Feast, Pulse Sequels -- Prophecy, Trick or Treat Remakes?!

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This eveing Clint over at Moviehole.net posted a special interview with Producer Joel Soisson, who responded to a bunch of reader's questions. What type of juicy scoopage came from the wreckage? How about more details on the Feast sequels, Pulse 2, along with remakes of The Prophecy and Trick or Treat! Read on for the skinny on all four possible films.

Our good buddy Clint over at Moviehole.net scored some juicy gooness this eveing, check it out!

FEAST and PULSE Producer Joel Soisson talked to Moviehole-ers today about his upcoming projects; mentioning possible remakes of "The Prophecy" and "Trick or Treat", as well as touching on the sequels to "Feast" and "Pulse".

Here's a summary of the good stuff:

On FEAST 2

We're in the early stages of figuring out the Feast sequels. I think there will be a lot of beer consumed before the origin issue is finally settled. We're just now trying to figure all that out. Hopefully with John [Gulager] at the helm. This time around, he'll be a fully-mature director. Which means that, like a grown-up chimp, it will take10 strong men (or 20 producers) to handle him.

On PULSE 2

I loved the original as well, although it is a difficult film to translate for American audiences. Suffice to say that the next one will be an attempt to go beyond both versions in a way that addresses some legitimate fan concerns. It's too early to tell if Kristen [Bell] will be involved. But everybody who works with her becomes a huge fan. She's smart, cute, talented, tireless and still finds time for social causes that make the world better. Which makes me want to kick her.

On remaking TRICK OR TREAT

That's twice in two days somebody's hit me with that idea. And I thought it was ancient history. Then again, that's when it's probably time for a remake. I guess high school alienation never goes out of style. Thanks for the inspiration. Little fun fact. The guy who plays Eddie's nebbish friend is Glen Morgan who wrote Final Destination with Jim Wong, both friends of mine.

On remaking THE PROPHECY

My dream is to hook back up with my friend Greg Widen (writer and director of the first Prophecy) and remake the original for the budget it should have had. We tried to tell the story of a second war in Heaven for a few million bucks. That wasn't a war. At best, it was a skirmish.

On his upcoming slate

Besides the Pulses and Feasts and some originals for Dimension that I am not at liberty to discuss, I have a pretty cool project in the works over at Maverick called "Buried." Deals with urban exploration and some extremely nasty discoveries. I'm also working with one of my producing partners Keith Border on an "American Pie Presents" film for Rogue Pictures. Though I'm still not quite sure how a pie can present something.

http://www.bloody-disgusting.com/news/8367

Though i just pass on this news.

I gotta say though Pulse was boring as all hell! I only watched Cause it had Kristen Bell in it.
 
They better get Walken for THE PROPHECY remake or the film will fail because Walken basically owned in that film.
 
Oh god...not a pulse sequel...the remake was terrible!
 
Feast sequels
http://www.shocktilyoudrop.com/news/topnews.php?id=1023

Feast Sequels = "Vulgar"
Source: Ryan Rotten, Fangoria
August 8, 2007


With studios focusing their efforts on direct-to-DVD original features, filmmakers are taking advanctage of "unrated" releases. So it comes as no surprise, really, that the boys behind the upcoming "Feast" sequels are going balls-out for the next two installments.

In an interview with Marcus Dunstan, Sean Decker at Fango reports the writer is re-teaming with Patrick Melton and director John Gulager for Feast 2 and 3. "Neo Art & Logic is producing again, and if they let us get away with the vulgarities we've currently scripted, and if we don’t get deported, we just may have the NC-17-rated monsterfest that was only hinted at in the first film."
 
Haha, was Feast any good?
I remember it being the winner of Project Greenlight, but it only got a DTV release, I believe. Looks like Ben and Matt were wrong.
 
Feast was one of THE worst movies I have ever seen in my life. It was horrible to the point where it was unintentionally funny.

I laughed, I cried, I died a little inside.
 
Haha, no wonder we don't have any more seasons of Project Greenlight.
 
Feast was one of THE worst movies I have ever seen in my life. It was horrible to the point where it was unintentionally funny.

I laughed, I cried, I died a little inside.

You do know that Feast was meant to be a comedy, right? You DID understand that...right? It's not meant to be a serious horror movie...by any means whatsoever.
 
You do know that Feast was meant to be a comedy, right? You DID understand that...right? It's not meant to be a serious horror movie...by any means whatsoever.
I rented it in the horror section :huh:.

Either way, my point stands. UNINTENTIONAL humor. That's not a compliment.
 
I rented it in the horror section :huh:.

Either way, my point stands. UNINTENTIONAL humor. That's not a compliment.

No, it's intentional. Or do you consider Army of Darkness or Shaun of the Dead a real horror movie too?
 
No, it's intentional. Or do you consider Army of Darkness or Shaun of the Dead a real horror movie too?
Never seen Army of Darkness, and I rented Shaun of The Dead under the comedy section.
 
Feast was a weird movie. It wasn't bad but it wasn't good either. But why another? Oh and a THE PROPHECY remake. Im cool with that. I couldn't even watch the first it was so bad.
 
No, it's intentional. Or do you consider Army of Darkness or Shaun of the Dead a real horror movie too?

Never seen Army of Darkness, and I rented Shaun of The Dead under the comedy section.

Shaun of the Dead is a comedy.
There is nothing scary about it. It just happens to be about zombies.

Army of Darkness was a horror/comedy. The horror that is in it is very light-hearted, and not scary at all. The rest of it is comedy galore.
 
Shaun of the Dead is a comedy.
There is nothing scary about it. It just happens to be about zombies.

Army of Darkness was a horror/comedy. The horror that is in it is very light-hearted, and not scary at all. The rest of it is comedy galore.

Exactly. Feast is a horror/comedy, but mainly comedy. And people shouldn't be dictated to by the employees of their local video store putting a certain movie in a certain section...that's not the end all, be all for what a movie is meant to be categorized under.
 
Please Kirsten Bell stay as far as way from crap remakes of crap Japanese horror/scifi. The original sucked and the remake sucked. The only reason I watched it was for her.
 

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