remakes

‘The Munsters,’ which gave television a macabre twist in the mid-60s along with ‘The Addams Family’, is reportedly returning to the small screen. NBC has ordered a pilot for a one-hour-long ‘Munsters’ reboot from ‘Pushing Daisy’s’ creator Bryan Fuller. Keeping in the tradition of recent shows like ‘Grimm’ and ‘Once Upon a Time,’ the show will be darker than the original campier version. As far as

Fans of eye-gouging and “nyuk-nyuk-nyuk” are eagerly awaiting the ‘Three Stooges’ film from The Farrelly Brothers. Until the trailer hits the web, we’ll have to be content with the first official photo featuring Will Sasso as Curly, Chris Diamantopolous as Moe and Sean Hayes as Larry.

It appears that Steven Spielberg has new installments of two long-running franchises in the pipeline, because you never miss a good thing until it’s gone. According to the director himself, wheels are turning on both an ‘Indiana Jones V’ and ‘Jurassic Park IV.’

A group of superhero fans on YouTube have made an impressive ‘Sweded’ remake of the highly anticipated “Avengers” trailer complete with flaming cars, cardboard versions of the film’s iconic Marvel superheroes and even a hilarious A capella take on the Nine Inch Nail’s song “We’re In This Together”.

‘The Cannonball Run,’ the camp-tastic 1981 road race flick starring everyone from Burt Reynolds to Terry Bradshaw, looks like it is going to be getting a remake. Because, well, of course it is.

A reboot of the oft-quoted 1983 cult classic ‘Scarface’ is being developed by Universal. There is no timeline for the release of the film, at this point, since potential script writers are being considered. Universal doesn’t intend the film be a sequel or a remake, but rather a re-imagination that draws from the themes prevalent in both Al Pacino’s notorious version of Scarface and the original 19

‘Point Break,’ Kathryn Bigelow’s 1991 caper flick boasted Patrick Swayze, Keanu Reeves and Gary Busey, all at the heights of their ass-kicking powers, plus surfing, skydiving, bank-robbing and other assorted dare-deviling. In other words, it was one extreme flick. Nevertheless, Warner Brothers is planning to remake the film and try to make it even more exciting, by setting the tale of FBI infiltra