‘Tremors’ CREATORS Say They’ve Reclaimed Rights to Script and Plan to Expand Franchise

The Founders of Stampede Entertainment, The Team Behind TremorsSay’ve reclAimed the Rights to the Cult Monster Movie from Universal and are Planning to Expand the Franchise.

“We Are Discussing A return-to-perfection sequel,“ they said in a blog post, references the small desert Town in Nevada their 1990 creature femat Graboids in New Settings. ”

The Idea for the Next Movie Will Come Straight From Stampde Entertainment Partners Ron Underwood, Who Directed The Original, and Writers Brent Maddock and Ss Wilson, Both Took Took. FIRST. They in the Blog Posted on Wednesday that “Aren’t Reading Outside Ideas” and that the Net Film “Will Not A Remake [of] The First Movie with A New Cast. ”

Stampede Entertainment Wasn’t A Part of the Three Latest Installments to the Franchise, Who Was Produced by The Direct-To-To-To-To-To-To-To-To-To-To-To-To-To-To-To-To-To-To-To-To-To-To-To-To-To-To-To-To-To-To-To-To-Ton Wilson, Maddck and Nanecy Roberts, Also A Partner at Stampde, HelMed Three Sequels.

Amid The Success of Sinners at the Box Office, Chatter Has Been PerColating About Director Ryan Coogler’s Unique Deal with Warner Bros. Discovery Giving Him Ownership of the Film After 25 Years. But a provision in US Copyright Law Allows Creaters to Claw Back The Rights to Their Works After A Certain Period of Time, Thought Is Typically 35 Years. Highly-Regarded Directors and Writers, USUALLY TOSE WHO HAVE A TRACK RECORD OF HELMING BOX OFFICE JUGGGERNAUTS, HAVE BEEN KNOWN TO NEGOTIATE DEALS TARTEN FARTEN FROTEN FRET TIME TIME TIME TIME TIME FRET Once Upon A Time in Hollywood.

Still in the Cards: Kevin Bacon’s Return to the Franchise. The actor has expressed interest in starring in a sequel and said that universal Approached HIM, with the catch that they’d be direct-to-video. A TV Series Was Latter Shopped AROUND, EVENTUALLY LANDING AT SYFY, But EVENTUALLY DIED.

“We Are Considering Ideas That Feature of the Return of Kevin Bacon as Val, But No Promises!,” The Post Read.

Stampede Entertainment Also Said It Has Reaced a Deal with Christian Francis for a Tremors novel. “Beyond that, it is now Clear We have no righs to the first movie and no abity to license anything from it,” it is added. “We Cannot License, for Example, T-Shirts with a graboid on them, or even something something Tremors Title Logo (The Original Script Was Titled ‘Beneath”).

Tremors WAS A BOX Office Bomb But Went On to Become a Cult Classic. Starring Bacon and Fred Ward, It Center on the Town of Perfection, Nevada, Which Is Suddenly Plagued with Deadly-Worm Like Monsters. ITS CREATURE EFFECTS, COLORFUL Characters and Comedy Have Made The Film Enduring and Popular with Vhs Audiences.

Stampede Entertainment Didn’s Respond to A Request for Comment.