Report: Joss Whedon Was Offered The Buffy Reboot
The Buffy the Vampire Slayer creator passed on an offer to spearhead the franchise’s forthcoming theatrical reboot, according to a new report.
The Buffy the Vampire Slayer creator passed on an offer to spearhead the franchise’s forthcoming theatrical reboot, according to a new report.
Prepare for more supernatural action from the folks responsible for The Vampire Diaries, as a potential companion series starring a group of paranormal investigators is in the works.
This week’s announcement of a new Buffy The Vampire Slayer movie without Joss Whedon may have set the internet aflame in upset, but… Is it wrong that I think it might be a good idea? Please don’t kill me.
At least one person is excited by news that Warner Bros. wants to remake 1992′s Buffy the Vampire Slayer movie: the original Buffy Summers, Kristy Swanson. “Let Buffy live,” she told EW.com. “Why not?” Also, studio executives? Call her.
Warner Bros. has announced plans to remake Buffy the Vampire Slayer, the 1992 movie that spawned the much-loved television series. However, the studio will do so without the involvement of Joss Whedon, who’s largely responsible for the success of the TV franchise. Updated with reactions from Whedon and David Boreanaz!
This week sees the release of the third Twilight movie, The Twilight Saga: Eclipse, and while stocking up on enough snark to make every single sentence I write about the movie drip with enough disdain, I started to wonder: What if Twilight doesn’t actually suck?
Sometimes, it’s good to only discover things after they’ve turned out to have failed. Take, for example, the news that Vanessa Hudgens has turned down the chance to star in a reboot of Buffy The Vampire Slayer.