Hollywood Reporter a adus vestea cum cã Juliet Snowden si Stiles White au fost angajati pentru a scrie un remake al clasicului film din 1982, de trei ori nominalizat la Oscar, Poltergeist. Snowden si White au mai scris filmul horror Boogeyman, iar acum vor încerca sã îmbunãtãteascã filmul scris de Steven Spielberg si regizat de Tobe Hooper, dar oare chiar e necesar sau mãcar e o idee bunã?
Unul din lucrurile care au fãcut filmul original sã fie atât de bun a fost Zelda Rubinstein în rolul Tanginei, un personaj care n-ar trebui sã mai fie în remake dacã vor sã fie luati în serios. Ar fi necinstit mãcar sã încerce recrearea interpretãrii lui Rubinstein si, astfel, ar trebui sã aducã un nou expert paranormal, iar “Orfelinatul” a dovedit cã acest lucru e posibil cu o fantasticã interpretare a Geraldinei Chaplin în rolul Aurorei. Totul depinde de ce urmãresc realizatorii.
Filmul “Poltergeist” spune povestea unei case bântuite construite deasupra unui cimitir indian si povestea fetitei prinse în televizor.
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The Hollywood Reporter brings news that Juliet Snowden and Stiles White are set to pen a remake of the classic 1982 triple-Oscar nominated PG-rated Poltergeist. Snowden and White previously wrote the cheesy horror flick Boogeyman and will now attempt to improve(?) upon the film previously co-written by Steven Spielberg and directed by Tobe Hooper, but is it really necessary or even a good idea?
Personally I think one of the things that made the original film so good was Zelda Rubinstein as Tangina, a character I don’t think should even be in the remake if they really want it to be taken seriously. I think it would be unfair to even try and recreate Rubinstein’s performance and thus should earn the film a new paranormal expert, The Orphanage proved it could be done with a fantastic and subdued performance by Geraldine Chaplin as Aurora. Then again, I guess it depends on what they are going for.
The Orphanage offered up more chills than thrills and Poltergeist is teaming with a little of both, but definitely leaning more toward the thrills, that is outside of Heather O’Rourke’s “They’re here…” But I think we all realize the killer clown is more of a thrill. One thing is for certain, I don’t think they will be able to avoid an R-rating this time, unless they actually tone down what was a PG-rated film at the time. Will we get the face peel? Hmmmm?
The film tells the story of a haunted house built over an Indian burial ground and the subsequent trapped little girl in the television.
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