This is a fascinating, if not ghoulish, development. Ha, I wonder if this is the only way for Mel Gibson to resurrect his film career? He's sure having trouble doing it while he's alive.
Will Lucas call his film Night of The Living Dead? Oh, right, that's been done before.
Maybe he could raise Herve Villechaize, Gary Coleman and Billy Barty from the grave for a film. I dunno. It'd probably be a short. How about a remake of Little Men?
If it's a Star Wars sequel he's planning, Chris Farley might make for an entertaining Jabba the Hut.
And Liberace might take a turn as Gay Radar, a distant cousin of Darth Vader, "Luke, I'm not your father."
How about digging up Joan Crawford and Bette Davis. Maybe we'll find out whatever happened to baby Jane?
There's a big trend these days towards remakes and reimaginings of films in Hollywood. So here are some possibilities with back from the dead actors in leading roles.
Star Gores
Didn't Die So Hard After All
Full Metal Casket
No Need To Save Private Ryan
A Few Good Dead Men
It's A Wonderful Afterlife
The Undeparted
Dead and Deader
Slow and Not So Furious
Conan The Zombie
The Ghoul With The Dragon Tattoo
Not Gone in 60 Seconds (Not Gone Ever)
Face/Off, Hands/Off, Ears/Off
The Casket Crashers
God I hope George Lucas rethinks this. Lord help us if it's the next big thing!
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brainz!
Tell them Willie Boy is Dead
Gory Road
To Kill a Mocker
No Country for Dead Men
Gone Deadie Gone
Body of Dies
The Chronicles of Dead Dick
The Undead Zone
Night At The Mausoleum
Pursuit of Undeadliness
The Replacement Parts
Grave's Anatomy (yeah, I know it's a book)
;-)
I am so serious that I am thankful that I did not die before knowing whether Han Solo was going to survive the carbonite prison! We need more cult sci fi.
I am not amused.
lol
LOL
I can see people setting their tents up now to buy the tickets.
Dead Again, Again
The Undead Zone
Die Hard With an Asterisk
Akeelah and the Zombie
Very clever, my friend.