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Update: NEW DIRECTOR named. News here. We landed some huge news this weekend as we’ve confirmed that Christian E. Christiansen (say that ten times fast) is circling Dimension Films’ big budget Hellraiser remake. As it was previously reported, the Victor Garcia low budget sequel, Revelations, was greenlit in order for the Weinstein Company to retain the rights (much like they did in 2005 with both Deader and Hellworld). Based on what I’ve heard from various people who have pitched their version of Hellraiser, the Weinsteins are looking for someone to make the franchise fitted for “teens” (super, super, super lame), thus making the director of Sony Screen Gems’ The Roommate perfect for the gig. This leads beautifully into the news that the company hopes (nothing is signed) to land Amber Heard (Mandy Lane, Zombieland, The Stepfather) in the lead role. As much as I’m infatuated with Heard, you can’t get more “teen” than that. Coming soon to a theater near you: Pinhead vs Sorority Row…
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Mondo Brings ‘An American Werewolf in London’ and ‘Halloween II’ Exclusives to Monsterpalooza This Weekend
Mondo is going big for Monsterpalooza‘s fifteenth anniversary, commencing this weekend in Pasadena, California. Expect a slew of horrifying new drops, exclusive posters, and figures. We’ve got an exclusive sneak peek at limited An American Werewolf in London and Halloween II soft vinyl figures and posters that will launch at the convention.
The nightmare demon werewolves that torment David Kessler (David Naughton) in his sleep and Michael Myers get articulated in soft vinyl figure form, along with two new exclusive posters that put the werewolves front and center.
Look for Mondo to go all out this weekend, with many more collectibles and surprises in store. They teased on socials, ” Keep an eye on our socials for some extra frights that weekend, too. It’s gonna be a scream..”
The classic 1981 horror comedy An American Werewolf in London follows David Kessler and Jack Goodman, two college friends from New York City, on an increasingly terrifying backpacking trip through England. When they stumble upon a pub called The Slaughtered Lamb during a full moon night, the hostile locals have one piece of advice: Stay on the road and keep clear of the moors…
The 1981 sequel Halloween II picked up immediately after the events of the 1978 slasher classic, following Laurie Strode (Jamie Lee Curtis) to Haddonfield hospital where she faces off against Michael Myers once more.
Details and images below on Mondo’s An American Werewolf in London collectibles appearing at Monsterpalooza:
AWIL Nightmare Demon Soft Vinyl Werewolf (Regular) – $95 ONLINE
Haunt your dreams (and your shelf) with the Nightmare Demon Werewolf Soft Vinyl Figure! Inspired by 20th century Japanese sofubi, our AN AMERICAN WEREWOLF IN LONDON Nightmare Demon soft vinyl line features premium, swivel-articulated figures complete with swappable portraits and weapons.
AWIL Nightmare Demon Soft Vinyl Mutant (Regular) – $95 ONLINE
Haunt your dreams (and your shelf) with the Nightmare Demon Mutant Soft Vinyl Figure! Inspired by 20th century Japanese sofubi, our AN AMERICAN WEREWOLF IN LONDON Nightmare Demon soft vinyl line features premium, swivel-articulated figures complete with swappable portraits and weapons.
Halloween II – Michael Myers Soft Vinyl Figure $95 ONLINE
Terrorize Haddonfield with the HALLOWEEN II – Michael Myers Soft Vinyl Figure! Inspired by 20th century Japanese sofubi, this premium, swivel-articulated figures comes complete with swappable portraits and weapons from the 1981 film.
An American Werewolf in London Poster (by Florian Bertmer) – $80 Online
Mondo presents a new limited edition, screenprinted poster by illustrator Florian Bertmer for the 1981 horror/comedy film AN AMERICAN WEREWOLF IN LONDON.
An American Werewolf in London Poster (by Jérôme “Trëz” Oudot) – $80 FLOOR
Mondo presents a new limited edition, screen-printed poster by artist Jérôme “Trëz” Oudot for the 1981 horror/comedy film AN AMERICAN WEREWOLF IN LONDON.
Art by Florian Bertmer
Art by Jérôme “Trëz” Oudot
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