Art the Clown Will Get a Suitably Evil Origin Story in ‘Terrifier 4’

Art the Clown Will Get a Suitably Evil Origin Story in ‘Terrifier 4’

Plus, Jeremy Latcham is no longer attached to the live-action 'Naruto' in light of his new role at DC Studios.

Fraggle Rock enjoys a new holiday special at Apple TV+. Park Syeyoung returns with a dystopian sci-fi drama concerning mutant merfolk. Danny Pudi lends his voice to Khalis the Mummy in the second season of Creature Commandos. With the strength of Ra, it’s Morning Spoilers!

According to the Hollywood Reporter, Jeremy Latcham is no longer attached to produce the live-action Naruto movie now that he’s the new president and chief creative officer of DC Studios.

Bloody-Disgusting reports a film adaptation of Marisela Treviño Orta’s stage play Wolf at the Door is now in development at Concord Originals. It will be directed by Agustina San Martín, and the synopsis reads, “In 19th Century New Mexico, on the eve of giving birth to her first child, the film follows a young woman who foresees the return of a deadly half-man, half-wolf creature, only to discover another predator shares the hacienda she calls home.“

Variety reports Alyla Browne (Furiosa, Thrash) is attached to star in Don’t Look, a “fresh take” on “road movie horror” from director Kiah Roache-Turner that’s “set against the backdrop of the Australian outback.” The story concerns “15-year-old Riley (Browne), traveling across the outback with her father when they come across two seemingly abandoned cars at an isolated desert crossing.

In brief

Fraggle Rock enjoys a new holiday special at Apple TV+. Bloody-Disgusting reports a film adaptation of Marisela Treviño Orta’s stage play Wolf at the Door is now in development at Concord Originals. The story concerns “15-year-old Riley (Browne), traveling across the outback with her father when they come across two seemingly abandoned cars at an isolated desert crossing.

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