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Summary
- Blumhouse is reportedly rebooting
My Bloody Valentine
, following their trend of previous horror franchise revivals with
Halloween
and
The Exorcist
. - No director, writer, or story details have been revealed yet for the reported reboot, which comes 15 years after the last remake.
- With the studio’s recent reboot efforts proving underwhelming, a back-to-basics approach for
My Bloody Valentine
could correct this course.
Having already brought back Halloween and The Exorcist for modern audiences, Blumhouse may have found their next horror reboot in the form of My Bloody Valentine.
Bloody Disgusting is reporting that Blumhouse has entered early development on a new My Bloody Valentine movie. At the time of writing, no director, writer or story details have been revealed for the reported reboot, which comes 15 years after the franchise last made its way to the screen with the 2009 3D-based remake of the same name. Should the reports prove true, this would mark the latest property for Blumhouse to be revived for a modern audience, particularly for the horror genre after Halloween and The Exorcist: Believer before it.
Developing…
Source: Bloody Disgusting
My Bloody Valentine
My Bloody Valentine is a Canadian-made horror/slasher film that follows a group of people who decide to throw a party for Valentine’s Day to disastrous results. The dance, which had been banned for two decades prior due to a tragic mining incident it had caused, is brought back, only for those involved to incur the wrath of a miner as he picks them off one by one.
- Director
- George Mihalka
- Release Date
- February 11, 1981
- Studio(s)
- Canadian Film Development Corporation , Secret Film Company
- Distributor(s)
- Paramount Pictures
- Writers
- John Beaird
- Cast
- Paul Kelman , Lori Hallier , Neil Affleck , Don Francks , Cynthia Dale , Alf Humphreys , Keith Knight , Patricia Hamilton
- Runtime
- 93 Minutes
- Budget
- $2.3 Million
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