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Oct 17, 2023 1 hr 26 min

HALLOWEEN: ASYLUM (with Nick Phillips)

from Development Hell: The Unmade Horror Movie Podcast

Halloween is Canceled 2 is a limited audio series unpacking and dissecting five more unmade Halloween sequels. Presented by the DREAD Podcast Network’s very own Development Hell, this podcast celebrates the strange, fascinating, and often outrageous history of unmade Michael Myers features. PART THREE - HALLOWEEN: ASYLUM For the third chapter of Halloween is Cancelled 2, we're signing into Smith’s Grove Sanitarium to reveal the never-made sequel Halloween: Asylum from writer Matt Venne (The Exorcism of Molly Hartly). Special guest for the episode is Nick Phillips, a former Dimension Films executive and one of the real-life shadowy overlords once in charge of developing Halloween sequels at the studio. We chat with Nick in detail about Venne's incredible script for Halloween: Asylum, some of the wackiest pitches he received for Halloween 9 (Michael in Space!), and even dig up a few other dead Michael Myers projects that nearly happened. Watch out for all five parts of Halloween is Canceled 2 right here on the DREAD Podcast Network. Follow Nick Phillips on Instagram Follow Development Hell: Twitter - @DevelHellPod Instagram - @DevelopmentHellPod Facebook - DevelopmentHellPod Theme music by Drew Pidgeon

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