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The Howling Remake Is Happening at Netflix with It Director Andy Muschietti

  • 09 January 2020
  • by Jeremy Dick
  • MovieWeb
The Howling Remake Is Happening at Netflix with It Director Andy Muschietti
The Howling remake is in the works at Netflix with It and It: Chapter Two helmer Andy Muschietti directing. Speaking with The Hashtag Show, Muschietti touched on involvement in The Flash, an upcoming superhero movie set in the Dceu starring Ezra Miller in the titular role. Muschietti describes the project as a "different version of Flashpoint than you're expecting," also confirming he'll begin his work on the movie starting this year. The Flash is set to release in theaters on July 1, 2022.

What's more, Andres Muschietti also revealed his next project following The Flash, which will return him to the horror genre. According to the filmmaker, he will then direct a remake of the classic werewolf movie The Howling for Netflix. Previously, Muschietti had told horror fans at an It: Chapter Two screening that The Howling was the one horror movie he would love to remake next if he had the chance.
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It Director To Remake Horror Classic The Howling For Netflix

Andy Muschietti, the director of Stephen King adaptations It and It: Chapter Two, has been tapped by Netflix to helm a remake of classic ‘80s werewolf movie The Howling, after having previously stated it to be a project he’d love to be involved with.

The story follows a TV news anchor who develops amnesia resulting from the trauma of acting as bait in a police sting to capture the serial killer stalking her. She’s sent along with her husband to recuperate at a secluded rural resort, only for it to transpire that the isolation hides a number of werewolves who will stop at nothing to maintain their secret. The film is considered one of the greatest werewolf movies ever made, and alongside An American Werewolf in London is certainly the best that the ‘80s produced.

The original film was ostensibly based on the novel of the same name by horror author Gary Brandner,
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Still time to get some New Year goodies in Attack on Titan Tactics

A whole new year is being celebrated in Attack on Titan as DeNa Co. and Crunchyroll Games have included various in-game events and special in-game rewards to players of Attack on Titan Tactics on Android and iOS. Be quick though as these are only available for a limited time. Players who log into Attack on […]

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Attack on Titan characters get all festive in Attack on Titan Tactics

It’s Chrisssssssstmasssssss time again and this magical season of the year even spreads into the world of Attack on Titan as DeNa Co. and Crunchyroll Games announce the new in-game event and special in-game rewards are availble to players of Attack on Titan Tactics on Android and iOS up until Christmas Eve. Attack on Titan […]

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Things to Look for on Attack on Titan Season 4

It doesn’t really feel as though Attack on Titan has been on TV for that long, and compared to many other shows it really hasn’t since it started up in 2013 and has been a popular anime show since then. But upon returning to season 4 there are a few things that fans might want to know according to Craig Elvy of ScreenRant, and it’s fair to say that those wanting more of the show will be disappointed to learn that this will be the final season before things wrap up. The show itself has been fairly sadistic and has

Things to Look for on Attack on Titan Season 4
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Halloween comes early to Attack on Titan Tactics

DeNa Co. has announced a number of special Halloween in-game rewards and events for Attack on Titan Tactics which will give players the chance to see some of their favorite characters such as Reiner Braun, Jean Kirschtein, Annie Leonhart, and Bertholdt Hoover in spooky Halloween costumes. During this scary season, players will be able to take […]

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Anime Promare opens in UK cinemas on 26th November

From the moment Studio Trigger first unleashed “Kill la Kill” on the world, we’ve been enthralled by their unique mix of intense, flamboyant action and well-developed characters that have made it and the likes of “Ssss.Gridman” such celebrated fan favourites. Anyone already familiar with their work may have had an idea of the undiluted joy that awaits them, yet Studio Trigger’s first feature film exceeds expectations as a culmination of Imaishi’s work that needs to be experienced sprawling across the big screen.

Burning bright at the core of “Promare” are its two central characters, the self-proclaimed moron Galo, and the terrorist leader Lio. Fuelled by passion and a tendency to act without thinking, Galo’s mix of charm and macho charisma makes him the perfect pilot for this adrenaline rush of a film, and a compelling contrast to Lio’s cool, androgynous persona. When their fates
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Pre-registration for Attack on Titan Tactics now available on Google Play

Mobile games developer DeNa has announced that pre-registration for Attack on Titan Tactics is now available on Google Play in the Us, Canada and Australia. This free to play real-time strategy game based on the popular anime series will have players defending their base from the onslaught of Titans. A new trailer celebrating the game’s pre-registration can be seen below…

With Attack on Titan Tactics players will have the opportunity to create and deploy their own scout regiment and protect their base from being devoured by the Titans. The game’s story mode will follow the story from the first season of the anime but also feature new and original stories and scenarios that aren’t in the anime or manga. Other game modes include Chapter Episodes which provides original stories, and Events, offering limited time content.

