terry78
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1st one scarred me for life!!! Absolutely hate spiders, pretty sure it was this film that caused it! lol.
Would be in good hands with Wan - another case of 'is it needed' though?
Why, just why?
This.Because they already rebooted everything else.![]()
This.
At least James Wan is still a creative person, you can expect new ideas from him, and perhaps something different from this concept like moving to scorpions and ticks.
I like Wan, but I have a hard time seeing him handling comedy. He could surprise me though. His only disappointment for me so far was Dead Silence, and even that I didn't think was terrible.
Or ghostly demon spiders! InSpideous!![]()
I remember the concept, and David Arquette.Remember Eight Legged Freaks?
Because they already rebooted everything else.![]()
I have to ask, is your Arachnophobiaremake the next project you have lined up?
Christopher Landon: I’m hoping it should be my next film. We’re getting super close. The script’s done. I’ve been working on that for a while now. So now it’s just really about getting it together. I met a spider wrangler the other day, so that’s a good sign!
Are you actually scared of spiders?
Christopher Landon: Terrified. So like I’ve said, I’m either the most qualified or the least qualified person to do this movie.
But though his filmography is studded with hits, Landon has also faced a few misses—even beyond Scream. In early 2023, Landon completed the script for a remake of the much-loved 1990 horror-comedy Arachnophobia. The film was close to production; Landon was set to direct, and Steven Spielberg’s company, Amblin, was producing. But now, Landon reveals, the film is no longer being made. “There was a component that the studio was very nervous about and uncomfortable with—and that’s where we parted. I wasn’t willing to compromise on that,” he says, without elaborating. “I wasn’t going to make a change that really felt like a soul-crushing, sell-out, bad change.” (Amblin did not immediately respond to a request for comment.)