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'Takers' Director Patrick Luessenhop Looking To Chainsaw 'Leatherface 3D'
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- April 21, 2011 1:45 AM
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In 2011, franchises don't die, they reboot, which is why it shouldn't be a surprise that we have word on movement regarding another entry in the "Texas Chainsaw Massacre" series. In 2009, the rights moved from one shithouse (Platinum Dunes) to another (Twisted Pictures, home to "Saw") and now it appears that a major brand relaunch is afoot. The good folks at Bloody-Disgusting inform us that John Luessenhop is in talks to direct "Leatherface 3D," which sounds less like a major sequel and more like some sort of tacky stage show.
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Nothing on Cotillard, Kunis, Schoenarts and Saldana?
No, Oogle Monster. You are not the only one. Check the video on his acting range in Funny or Die.
I'm a little bit disapointed to read that but considering my personal taste I'm sure I
Wow, what a great concept for a setting to base a movie around and the cast looks great. Gonna make
Stoked to see Gatsby doing so well!! This film should easily make its budget back and then some.
I don't know... His face often works like a blank canvas -- in a good way. You can project
Rahim is having a great Cannes showing, which is great, I wanted to see more of him after "A
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