There will more than forty different characters included with each having different roles,
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Anime Review: Megalo Box (2018) by Yo Moriyama

In the near future, the chasm between the poor and the rich has widened even further which has increased the demand for ways to keep society’s disenfranchised at bay. Megalo Boxing is one of those sports that has managed to entertain a majority of the population with many highly lucrative tournaments founded by companies such as the wealthy Shirato Coporation. However, since the boxers need to have technologically advanced gear to participate the poor have very little chance of taking part in these fights.

Nevertheless, in the ghettos outside the big city, Joe, nicknamed Jnk.Dog in the ring, has made a living fighting in rigged fights using rusty, old gear. Yearning for a chance to prove himself with the best of the discipline, he finally seizes the opportunity to participate in the biggest tournament celebrating the opening of a new arena built by the Shirato Coporation.
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Pop Culture Imports: ‘Police Story,’ ‘The Triplets of Belleville,’ ‘Attack on Titan,’ And More

Pop Culture Imports: ‘Police Story,’ ‘The Triplets of Belleville,’ ‘Attack on Titan,’ And More
(Welcome to Pop Culture Imports, a column that compiles the best foreign movies and TV streaming right now.) This week’s Pop Culture Imports is filled with classics, old and new. That includes Jackie Chan’s beloved martial arts classic series Police Story, Sylvain Chomet’s award-winning animated film The Triplets of Belleville, and the new anime classic Attack on Titan. Joining […]

The post Pop Culture Imports: ‘Police Story,’ ‘The Triplets of Belleville,’ ‘Attack on Titan,’ And More appeared first on /Film.
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The Writer Experience Podcast #61 – Writing Comics vs Video Games with David Gallaher

Listen to the latest episode of The Writer Experience Podcast…

David Gallaher is a Comic Book and Video Game Writer for Ubisoft’s Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon Breakpoint, The Only Living Girl, High Moon, and Green Lantern. He’s also the co-founder of the storytelling studio Bottled Lightning and co-host of the podcast For the Love of Comics.

Previously, David wrote the best-selling young adult series The Only Living Boy, was an early pioneer of digital comics, developing projects for Marvel’s Iron Man, Captain America, and Spider-Man as well as Box 13 – the first comic designed specifically for the iPhone – for ComiXology, and served as a consulting editor for Attack on Titan, Sailor Moon, and Fairy Tail for Kodansha.

David has also received multiple Harvey Award nominations and won The Best Online Comic Award for his work on High Moon for DC Comics. His current comic book is The
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Attack On Titan 2: Final Battle Review

As a longtime fan of all things unnerving, unsettling, and flat-out horrific, I am rarely completely overwhelmed with stomach-churning repulsion or absolute terror. I’ve played through the Amnesia series without battling more than a few eyelashes, and Outlast 2 didn’t have much of an effect on me (though I will admit to getting pretty freaked out by the first installment). I’m not saying that because I feel the need to prove my masculinity on some outlandish level, but I want to impart just how much the Attack on Titan series freaks me right the hell out. Words cannot accurately describe how those oversized behemoths truly unnerve me, to the point that I’ve dreamt about being chased by those grinning, naked, sexless freaks on more than on terrifying occasion. I even like the admittedly misguided live-action movies. No joke.

And while the series definitely gives me a serious case of the shivers,
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‘It’ Director Andy Muschietti Reportedly Working With ‘Avengers: Endgame’ Writers For New Sci-Fi Film ‘Electric State’

Following the massive success of “It: Chapter One” and the presumed box office bank ‘Chapter Two’ will make next month, director Andy Muschietti is becoming a very busy man. He was recently reported as in talks to helm “The Flash” for Warner Bros and was previously said to be working on an “Attack on Titan” film.

Continue reading ‘It’ Director Andy Muschietti Reportedly Working With ‘Avengers: Endgame’ Writers For New Sci-Fi Film ‘Electric State’ at The Playlist.
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10 Hilarious Attack On Titan Memes Only True Fans Will Love

Known to fans under its Japanese name Shingeki no Kyojin, Attack on Titan is a mainstream Shōnen anime series that became immensely popular following its initial release back in 2014. This was largely due to the show’s top-quality animation, impressive soundtrack, and relatable characters caught in a desperate struggle for humanity against the antagonistic Titans.

