Slasher: Last News

Wes Craven’s 1996 slasher film, “Scream” — but only one of the leading ladies forgot how to yell when filming their death scene.The Post spoke to Greg Nicotero, the special makeup effects supervisor who made Craven’s gory death scenes for the blockbuster come alive. He shared that the late director begged McGowan, now 51, repeatedly to “scream” as her character Tatum was being crushed to death by the garage door.While the scene will go down in history as one of the most memorable “Scream” deaths from the ’90s, it wasn’t smooth sailing behind the scenes.

record-breaking slasher is giving themselves a pat on the back for a job well done. The Post spoke to two of the crew members who were in charge of making Leone’s serial-killer clown fantasies look realistic on the big screen, and they seemed to find pleasure in the reports of “11 people walking out and 1 person vomiting” during the United Kingdom screening early this month.

Christien Tinsley, the Oscar-winning makeup and prosthetics specialist who worked on the slasher movie, and special effects supervisor Jason Baker, who shared all the details about how they helped director Damien Leone’s graphic and bloody scenes come to life.They also addressed the horrific final shower scene, which Baker called “pretty, pretty nasty,” that left many moviegoers vomiting or exiting the theater at the UK premiere. Tinsley revealed it was the last scene they shot — and the fake blood was running out.For those who haven’t seen the flick, Art the Clown bombards two nude lovers with a chainsaw as they shower, cutting each limb by limb — and it’s one of those scenes that will make you want to chuck your lunch.“One of the things [Leone] told me early on that he hadn’t fleshed out in the script … was ‘shower scene kill.’ And that’s about all he had in there.

Bloody Disgusting reported. In this blood-splattered sequel, the homicidal harlequin gets resurrected by a malevolent entity, whereupon he terrorizes a teenage girl and her brother on Halloween. Think “It” but with buckets more blood and guts.While this might sound like a garden variety horror movie plot, “Terrifier 2” was lauded for its extreme violence that harks back to the goresploitation flicks of yore.

won’t know Pete Davidson’s true intentions in the upcoming Gen Z horror-comedy film “Bodies Bodies Bodies” until Aug.