Halloween 4 Requel & New Halloween Universe Updates!

Go to https://dave.com/jimmychampane and you could get up to $500 in 5 minutes or less when you download Dave. For terms, visit https://www.dave.com/legal

Michael Myers from Halloween 4 is back!? Maybe. I doubt it.

FEAR FREQUENCY PODCAST ➱ https://goo.gl/fvrabW
SUBSCRIBE FOR MORE ➱ https://goo.gl/5w3fAP
TWITTER ➱ https://goo.gl/3ScE3y
INSTAGRAM ➱ https://goo.gl/2xBHVb
DISCORD SERVER ➱ https://discordapp.com/invite/fxqTPG3

Halloween 4:
Halloween Ends may have killed iconic slasher Michael Myers off on the big screen, but there’s really no stopping a successful horror franchise. Last October, Malek Akkad’s Trancas International Films secured a deal with Miramax Television to develop and co-produce a Halloween TV series… and one person who would be interested in working on the show is Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers director Dwight H. Little, who has racked up a lot of TV experience since his days of working on Halloween 4. There’s also another Halloween project Little would like to work on and has even pitched: a direct sequel to Halloween 4 that would see the return of Danielle Harris and Ellie Cornell as Jamie and her foster sister Rachel!

The subject of Halloween came up while Little was speaking with our friends at Bloody Disgusting to promote his memoir Still Rolling: Inside the Hollywood Dream Factory (copies can be purchased at THIS LINK) and his recent horror film Natty Knocks (watch it HERE, buy it HERE). When asked if he’d be interested in working on the Halloween TV series, Little said, “Oh, definitely. I know Malek [Akkad] is guiding that. But it’s really Universal’s play. I mean, I think they’re really… I would love to do it with (Halloween 4 writer) Alan McElroy. Of course, we have to be invited, and I’m sure they have people that they’re interested in, so we’ll see how it plays out. But sure I would jump into that in a minute if we could figure out how to make that work.“

Over the years, Little has directed episodes of Freddy’s Nightmares, Millennium, The X-Files, The Practice, 24, Prison Break, Castle, Nikita, Arrow, Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., Sleepy Hollow, Bones, Scorpion, and From Dusk Till Dawn: The Series, among other shows.

Miramax CEO Leaves
The executive and film producer was hired in 2017. Block’s contract expired this week and was not renewed, sources said. He’s been rumored to be out for months. A representative for Miramax had no immediate comment on the matter.

Insiders said new leadership was necessary at Miramax given that Paramount Global, which owns a 49% stake in Miramax, is grappling with a volatile marketplace. Insiders believe the unit behind films like “Pulp Fiction,” “Sex, Lies, and Videotape” and “Shakespeare in Love” should be mining its own intellectual property for new projects, not acquiring finished films or snapping up distribution rights. Block is not the person to take them in that direction, as evidenced by his canning

Miramax was founded in 1979 by disgraced mogul Harvey Weinstein and his brother Bob. It became a transcendent brand and gatekeeper of independent films. Block was the founder and CEO of production company-financier QED. Before that, he served as the president of Artisan Entertainment and headed West Coast operations for ICM.

The past few years under Block’s leadership have seen middling, forgettable projects like the Netflix-distributed reboot “He’s All That,” a funny but undersold reboot of the Fletch franchise starring Jon Hamm (“Confess, Fletch”) and a lucky co-production with Blumhouse on “Halloween Ends.” Upcoming titles on Miramax’s slate include the Jason Statham thriller “The Beekeeper” from David Ayer and the Fantastic Fest buzz title “Strange Darling” from director J.T. Mollner.