Writer talks Demons

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Last Updated on July 27, 2021

The other day the news broke that next remake up on the chopping block is NIGHT OF THE DEMONS, a gem from the 80s featuring boobs and gore galore. Sorry to report, but the news is still true – in fact, Fangoria had a chance to chat with the writer of the remake, Adam Gierasch!

The original movie presents a palette to do a new and exciting demons -chasing-people-around-the-house- on-Halloween movie, with some really cool gore and creatures, and to give the demons individual personalities. I want to try my best to create the ultimate Halloween movie… Let’s just say there will be a version of the famous lipstick scene, but it’s going to be much, much, much more extreme. I want to make sure fans of the original like this one, and remain true to its spirit—just more nasty, sexual and extreme. I’m really going to try to go hog-f**kin’ wild with it!

Wow. I’m speachless. And here I thought the remake was going for a PG-13 rating – this sounds nothing like PG-13! I still don’t understand why they don’t make a sequel (hell, even a prequel) instead of remaking the original, but whatever – a more extreme Halloween horror show? Sounds like a blast to me. As long as they don’t skimp on the nudity and the gore, and stay true to the original’s roots, then maybe (and I stress maybe) it won’t be so bad.

To check out the full chat, go ahead and click HERE and stick around for more on the NIGHT OF THE DEMONS remake as we hear it!


As long as they keep shots like this, I’m willing to give it a try.

Source: Fangoria

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