The Temple of Dagon

Aleister,

Thought you'd be interested in the following news...

Seems as though Stuart Gordon is still interested in doing a sequel to Re-Animator. For some time now he has been discussing an idea of his called House of Re-Animator (that takes place in the White House). Seems if a certain someone gets re-elected this might become a reality...

Here's an excerpt from his interview with http://sknr.net/.

GVK: What are you currently working on and what drew you to the project?

SG: One idea I am kicking around is “House of Re-animator”. It is a political satire that should certain people be back in office, then I would do it. I hope I do not have to go ahead with it, but if I do, it would be about V.P. Cheney passing from a heart attack and since he basically runs everything, Dr. West is called in to bring him back. I would only go on with this in the event of re-election as otherwise it would be old news...

Click the above link for the rest of the interview!

Take care,

Craig

Nice interview. I hope he goes through with the film, it would be interesting to see how he pulls it off.

I just wonder how much of the Re-Animator feel it would have. It could either be a Re-Animator movie in which the white house is involved, or a white house movie in which the Re-Animator is involved

I'm curious as to how he would pull it off on a low budget. Do you think they'll let him spill fake blood on the White House floors?

If not, maybe he could use the set from the TV show The West Wing!

Watching a re-animated V.P. Cheney rampaging around the White House pushing red buttons might be fun though...

I keep picturing the cast from "that's my bush" if you ever saw that short-lived series

That was by those South Park guys!

Never did get to see that...

Ah that's right.

It was actually fairly funny.. sort of goofy of course.. I can't imagine the white house caring for it too much

<I would only go on with this in the event of re-election as otherwise it would be old news...>

Looks like Stuart has four more years to get this one off the ground...