Do you need something to Scream about? Well, here it is. Deadline says that Joel McHale is going to play Sydney Prescott’s (Neve Campbell) husband, Mark, in Scream 7. However, even though he is replacing Patrick Dempsey, who played her husband Mark in Scream 3, the House of Villains host is playing a different Mark.
Dempsey was Det. Mark Kincaid and McHale’s character’s name is Mark Evans. So you could say that Sydney has a type. Mark my words!
And here are McHale’s words about his new role, “Amongst all the pain and suffering that has happened in Los Angeles over the last week, here’s an announcement of a movie I’m going to be in. I’m just thrilled and to be a part of the Scream franchise.”
I really hope that Kevin Willamson, who is directing the movie, finds a way to kill Ken Jeong because it is something that McHale has been dying to see. On that note, I wonder if the Community star will make it to the end credits.
If someone would’ve told me as a teen that Ronald Miller from Can’t Buy Me Love was going to grow up to become People’s Sexiest Man Alive, I never would’ve believed them. But that is exactly what Patrick Dempsey has finally done!
So what did McDreamy think when he got the dreamy news? He told the magazine, “I was completely shocked, and then I started laughing, like, this is a joke, right? I’ve always been the bridesmaid!”
Now, he is the bride, and everyone wants to be his groom.
Before Patrick Dempsey found he can’t buy love in Can’t Buy Me Love, he was buying The Stuff. Even when he was 18 in that 1985 movie, he still had the stuff!
Are you sick of your family serving dry turkey on Thanksgiving? Well, this year, you can moisten it with blood instead of gravy, thanks to Eli Roth.
In 2007, Eli Roth created a mock trailer called Thanksgiving for the Grindhouse double feature. Now, 16 years, that film is becoming a reality, and the fourth Thursday of November will never be the same.
After a Black Friday riot ends in tragedy, a mysterious Thanksgiving-inspired killer terrorizes Plymouth, Massachusetts – the birthplace of the holiday. Picking off residents one by one, what begins as random revenge killings are soon revealed to be part of a larger, sinister holiday plan. Will the town uncover the killer and survive the holidays…or become guests at his twisted holiday dinner table?
Thanksgiving stars Patrick Dempsey, Milo Manheim, Rick Hoffman, Addison Rae, and Gina Gershon, and will be released on November 17th.
