Director & producer of 1981’s My Bloody Valentine returning with “creep fest”

By Eric Walkuski

Posted 15 years ago

Last Updated on August 5, 2021

Here’s some encouraging news for fans of the slasher movies of yore; Fangoria got the scoop from producer John Dunning that he and the director of the original MY BLOODY VALENTINE, George Mihalka, are planning on collaborating once again after all these years, this time on a flick which Dunning claims “will frighten all ages”. Wicked!

While nothing about the plot is revealed, Dunning calls this mystery film a “creep fest”; apparently Mihalka will direct, while Lorenzo Orzari (HEAVY METAL 2000) will contribute to the script.

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