”Kaleidoscope of Horror” returns to the screens
The anthology "Kaleidoscope of Horrors", the first part of which was released in 1982, has long become a cult in its genre. The teenagers of the 80s instantly fell in love with comics, creepy plots and man-made monsters that came to life on the screens, created before the time of the ubiquitous CGI. At that time, two masters of horror were engaged in film almanac: the legendary George A. Romero shot stories based on the works of Stephen King. And according to Collider, the horror streaming service Shudder has decided to replicate the anthology's success by giving the green light to the reboot of Kaleidoscope of Horror as a TV show. The project will be directed and showrunner by Greg Nicotero, executive producer of The Walking Dead.Nicotero, who once worked with Romero on Day of the Dead, shared his impressions of the upcoming relaunch:'Kaleidoscope of Horror' has always been close to my heart. This is one of those shows that have a real horror spirit. I am honored to have the opportunity to continue the tradition of one of the trendsetters of the genre. ”  Shudder Service Manager Craig Engler is also delighted with the show's return:" Kaleidoscope of Horror " - one of the most beloved by the public horror almanacs, created by two masters of the genre. We're thrilled to be able to introduce a new audience to the relaunch of a classic show led by another horror connoisseur, Nicotero.. ” In addition to producing on The Walkers, Nicotero also directed 25 episodes of the series, including episode 100, Mercy. However, the main activity of Greg has always been makeup. It was he who created the original appearance of the walking dead. Now the make-up master is in charge of the makeup department in the Fear the Walking Dead spin-off.  The premiere of the restart of "Horror Kaleidoscope" will take place in 2019. The first episode of the show will be directed by Nicotero, who will also be in charge of the creation of monsters, and each subsequent episode will have a new director. The Topic of Article: ”Kaleidoscope of Horror” returns to the screens. |
