David Gordon Green reveals the difference between reviving a franchise like TheExorcist compared to his work on his Halloween trilogy.
Within the genre of horror, both the Halloween and The Exorcist franchises are pillars in their own respects. Both films paved the way in the '70s for sub-genres to follow, and decades later one filmmaker is tackling both in order to bring them back to audiences on the big screen in fresh ways.
COLLIDER VIDEO OF THE DAY In their interview, Nemiroff asked the director what elements were consistent when bringing these two iconic films back, as well as what's unique about the two.
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