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Like any movie genre with hugely popular movies and franchises, there comes a time when the studios decide to revisit their existing IPs by remaking movies from their back catalog. The horror genre is no different, and while audiences often get some great remakes, such as 1982's The Thing, and The Fly from 1986, there are many horror remakes that would have benefited from a few changes.

There have also been some excellent modern horror remakes recently, such as the intoxicating Speak No Evil, plus hopes are high for Robert Eggers' upcoming Nosferatu. However, for every horror remake that lands a killer blow with audiences, and at the box office, there are other movies from the genre that would have been much better with a few tweaks. There's nothing wrong with remaking classic horrors, if they're remade with respect to the original.

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The horror/thriller feature Shawn Chou’s Reunion – remember its awesome trailer we shared with you last year? - is almost out of post-production. As there are still a few months to go before the film’s release, we thought we’d post an update in the form of an interview with the film’s amazing composer, Ian Arber, And give you, our awesome morehorror.com readers, the opportunity to be the very first to hear the film’s thrilling main theme!

Written by Bert Havird, Reunion stars Maria Olsen, Jack Turner and Sarah Schreiber with Reign Morton, Cara Santana, Ruth Reynolds, Christopher Wolfe, Arielle Brachfeld, Lief Gantvoort, Matthew Jaeger, William Leon and Lukas Barker supporting the principal cast. Reunion is an Ach Reunion/MOnsterworks66/Hilton Entertainment Group co-production.

Here’s the link to Reunion’s main theme as composed by Ian Arber for your listening pleasure:

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by MoreHorror.com

We are excited to show you all the first official trailer of the character driven horror/psychological thriller Reunion. Check it out below and keep checking back for more details about the release!

From the Exclusive Announcement:

Ach Reunion and MOnsterworks66 are proud to release the official trailer for Reunion through this exclusive with morehorror.com.

Reunion: Former rock stars Brad Norton and Grant Foley dream of their band's return to the limelight when a strange woman, Mia, shows up at their door. Trapped in their home during the heavy stormy night, the mystery unravels when Brad discovers Mia's obsession with him is guided by a sinister dark spirit.

She's convinced Brad kidnapped her long-lost son, and will stop at nothing until he confronts his painful past in this spine-chilling action filled, life-and-death drama.

Reunion is a character-driven horror / psych-thriller written by Bert Havird, directed by Shawn Chou,...

Taiko drums play at the Gilbert Foundation for the deaf and Sara (Jorga Fox) receives a text from Gil (William Petersen) saying he's needed in Peru on an investigation. Sara notices some shadows going at it in the bathroom. Gil tells her that the deaf love the vibrations from the drums. Julia (Marlee Maitlin) is the Head of the Department of Deaf Cultural studies and comments Sara must be 'The Other Mrs Grissom'. However, Gil's mother, Betty Grissom (Phyllis Frelich) replies that Sara kept her own name. Betty's proud of Julia and thinks of her as a daughter. She was Gil's ex. Dr Lambert (Anthony Natale) is the Director of the Foundation. Betty can't help sticking the boot in saying Gil's away a lot. Which Sara finds annoying to say the least. Dare I ask, was the Gilbert Foundation named for Gil. Outside Sara hears an explosion in the...

Taiko drums play at the Gilbert Foundation for the deaf and Sara (Jorga Fox) receives a text from Gil (William Petersen) saying he's needed in Peru on an investigation. Sara notices some shadows going at it in the bathroom. Gil tells her that the deaf love the vibrations from the drums. Julia (Marlee Maitlin) is the Head of the Department of Deaf Cultural studies and comments Sara must be 'The Other Mrs Grissom'. However, Gil's mother, Betty Grissom (Phyllis Frelich) replies that Sara kept her own name. Betty's proud of Julia and thinks of her as a daughter. She was Gil's ex. Dr Lambert (Anthony Natale) is the Director of the Foundation. Betty can't help sticking the boot in saying Gil's away a lot. Which Sara finds annoying to say the least. Dare I ask, was the Gilbert Foundation named for Gil. Outside Sara hears an explosion in the...

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