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Hellraiser Remake Seeks New Director
Bustillo, Maury ankle Dimension project.
by Jeff Giles | April 08, 2008
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Interested in directing a Hellraiser remake? This might be your chance.

Bloody-Disgusting reports that Alexandre Bustillo and Julien Maury -- previously announced as the directors of Dimension's planned Hellraiser remake, "are officially OFF the project," and the studio is looking for someone new to helm to film.

The B-D report doesn't get into the reasons why Bustillo and Maury left Hellraiser, but given that they originally signed on to direct their own script, which was passed over in favor of a new treatment from Patrick Melton and Marcus Dunstan (Saw IV, Saw V, Feast), their departure doesn't exactly come as a surprise.

Source: Bloody-Disgusting

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Comments (1-20 of 26 posts) | Reply
Some guy you dont know
Some guy you dont know writes:
on Apr 08 2008 05:25 AM

Thank god.

Now all they need is John Carpenter or Neil Marshall.


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rsav1976
rsav1976 writes:
on Apr 08 2008 07:07 AM

Unless the script is more true to the Hellbound Heart, I'm not wasting my time with this filth. At least they can't take the original away from me or the book it was based on. That's all we need is a Saw sequel with Cenobites. Might as well call it Pinhead vs Jigsaw and have Michael Bay's production team take over.

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u1sart
u1sart writes:
on Apr 08 2008 08:00 AM

yeah whatever! they need the director from "The Devil
s chair" to do that... hell raiser is supppose to be bloddy and disgusting right!!


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speakeasy87
speakeasy87 writes:
on Apr 08 2008 08:07 AM

i would rather see this than the jason remake

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crystalwhiteeyes
crystalwhiteeyes writes:
on Apr 08 2008 08:33 AM

oh yeah....this is a "can't miss".

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Young Turk
Young Turk writes:
on Apr 08 2008 09:31 AM

In reply to this comment (#1676151)
YES!

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JUDGE DREDD
JUDGE DREDD writes:
on Apr 08 2008 09:34 AM

I couldnt get into the originals, yet i love the concept. A few good cenobites n stuff, but i think the actors in it just looked soooo damn dated, even at the time.
So if this is good, i would rather see a remake of Hellraiser. One film, i think could do with a makeover. I actually preffered the remake Halloween though too, so fans of the original may shoot me down for that. Im not a big horror fan though, it all seems kinda silly and wasted oportunities to me. I would loooooove to make a horror film, and show ya what real fear is supposed to be like.


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John Z. Delorean
John Z. Delorean writes:
on Apr 08 2008 09:57 AM

Hellraiser like Friday the 13th are franchises that could do with a reimagining as the originals are not as good as people remember them to be. Go back and watch either and you'll see they could be much better. Hellraiser fell off horribly after the first one. As for the Neil Marshall idea please, I'll give you Descent but Dog Soldiers and Doomsday? Just keep Bousman and Wan away, I don't want more half assed Saw garbage. I vote for Christophe Gans and his Silent Hill treatment to Hellraiser.

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Some guy you dont know
Some guy you dont know writes:
on Apr 08 2008 10:08 AM

Dog Soldiers and Doomsday were both amazing films.

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John Z. Delorean
John Z. Delorean writes:
on Apr 08 2008 10:33 AM

Doomsday was great I wonder why someone didn't rip off Escape from New York , Aliens, The Warriors, Road Warrior, 28 days later, Gladiator and everything else John Carpenter. Dog Soldiers?! I could give any film student $20,000 and get a better product. As much as I love Bubba Ho-Tep don't piss me off Jack Forrest.

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John Z. Delorean
John Z. Delorean writes:
on Apr 08 2008 10:38 AM

Besides we all know Uwe Boll or Paul W.S. Anderson'll end up doing these flicks.

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ThinPhantom
ThinPhantom writes:
on Apr 08 2008 01:32 PM

i love remakes. hopefully their will be a remake of there will be blood or no country for old men soon. i mean, what are they waiting for?

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ThinPhantom
ThinPhantom writes:
on Apr 08 2008 01:33 PM

*there like duh!

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horrorfan666
horrorfan666 writes:
on Apr 08 2008 02:11 PM

i will never ever watch this if they chose ewe boll.. he, well lets just say that he sint the best director.. and he's a dick who thinks all of his crap is amazing.

im ok with remakes, but please dont if the original is better off: like halloween. original= classic. remake= something that should've been good and came out mediocre at best. (i had high hopes for ya rob)


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tomwaitsjr
tomwaitsjr writes:
on Apr 08 2008 03:00 PM

My favorite Hellraiser was the first one. I thought Clive Barker did a good job directing from his book.

But, then again, I kind of think Nightbreed is under-rated. . .

so. I could be WRONG.


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Brad 3000
Brad 3000 writes:
on Apr 08 2008 03:26 PM

In reply to this comment (#1676151)
In order to make it TOTAL crap?

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Brad 3000
Brad 3000 writes:
on Apr 08 2008 03:29 PM

In reply to this comment (#1676771)
Wait - you mean to say that Ewe Boll is a bad director? Stop the ****ing presses! We have breaking news here!

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thereign
thereign writes:
on Apr 08 2008 03:54 PM

The only GOOD news in relation to Uwe Boll's name is that the German tax laws which allow him to continually carry out his cinematically criminal enterprises are being reformed. His films will basically HAVE TO turn a profit in order for him to get more funding. Good luck w/that, Uwe! :-)

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Some guy you dont know
Some guy you dont know writes:
on Apr 08 2008 03:54 PM

In reply to this comment (#1676826)
Lol.



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Some guy you dont know
Some guy you dont know writes:
on Apr 08 2008 03:55 PM

In reply to this comment (#1676507)
Nice to see you're not being opinionated.

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