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Rumor Control: Brian Cox Not Starring in ‘Scream IV’
The IMDB is reporting that Brian Cox has joined the cast of Dimension Films’ Scream IV, while his management at Insight quickly debunked the rumor to Bloody Disgusting. Occasionally, these denials come before any contracts have been signed, but we’ll place this news under debunked until something official is released. Shooting begins soon on Scream IV in Michigan with a release locked down for April 15, 2011. Director Wes Craven reteams with Neve Campbell, David Arquette and Courteney Cox, and that’s a fact. Kevin Williamson penned the screenplay.
Actress and model Brande Roderick (“Baywatch,” “Celebrity Apprentice”) is making her directorial debut with Wineville, a horror movie that’s been acquired by Dark Star Pictures.
THR reports that Dark Star will release Wineville in September 2024.
Brande Roderick stars in the 1970s-set horror film as Tess Lott, “a woman who escaped her abusive father as a teen. Now she returns as a single mother to her family’s vineyard after her father’s death to sort out her inheritance, only to discover the dark secrets and painful memories she left behind return as a murderous legacy sparking violence and death.”
“Wineville was influenced by ’70s horror classics like The Texas Chain Saw Massacre and The Last House on the Left, as I wanted my first feature to be not only in the horror genre that I loved so much growing up, but to also pay homage to the flavor and style of that decade’s films that made such an impact on me,” Roderick said in a statement shared by THR.
Carolyn Hennesy, Texas Battle, Casey King and Keaton Roderick Cadrez also star.
Richard Schenkman (Mischief Night, Abraham Lincoln vs. Zombies) wrote the script.
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