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"Buffy" Gal to Have a "Black Christmas"
by Scott Weinberg | January 16, 2006
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The lovely Ms. Michelle Trachtenberg, last seen as an "Ice Princess" and best known for her work on "Buffy the Vampire Slayer," has signed to star in Glen Morgan's "Black Christmas," which, as any horror fan could tell you, is a remake of a well-regarded Bob Clark chiller from 1974.

According to Production Weekly, "Michelle Trachtenberg is set to topline the horror remake "Black Christmas," along with Mary Elizabeth Winstead, Katie Cassidy and Oliver Hudson. Glen Morgan will direct the film, about a killer who terrorizes a sorority house with phone calls before he begins to murder various sorority sisters during the holiday break. Production is set to begin at the end of this month in Vancouver."

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Mr. Morgan will be working with longtime partner James Wong. Together they've brought you "Willard," "The One," and the "Final Destination" flicks.

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Comments (1-10 of 10 posts) | Reply
dylan21484nj
dylan21484nj writes:
on Jan 16 2006 04:41 PM

geez, she just loves doing horror remakes, doesn't she?

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theCurse
theCurse writes:
on Jan 16 2006 05:37 PM

In reply to this comment (#830052)
In that this is the first one she's ever done, yes.

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Callpacas
Callpacas writes:
on Jan 17 2006 02:31 AM

just when did popular opiniion swing to replace Sarah Michelle Gellar with Michelle Trachtenberg as the Buffy gal??? How on earth did u get this job anywayz? dun pardon this guy for the misleading h eadline. This is not the first time something like this had happened on Rotten Tomatoes.

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Evimeleth
Evimeleth writes:
on Jan 17 2006 04:04 AM

The misleading titles seem to be on purpose. It's an RT trademark.

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Scott Weinberg
Scott Weinberg writes:
on Jan 17 2006 07:17 AM

Misleading? MT WAS a "Buffy Gal." Period. I thought it would be more eye-catching than typing her name out. Sorry if you think we're trying to deceive you here, cuz that's just not the case.

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Horstradamus
Horstradamus writes:
on Jan 17 2006 04:53 PM

In reply to this comment (#830054)
Wow. Are you being a bit too critical? The guy was just passing on some movie news. The headline was factual. Get over it. Right now you should probably focus your efforts on getting out of your mother's basement and finding a girlfriend.

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Evimeleth
Evimeleth writes:
on Jan 18 2006 04:09 AM

Hey Scott, don't get that defensive about my comment. It was just on a half-serious tone (maybe deceiving is too strong a word). It's not the first time I have seen a headline and expected something different. Not 100% oppossite, just a bit different. I thought sometimes you guys did that kind of things on purpose. You know... to keep the surprise factor.

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Scott Weinberg
Scott Weinberg writes:
on Jan 18 2006 04:32 AM

It's cool. And it IS a technique used to get readers interested in a story. ;)

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Marc42
Marc42 writes:
on Jan 19 2006 09:12 PM

When I saw the headline, I assumed it would be Charisma Carpenter (could play a Margot Kidder type) or Emma Caulfield.

BTW, someone give Emma a good sitcom. Please.


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Callpacas
Callpacas writes:
on Jan 23 2006 02:13 AM

Yea, its a good journalism tool alright. But its not ethical, to mislead readers through the headlines just to spice things up,,,( and to increase traffic)...unless its something like fark.com where u expect things like this. .was hoping for another SMG project. She was always the buffy gal. Would u call anyone else the Alias gal or the 24 guy? I can understand for Lost and Friends though. And u just can't get out of ur mother's house if ur living in South East Asia until your're too old.( compared with america) Blame the government. Pay too low. Living expenses too high. Wouldn't specify which country. Murky treason laws might get me thrown in jail without charge. Read the constitution...its dodgy..and includes something americans would call racial discrimination. ( ya...alright, it may apply then when it was drafted but certainly not now.)_ Gonna get a sponsored migration out of here.

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