The release of filmmaker Mike Flanagan’s upcoming installment in ‘The Exorcist’ franchise could be delayed. Flanagan addressed a fan’s query about the project’s progression...
The gates of the Dark Tower are slowly creaking open as Stephen King himself joins forces with director Mike Flanagan for the upcoming adaptation...
DC Studios has identified James Watkins as the director for the upcoming Clayface feature film, scripted by horror expert, Mike Flanagan. Watkins, who recently...
Renowned horror filmmaker Mike Flanagan is set to release a reimagined version of “The Exorcist” on March 13, 2026. This highly anticipated film will deviate from the original series, offering audiences a brand-new narrative that promises to redefine the demonic horror genre. Flanagan, known for his ability to craft psychologically chilling experiences, has been entrusted with the stewardship of this legendary franchise after a previous reboot received mixed reviews. Teaming up once again with his trusted producer
Producer Jason Blum has hinted at a possible revamp for the Exorcist franchise, with renowned horror director Mike Flanagan reportedly in talks to take over after original director, David Gordon Green, left the project. The first film of a planned trilogy, The Exorcist: Believer, underperformed at the box office and starred Leslie Odom Jr. and Ellen Burstyn, and set up a possible return for Linda Blair’s character in future films. Flanagan, known for directing popular
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