Based on an ongoing manga series of the same name, this show has run for three seasons with a fourth and possibly final one coming out next year. So let’s look back at several popular memes related to this show for a good laugh!
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‘Attack on Titan’ Isn’t Just a Great TV Show – It’s the Perfect Introduction to Anime for a Newbie

(Welcome to Ani-time Ani-where, a regular column dedicated to helping the uninitiated understand and appreciate the world of anime.) It’s been six years since the anime adaptation of Hajime Isayama’s Attack on Titan first aired and despite the countless side and main characters who have been brutally killed, and the world-shattering revelations we’ve experienced, it […]

The post ‘Attack on Titan’ Isn’t Just a Great TV Show – It’s the Perfect Introduction to Anime for a Newbie appeared first on /Film.
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Attack on Titan Season 4: Release Date, Trailer, Details, and News

Ivan Huang Nov 25, 2019

It appears that Attack on Titan Season 4, to be release in Fall of 2020, will be the series' last. Here's everything we know about it!

Adapted from the manga of the same name by Hajime Isayama, Attack on Titan has been a staple series for anime fans around the world since its premiere in 2013. With a satisfying conclusion that is the Season 3, Part 2 finale, Attack on Titan has primed itself for an even more amazing fourth season going into the new year.

Attack on Titan Season 4 Release Date

Following the release of the Season 3 finale, it's been confirmed that Season 4 of Attack on Titan is to be its last. The premiere of Season 4 has been set for Fall of 2020, with the exact date to be determined. We're also expecting Season 4 to have two part of 10 to 12 episodes, as it was with Season 3.

Isayama has reportedly said back in
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‘Attack on Titan’: Season 3 Is the Show’s Bleakest Yet

Shingeki no Kyojin, known in the West as Attack on Titan just concluded the second part of its third season, and after six years and 59 episodes we finally got some answers. Naturally, the way there was paved with stunning action and heartbreaking deaths. Also unsurprisingly, the answers we got caused controversy, with some accusing the series of anti-Semitism and pro-fascism ideas. This is somehow fitting for what turned out to be the bleakest season in an already harrowingly dark show. Spoilers ahead. [caption id="attachment_774574" align="alignright" width="360"] Image via FUNimation Entertainment/caption] For the first …
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Attack on Titan Season 3 Episode 22 Review: To the Other Side of the Wall

Attack on Titan closes out its masterful third season with a mix of quiet reflection and moving forward as it prepares for what's next!

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Attack on Titan Season 3 Episode 22

"What did we really find in that basement? Was it hope? Or despair?"

It can sometimes be hard to take a win for a win, which is exactly what Eren Jaeger and company struggle with in the final installment of Attack on Titan's tremendous third season. This episode poses the question, "What did we really find in that basement? Was it hope? Or despair?" Now that all of this has been learned, are things honestly better or are they worse? The cost of this monumental knowledge and its repercussions get explored in this finale, but this will surely be one of the major themes of season four.

After such a busy final run of episodes,
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Attack on Titan Season 3 Episode 21 Review: Attack Titan

Attack on Titan finishes its look into Grisha’s past and provides many answers on the history of Titans in a moving, shocking episode.

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Attack on Titan Season 3 Episode 21

“After all, you started this story, didn’t you?”

Sins of the father and generational trauma are topics that have been especially relevant over the course of Attack on Titan’s past few episodes. They’re themes that always bubble under the surface of this series and this is a show that is so often in conversation with its past, but “Attack Titan” is the purest take on this yet.

The avalanche of events that happen through Grisha’s life and arguably even everything that happens in Attack on Titan are all the result of Grisha trying to do the right thing for his people and how terribly wrong that goes.
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Here’s What ‘Attack on Titan’ Would Look Like If It Was Pro-Fascist & Anti-Semitic

Spoilers ahead for the Attack on Titan manga and anime. I was rather surprised to tune into the latest episode of the Attack on Titan anime series and find out that, not only were we getting an origin story that took a trip back in time before Eren Yeager's birth, but that that story would be an allegory for a country's segregation of citizens seen as inferior or "vermin", specifically representing the Jewish people in Nazi Germany during World War II. Unexpected, to say the least. What I should have expected, however, was that the Internet would respond …
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