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With the help of Oculus' Mike FlanaganOf all the titles being fed into the maw of the Reboot Machine, we really didn’t think anyone would add 1997 horror I Know What You Did Last Summer to the conveyor belt. Still, Sony has gone ahead and done just that, hiring Oculus co-writer/director Mike Flanagan to go back to the source novel – yes, the film had one – for a new stab.Flanagan is working once again with co-producer Jeff Howard, who contributed to the script that turned Oculus from a short into a successful horror film.
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- Horror-Movies.ca: ‘I Know What You Did Last Summer’ Reboot Gets Writer
- Digital Spy: I Know What You Did Last Summer reboot in the works
- USA Today: 'I Know What You Did Last Summer' is getting a reboot
- Rotten Tomatoes: News: Sony Rebooting I Know What You Did Last Summer
- Coming Soon: I Know What You Did Last Summer Reboot in the Works
- The Wrap: ‘I Know What You Did Last Summer’ Reboot Hooks ‘Oculus’ Filmmaker
- Screen Crush: 'Oculus' Director Set for 'I Know What You Did Last Summer' Reboot
- Empire Magazine: Sony Rebooting I Know What You Did Last Summer
- IGN Movies: I Know What You Did Last Summer Reboot
- Moviefone: Seriously, They're Remaking 'I Know What You Did Last Summer'
- Collider: Not a Joke: I KNOW WHAT YOU DID LAST SUMMER Remake on the Way
- MovieWeb: 'I Know What You Did Last Summer' Remake Gets 'Oculus' Director
- ScreenRant: ‘I Know What You Did Last Summer’ Remake in the Works
- The Playlist: A Completely Necessary Remake Of 'I Know What You Did Last Summer' From The Director Of 'Oculus'
- JoBlo: Update: Oculus' Mike Flanagan rebooting I Know What You Did Last Summer
- SlashFilm: ‘I Know What You Did Last Summer’ Remake in the Works
- FirstShowing.net: 'Oculus' Director Remaking 'I Know What You Did Last Summer' Now
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Few films can boast that they came from WWE Studios, and also boast that they’re not roundly terrible in every way imaginable (although I remain cautiously optimistic about Untitled Flintstones WWE Movie and Jingle All the Way 2). Oculus is one of those films. And a heaping portion of credit for Oculus and its status as WWE Studios’ first film to not deserve a thorough suplexing goes to director Mike Flanagan. But the question remains: what is Flanagan to do now?
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- Horror Society: ‘Gerald’s Game’ Novel By Stephen King Coming To Big Screen From ‘Oculus’ Director!
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- HitFix: ‘Oculus’ director helming Stephen King’s ‘Gerald’s Game’ movie adaptation
- Vulture: Stephen King Will Make a Cameo on Under the Dome
- Dread Central: Under the Dome - Stephen King Cameo, New Casting, New Details, Attractive New Image!
- Cinema Blend: Stephen King's Thriller Gerald's Game Gets Handcuffed To Oculus Director Mike Flanagan
- Hollywood Reporter: China Box Office: 'Spider-Man 2' Surges Past $80 Million, 'Coming Home' Opens Strong
- The Playlist: 'Oculus' Director Takes On Stephen King's 'Gerald's Game'; 'Firestarter' Sequel In The Works At TNT
- FirstShowing.net: 'Oculus' Director Ready to Play with Stephen King's 'Gerald's Game'
Weekend Box Office Report: 'Rio 2' Nearly Unseats 'Captain America'
1:26 PM 4/13/2014 by Logan Falk
With the titanic numbers that the latest Marvel film has been pulling in for the last week, no one expected any of the new releases to beat it to the top of the box office; so, it was no surprise when this did not happen. What was surprising was how close one of the new releases—which was rated somewhat mediocrely—came to doing so.
New in Theaters: 'Rio 2,' 'Oculus,' 'Draft Day'
4:22 PM 4/11/2014 by Logan Falk
To contrast last week’s single release, this weekend brings a sizeable batch of new releases, with a fairly large variety of genre, plot, and quality. That being said, this weekend’s fare is still a great deal better (or at least better-rated) than the vast majority of the last several weeks’ worth of mediocre films.
Critics Consensus: Rio 2 Fails to Take Flight
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This week at the movies, we've got Brazilian birds (Rio 2, with voice performances by Anne Hathaway and Jesse Eisenberg), a pigskin professional (Draft Day, starring Kevin Costner and Jennifer Garner), and a malevolent mirror (Oculus, starring Katee Sackhoff and
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Karen Gillan: Oculus is Kind of like The Shining
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Relativity and Blumhouse Productions' latest horror release Oculus hits theaters Friday, April 11. The film follows two siblings - Tim (Brenton Thwaites) and Kaylie (Karen Gillan) - who were mere children when their parents were brutally murdered. Convinced that an evil supernatural entity attached to an antique mirror known as The Lasser Glass is to blame, a now adult Kaylie enlists her brother to spend one night fighting to defeat the beast in the very house that was the scene of their childhood loss.
6 years 40 weeks ago via brucelee
Karen Gillan wears a negligee and looks in a mirror in this clip from Oculus
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The new horror flick OCULUS stars Karen Gillan as a woman trying to exonerate her brother who was convicted of murder by way of proving it was actually committed by a supernatural force; an antique mirror. Mirrors always seem to get a bad rap in horror films as they are never seen without something horrible happening inside or behind them and this new clip from the film is another nail in that coffin.
6 years 44 weeks ago via jetli
Full Trailer For Oculus, The Evil Mirror Horror Movie With Karen Gillan And Katee Sackhoff
bleedingcool.com –
The previous trailer of Oculus was more of a conceptual teaser. This time we meet the characters and get some idea of the plot. Click here to view the embedded video. You can see that in HD at Apple. And talking of apple… I’m a bit confused by how exactly that moment goes down.
6 years 45 weeks ago via brucelee
New Release Dates for JUPITER ASCENDING, OCULUS, WHEN THE GAME STANDS TALL, BLACKBIRD, and SELFLESS
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Various studios have been playing with their release schedules. Briefly: Jupiter Ascending – The Wachowski Siblings' sci-fi action film starring Channing Tatum and Mila Kunis has moved from July 25, 2014 to July 18, 2014. Oculus – Relativity Media has set Mike Flanagan's horror film for April 18, 2014. When the Game Stands Tall – Director Thomas Carter’s (Coach Carter) upcoming high school football drama starring Jim Caviezel and Michael Chiklis has moved from September 9, 2014 to August 22, 2014.
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