Another article: https://consequenceofsound.net/2019/09/paul-feig-universal-monsters-movie-dark-army/
New Dracula project ?
You guys hear about these rumors? Seems like UM are hot commodities again. http://universalmonstersuniverse.com/2020/04/10/from-the-office-to-a-world-of-gods-and-monsters-john-krasinski-developing-a-universal-monsters-film/https://hnentertainment.co/rumor-jordan-peele-developing-a-universal-monsters-movie-that-could-star-will-smith/https://www.indiewire.com/2020/03/james-wan-new-universal-monster-movie-1202216188/
They just need to stop. If they're going to do remakes or what-not, maybe look at showing them on Netflix or Hulu like they did with the British Dracula show. These writers try to modernize stories that were made for a specific time period and mood. Case in point, the British Dracula. The first two episodes worked very well, then just went downhill wit the third. The period and its mood is a big part of these films.
I believe the Universal Monsters can work in a modern setting, it just really requires the right vision and handling. Though I will say I do personally prefer the stories to be set in older time periods. But really the stories just require someone that understands why they are so compelling and who can properly blend it with a present day setting so that the film/show can rely on both rather then the other being a liability.
I don't know why they couldn't still be set historically - like tales of forgotten (or hidden) history. Has "steampunk" popularity waned? If so, maybe it could be rekindled along with interest in the classic monsters.
en iyi bahis siteleri
https://diziizle.wtf/
totobo