नईदुनिया प्रतिनिधि, नीमच। जिले में युवक कांग्रेस ने विरोध प्रदर्शन करते हुए प्रधानमंत्री नरेंद्र मोदी…
Do you remember a few years ago when it was reported the Leprechaun franchise was coming back? Lionsgate apparently means it for real this time, as it’s brought on two writers to script its new film.
That would be Patrick Melton and Marcus Dunstan, according to Deadline. After previously teaming on 2022’s Unhuman and the screen story for 2019’s Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark, the pair have reunited to revitalize this dormant franchise. In the producer’s chair are father-and-son duo Oren and Miles Koules—longtime producers on the Saw franchise—with the latter telling Deadline he was ready to work on “a terrifying new way into the rich world of Leprechaun.“
Last we heard in 2023, Lionsgate had filmmaker Felipe Vargas on hand to direct a new Leprechaun in what would’ve been his feature film debut. (Vargas’ takes comes after Jane Schoenbrun was approached to helm a reboot a year prior, which they ultimately passed on in favor of I Saw the TV Glow.) Plans with Vargas fell through, but the studio’s not given up, likely because of the success Alien and Predator saw when they came back to theaters. And they’re not the only ones: Texas Chainsaw Massacre and Nightmare on Elm Street aren’t far behind, and Saw could be joining them as well.
Plot details on the Leprechaun revival are currently under wraps, but we’ll have more as news emerges—including whether Warwick Davis is game to make a return of some kind.
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Do you remember a few years ago when it was reported the Leprechaun franchise was coming back? Lionsgate apparently means it for real this time, as it’s brought on two writers to script its new film.
That would be Patrick Melton and Marcus Dunstan, according to Deadline. After previously teaming on 2022’s Unhuman and the screen story for 2019’s Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark, the pair have reunited to revitalize this dormant franchise. In the producer’s chair are father-and-son duo Oren and Miles Koules—longtime producers on the Saw franchise—with the latter telling Deadline he was ready to work on “a terrifying new way into the rich world of Leprechaun.“
Last we heard in 2023, Lionsgate had filmmaker Felipe Vargas on hand to direct a new Leprechaun in what would’ve been his feature film debut. (Vargas’ takes comes after Jane Schoenbrun was approached to helm a reboot a year prior, which they ultimately passed on in favor of I Saw the TV Glow.) Plans with Vargas fell through, but the studio’s not given up, likely because of the success Alien and Predator saw when they came back to theaters. And they’re not the only ones: Texas Chainsaw Massacre and Nightmare on Elm Street aren’t far behind, and Saw could be joining them as well.
Plot details on the Leprechaun revival are currently under wraps, but we’ll have more as news emerges—including whether Warwick Davis is game to make a return of some kind.
Want more io9 news? Check out when to expect the latest Marvel, Star Wars, and Star Trek releases, what’s next for the DC Universe on film and TV, and everything you need to know about the future of Doctor Who.
Do you remember a few years ago when it was reported the Leprechaun franchise was coming back? Lionsgate apparently means it for real this time, as it’s brought on two writers to script its new film.
That would be Patrick Melton and Marcus Dunstan, according to Deadline. After previously teaming on 2022’s Unhuman and the screen story for 2019’s Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark, the pair have reunited to revitalize this dormant franchise. In the producer’s chair are father-and-son duo Oren and Miles Koules—longtime producers on the Saw franchise—with the latter telling Deadline he was ready to work on “a terrifying new way into the rich world of Leprechaun.“
Last we heard in 2023, Lionsgate had filmmaker Felipe Vargas on hand to direct a new Leprechaun in what would’ve been his feature film debut. (Vargas’ takes comes after Jane Schoenbrun was approached to helm a reboot a year prior, which they ultimately passed on in favor of I Saw the TV Glow.) Plans with Vargas fell through, but the studio’s not given up, likely because of the success Alien and Predator saw when they came back to theaters. And they’re not the only ones: Texas Chainsaw Massacre and Nightmare on Elm Street aren’t far behind, and Saw could be joining them as well.
Plot details on the Leprechaun revival are currently under wraps, but we’ll have more as news emerges—including whether Warwick Davis is game to make a return of some kind.
Want more io9 news? Check out when to expect the latest Marvel, Star Wars, and Star Trek releases, what’s next for the DC Universe on film and TV, and everything you need to know about the future of Doctor Who.
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Carrington whacked Cunningham across the head as she went up for a layup. The play was reviewed by the officials, and Carrington was tossed after it was ruled a Flagrant-2. Carrington had scored eight quick points off the bench to stem the tide after Indiana got out to an early lead.
Cunningham had to be held back from challenging Carrington by teammates and staff after the play.
The United Center quickly showed a woman in a trans rights t-shirt after Carrington’s foul on Cunningham. Carrington received big cheers from the home crowd as he walked into the tunnel to go to the locker room.
Carrington immediately sent the following post on Threads after getting sent to the locker room. She then followed it up with the date of the next Sky-Fever game on August 23.
Cunningham was asked about the foul after the game. Here’s what she had to say:
Cunningham also responded to Carrington’s “white privilege” post by saying the foul had nothing to do with race:
We’ll update this story as it develops.
Carrington whacked Cunningham across the head as she went up for a layup. The play was reviewed by the officials, and Carrington was tossed after it was ruled a Flagrant-2. Carrington had scored eight quick points off the bench to stem the tide after Indiana got out to an early lead.
Cunningham had to be held back from challenging Carrington by teammates and staff after the play.
The United Center quickly showed a woman in a trans rights t-shirt after Carrington’s foul on Cunningham. Carrington received big cheers from the home crowd as he walked into the tunnel to go to the locker room.
Carrington immediately sent the following post on Threads after getting sent to the locker room. She then followed it up with the date of the next Sky-Fever game on August 23.
Cunningham was asked about the foul after the game. Here’s what she had to say:
Cunningham also responded to Carrington’s “white privilege” post by saying the foul had nothing to do with race:
We’ll update this story as it develops.
CHICAGO — It’s never boring when the Chicago Sky play the Indiana Fever, and that remains the case even after Chicago traded away Angel Reese. As the two teams met on Saturday afternoon at the United Center, Sky guard DiJonai Carrington was ejected late in the first quarter for a Flagrant-2 foul on Indiana’s Sophie Cunningham during a breakaway layup attempt.
Carrington whacked Cunningham across the head as she went up for a layup. The play was reviewed by the officials, and Carrington was tossed after it was ruled a Flagrant-2. Carrington had scored eight quick points off the bench to stem the tide after Indiana got out to an early lead.
Cunningham had to be held back from challenging Carrington by teammates and staff after the play.
The United Center quickly showed a woman in a trans rights t-shirt after Carrington’s foul on Cunningham. Carrington received big cheers from the home crowd as he walked into the tunnel to go to the locker room.
Carrington immediately sent the following post on Threads after getting sent to the locker room. She then followed it up with the date of the next Sky-Fever game on August 23.
Cunningham was asked about the foul after the game. Here’s what she had to say:
Cunningham also responded to Carrington’s “white privilege” post by saying the foul had nothing to do with race:
We’ll update this story as it develops.
CHICAGO — It’s never boring when the Chicago Sky play the Indiana Fever, and that…
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