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Two of the producers behind January’s successful reboot of “The Texas Chainsaw Massacre” have snapped up the remake rights to George A. Romero’s 1985 zombie classic, “Day of the Dead.”
Lati Grobman and Christa Campbell, who produced “Texas Chainsaw 3D,” which grossed $34.3 million early this year, said they acquired the rights from James and Robert Dudelson, whose Taurus Entertainment produced an earlier "Day of the Dead" remake in 2008 with Mena Suvari and Nick Cannon.
Grobman and Campbell said their company, Campbell Grobman Films, is now holding meetings with screenwriters about the best way to adapt the 1985 original about a group of military personnel and scientists hiding from the undead in a bunker.
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The only reason I might be ok with this is if it's done right..unlike the last abomination. Vegetarian zombie....***facepalm***
That last Chainsaw movie was all kinds of horrific - and not in a good way.
Day of the dead,hmmm maybe they can put a scene to what happen to the guys from dawn of the dead remake.(guessing they are all dead or turned)