Alexandre Aja is set to return to direct the highly anticipated sequel, Crawl 2, which will feature a fresh cast and a new location. According to THR, Paramount Pictures is gearing up for the production of Crawl 2, set to begin filming in Europe this fall. The first movie, released in 2019, was a gator horror film that grossed $91 million on a $15 million budget and received critical acclaim.
Crawl 2 will see a new group of characters embroiled in a terrifying situation, this time set in the bustling city of New York. The script for the sequel is being penned by Andrew Deutschman and Jason Pagan, known for their work on popular films like Paranormal Activity: The Ghost Dimension and Project Almanac. Aja will also serve as a producer alongside Craig Flores and Sam Raimi, who were involved in the production of the original Crawl.
The original Crawl followed the story of Haley, a young woman played by Kaya Scodelario, who becomes trapped with her father in their flooded family home during a hurricane, only to discover they are not alone. The success of the first movie has paved the way for the long-awaited sequel, Crawl 2, promising fans another thrilling and suspenseful experience.
As details continue to emerge about the plot and cast of Crawl 2, audiences are eagerly anticipating the return of Alexandre Aja to the director's chair for what is sure to be another heart-pounding installment in the horror franchise.
A sequel to the 2019 gator horror film Crawl is officially in the works, with Alexandre Aja set to return as director. Paramount Pictures has announced that Crawl 2 will feature a new cast of characters in a new location, this time set in New York City.
Production for the sequel is...
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Mayor Butts...
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In response to a surge of noise complaints following the Hard Summer techno-music festival outside SoFi Stadium, Inglewood Mayor James Butts announced on Friday that music performance stages will no longer be allowed at the venue's elevated American Airlines Plaza.
Mayor Butts stated...
