Rob Zombie is finalizing preparations for ‘The Munsters’, a remake of ‘The Monster Family’ which, despite Universal’s intentions, could be released on Netflix.
The rumors had been present among us practically since the good old Rob Zombie decided to combine his musical career with a fascinatingly brilliant cinematographic facet but, this time, it is true: ‘The Munsters‘ they will have film.
What remains intriguing is its exhibition since, although Universal Home Entertainment planned to premiere it on Peacock, its streaming channel in the United States, in different media as DB They begin to echo a rumor that places Netflix as the definitive window for international distribution.
“As Halloween is fast approaching, I thought it was the perfect time to MEET THE MUNSTERS,” the filmmaker commented on Instagram. “Straight from the set of good old Hungary, I present to you Herman, Lily and The Count sitting in front of the newly completed 1313 Mockingbird Lane.”
As we see in the images, Jeff Daniel Phillips, Sheri Moon Zombie Y Dan Roebuck they are the new ones Herman, Lili and Grandpa Munsterthe characters who immortalized Fred Gwyne, Yvonne DeCarlo Y Al Lewis in ‘the monster family‘, the series that came to North American television between 1964 and 1966 but that captivated the public of half the planet in infinite reruns.
In addition to keeping in mind the names of the director’s regulars such as Richard Brakeand the commented participation of the mythical Cassandra Peterson (Elvira), we have also met a signing with a classic aroma.
“MUNSTERS CASTING NEWS! I am delighted to bring you the first photo from the set of CATHERINE SCHELL as Zoya Krupp ”, it is announced in an Instagram post. “Catherine retired from acting in the ’90s but she is now back and we are very happy to have her join us in THE MUNSTERS.”
Catherine Schellwho began his career in 1964 in ‘Lana: Queen of the Amazons‘ (Cyl Farney, Géza von Cziffra), appeared in titles such as ‘moon zero two‘ (Roy Ward Baker, 1969), ‘007 to Her Majesty’s Secret Service‘ (Peter Hunt, 1969), ‘the black mill‘ (Don Siegel, 1974), ‘The return of the pink panther‘ (Blake Edwards, 1975) and ‘Zenda’s quirky prisoner‘ (Richard Quine, 1979) in addition to succeeding on the small screen with the series ‘Space: 1999‘ (1975) and the chapter ‘City of Death‘ (1979) from ‘Doctor Who‘.
After jewels like ‘The house of 1000 corpses‘ (2003), ‘the devil’s renegades‘ (2005), ‘Halloween, the origin‘ (2007), ‘Halloween II‘ (2009) and ‘The Lords of Salem‘ (2012), it’s hard to control your enthusiasm. Will it keep the familiar humor of the original series or will it turn to the gibberish with which it had fun in ‘The Haunted World of El Superbeasto‘ (2009)? Will he be able to reconcile with the fans after the results but not so applauded?31‘ (2016), ‘3 from hell‘(2019)? We will have to wait to find out.
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