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Train to Busan U.S. Remake Lines Up VHS 2 Director Timo Tjahjanto Train to Busan U.S. Remake Lines Up VHS 2 Director Timo Tjahjanto V/H/S/2 and The Night Comes for Us director Timo Tjahjanto jumps aboard the Train to Busan remake. Train to Busan has finally begun to pick up some speed, with V/H/S/2 director Timo Tjahjanto being brought aboard to helm the project. The Train to Busan Remake is being produced by Atomic Monster, which is headed up by modern horror movie maestro, James Wan, the ma...

This summer will mark five years since Train to Busan hit theaters in South Korea and put a novel spin on the zombie genre. In that timeframe, the film has also gained a strong international fanbase, which makes the idea of an American remake seem completely unnecessary. Regardless, that’s exactly what New Line is aiming to do. Deadline brings word that the studio is eyeing director Timo Tjahjanto to update the movie for U.S. audiences. The original film had its world premiere at Cannes in 2...

Timo Tjahjanto in talks to helm New Line’s Train to Busan remake It has been more than two years since New Line Cinema successfully won the rights to the American remake of 2016’s hit South Korean zombie film Train to Busan in a competitive bidding war against major studios, and now it looks like the project is finally making some progress. According to Deadline, acclaimed Indonesian filmmaker Timo Tjahjanto ( May the Devil Take You, The Night Comes for Us) is currently in negotiations to...

The Best Action Movies on Netflix right now February 1, 2021 by: During a time when many of us are meant to stay inside in the interest of combating a global pandemic, it’s comforting to know that a library of films that get your blood pumping exists on a streaming service like Netflix. Whether you’re in the mood to weave through busy city streets at top speed, break the bones of every henchman in the warehouse, eradicate an oncoming alien invasion, or exact revenge on the big boss that ki...

If there are two signatures to Indonesian horror, they would be an overwhelming sense of relentless dread, and poisonous centipedes. The Queen of Black Magic has plenty of both, and an enthralling supernatural siege story binding everything together so tight youll barely be able to breathe. This sinister monarch is actually a sort-of remake of the 1981 Indonesian horror of the same name, which was actually an unlicensed spin-off from Black Magic and Black Magic 2, the mid-Seventies hyper-gru...