Pulse Times Two?

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Last Updated on July 27, 2021

One of the crappier horror flicks to hit theaters last year was PULSE, starring Kristen Bell and Ian Somerhalder. Though maybe not the worse movie of the year, it definitely managed to leak into the top 10, which is saying a lot, as there was a lot of competition for it this year.

Today MovieHole has some info that may or may not prove to be true, as it’s a little too soon to tell at this point, but according to a scoop, Dimension producer Joel Soisson is working on not one, but two straight-to-DVD sequels to PULSE, though neither which will star Bell or Somerhalder. Yes, you read that right. Two STD sequels to the shitfest that is PULSE. And my day was starting out to be so normal

We can’t confirm or debunk the news as of yet, but as dem boy’s at MovieHole seem to dish out some accuracy, I’d say it’s leaning more on the true side of things. Plus, the move is so ridiculous and out of control that it just has to be true! To check out the full scoop, as well as some info on a FEAST sequel, go ahead and click HERE, and stick around for more info on this sad development as we hear it!

Source: MovieHole

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