levi Miller (Better Watch Out) also on board. Alessandro Nivola (The Many Saints of Newark) will play another villain, but character details are under wraps. Russell Crowe and Fred Hechinger also star.
J.C. Chandor (A Most Violent Year) is directing Kraven the Hunter.
The screenplay was written by Art Marcum & Matt Holloway and Richard Wenk.