Welcome back, genre junkies! It’s finally Friday, which means we’re another step closer to the festive celebration of Halloween overtaking every store, bar, school, and household. As eager children all across the nation carefully choose their spooky costume of choice, it’s time for us to dive into another daily horror roundup here at We Got This Covered. With tons of newsworthy headlines firing on all cylinders, today’s juicy roundup consists of a Halloween Ends star dishing on their feisty character while horror mavens remain hopeful that a classic Netflix franchise will show its face once more.
So, place your scheduled time slot at the nearest corn maze on a momentary hold as we tear into the latest updates in the horror realm.
Halloween Ends star is incredibly proud of their feisty character
Despite its ongoing fallout, David Gordon Green’s Halloween Ends has established its status as a melting pot of intriguing characters that undoubtedly add an element of appeal. And while legacy characters like Laurie Strode and Michael Myers are constants, a fresh-faced franchise newcomer recently sat down for an exclusive interview with We Got This Covered to express complete pride in their character. Ahead of the horror movie’s release on Oct. 14, actress Michele Dawson revealed the thrilling adventure of working with Jamie Lee Curtis and how much fun she had portraying Nurse Deb in the film.
Jordan Peele kept his lips sealed from revealing Nope spoilers
One of the hottest blockbuster horror hits this year is definitely Jordan Peele’s Nope, which serves as the third horror feature directed by the gifted filmmaker. During the film’s eye-opening marketing campaign, Peele stans were desperate to figure out the seemingly confusing plot points in the director’s latest horror extravaganza. And if fans alone were feeling left out, star Keke Palmer explained that Peele even kept his cast out of the loop. According to Palmer, Peele refused to reveal spoilers to the cast of Nope, and instead opted for the actors to be just as surprised as the audience during the movie’s sequences. Now that’s some futuristic filmmaking.
Horror junkies are hopeful that a beloved Netflix horror franchise will return
Undoubtedly, fantasy hit Stranger Things is the major streaming player on Netflix, although a separate horror franchise gained plenty of popularity during its original run on the platform. The show we’re talking about, of course, is Netflix’s Fear Street trilogy — which showcased a hidden past of secrets and murders that occurred in the fictional town of Shadyside. The franchise initially started with the release of Fear Street Part One: 1994 during July of last year and quickly garnered an abundance of praise from thrill-seeking critics and eagle-eyed subscribers. Fast forward over a year, and was rumored back in July 2022. Stay hopeful, kids.
Return on Monday, thrill seekers, for a fresh roundup of horror news.
Published: Oct 21, 2022 10:00 pm