the original Happy death day in 2017 was one of those “why hasn’t this been done before?” horror movies, in which college student Tree (played by Jessica Rothe) was trapped in a time loop that always ended with her murder. That first film did very well, and its sequel Happy death day 2U It went pretty well too! In recent years, it’s been unclear whether a sequel would ever happen, but there’s good news: it’s apparently still in the cards.
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While promoting his new movie The boy kills the world Rothe revealed to screengeek that director christopher landon “He has everything resolved. We just have to wait for Blumhouse and Universal to get their ducks in a row.” As far as she is concerned, Tree “deserves her third and final chapter to bring this incredible character and franchise closer to closure or a new beginning. But my fingers are crossed.
Presumably, this refers to how busy the two studios have been and where they can fit into their schedules. COVID aside and lastly During the year’s strikes, they have teamed up on many horror films over the last five years: some have been reimaginings of the universal monstersothers have been original movies either it reboots from Universal’s horror stable. Most of them have done quite well at the box office and, in some cases, they have (or will lead) to own franchises. Separately, Blumhouse merged with James Wan’s atomic monster earlier this year, and now he has his sights set video gamewhile Universal focused on big movies like Fall Guy, he How to Train Your Dragon remake, and now the Mario films.
In 2020, Landon revealed that his planned title for the threequel was Happy death day to us, although at that time it was archived. At the time, he joked that the film would be set on a completely different day, which would help avoid the pressure of doing the exact same thing a third time. Hopefully it will be manufactured and released fairly soon. Yeah Now you see Me If you can come back with a third film almost a decade later, so can this.
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