Hollywood Buzz: Dempsey Skips Scream, Lange’s Horror Story, and More!
The entertainment world is buzzing with news, casting announcements, and tantalizing teasers for upcoming projects. From definitive answers about returning favorites to glimpses into the bizarre and spooky, let’s dive into the latest happenings across film and television.
Dempsey Declares No Scream for Him
Sorry, McDreamy fans, but Patrick Dempsey will not be gracing the screen in the upcoming "Scream 7." The actor recently confirmed his absence in an interview with Variety, putting an end to speculation about a potential return to the iconic horror franchise. While the "Scream" universe continues to expand with familiar faces, Dempsey’s character will remain a part of the series’ past.
Lange’s Resounding "No" to American Horror Story
Don’t hold your breath for a Jessica Lange comeback to "American Horror Story." The acclaimed actress gave a firm and colorful response – "Oh, Christ no!" – when asked by Irish radio station Spin 1038 about a possible return to the anthology series. Lange’s portrayal of various characters throughout the show’s earlier seasons was iconic, but it seems she’s closed that chapter for good. While her presence will undoubtedly be missed by many fans, it opens the door for new talent to step into the terrifying world of "American Horror Story."
James Gunn Debunks Radcliffe as Clayface Rumor
James Gunn, the head of DC Studios, has taken to his Threads account to shut down rumors about Daniel Radcliffe being cast as the lead in the upcoming James Watkins movie, "Clayface." This puts to rest the online speculation, leaving fans to wonder who will ultimately portray the shapeshifting Batman villain. Gunn’s active presence on social media helps clarify casting rumours and keep fans informed on the progress of upcoming DC projects.
Miller’s Mad Max Vision Still Alive
For fans craving more post-apocalyptic action, George Miller has revealed that he has a script for a fifth "Mad Max" movie. In a recent interview with Vulture, Miller expressed his willingness to bring the project to life, stating he’d be glad to make it "if for whatever reason the planets align.” The fate of a fifth Mad Max movie remains uncertain, but the fact that a script exists offers a glimmer of hope for fans.
A Zoombie Outbreak and Haunted Pancakes
Prepare for some quirky and bizarre entertainment with two upcoming projects. "Night of the Zoopocalypse" presents a world where animals respond to a zombie outbreak, while "Haunted House of Pancakes" features a diner where an enchanted waffle maker leads to demonically possessed baked goods. These projects promise a unique blend of horror and comedy, offering a refreshing break from mainstream narratives.
New Faces Join The ‘Burbs TV Series
The upcoming TV series based on the classic comedy film "The ‘Burbs" has added several new names to its cast. Haley Joel Osment, RJ Cyler, Justin Kirk, Kyrie McAlpin, Danielle Kennedy, and Randy Oglesby have been cast in recurring roles, promising fresh takes on the suburban setting of the original movie. The new cast members could bring a modern twist to this remake, allowing viewers to reconnect to the themes from the original.
School Spirits Finale Teaser
Spoiler TV has provided a brief synopsis for “Fire, Talk To Me,” the second season finale of "School Spirits". While details remain scarce, the title hints at a potentially explosive and revealing conclusion to the season’s mysteries.
Ghosts Trailer: Pete’s Johnny Appleseed Moment
The trailer for "The Bachelorette Party," this week’s episode of "Ghosts," sees Pete humorously comparing himself to Johnny Appleseed. The episode promises to be filled with comedic moments as the ghosts navigate the complexities of a bachelorette party within the confines of Woodstone Manor.
Yellowjackets: Who Killed Lottie?
The tension is reaching a fever pitch in "Yellowjackets," as the trailer for this week’s episode, "Did Tai Do That?" suggests. Everyone is a suspect in the murder of Lottie Matthews, and the trailer even hints at a possible fiery fate for Coach Ben. The series continues to blend mystery, suspense, and survival, making for a nail-biting viewing experience.
Coming Up On Ghosts and Yellowjackets
"Ghosts" promises lighthearted entertainment with its quirky humor and lovable characters as they navigate the complexities of their afterlife. The season’s episodes will continue to explore the dynamics between the ghosts and the living residents of Woodstone Manor, offering heartwarming moments and laugh-out-loud situations.
Meanwhile, "Yellowjackets" maintains its dark and mysterious atmosphere, delving deeper into the characters’ backstories and the consequences of their past actions. As the show unravels the present-day mystery, it also continues to unravel the secrets of the wilderness, offering twists, turns, and revelations.
