To help put the whole frustrating ordeal into perspective, I've made a little infographic. I hope it helps. Click the graphic to make it larger!
Sunday, September 13, 2015
Phantasm Ravager Delayed to 2016
Out of this weekend's ScareFest convention in Lexington, Kentucky, we've learned from Don Coscarelli that Phantasm Ravager has, in fact, been delayed until 2016. Judging by social media reaction, this is a fairly huge blow to phans who've been waiting patiently since last March for the new sequel. But fret not, it could be worse. We could have never gotten a Phantasm V, right?
To help put the whole frustrating ordeal into perspective, I've made a little infographic. I hope it helps. Click the graphic to make it larger!
To help put the whole frustrating ordeal into perspective, I've made a little infographic. I hope it helps. Click the graphic to make it larger!
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Very cool infographic! But this Phantasm V wait is retarded. They should of never released the trailer without a gameplan and reasonable wait.
ReplyDeleteLike the man says, at least we're GETTING a fifth Phantasm. The wait sucks, but it's not a big deal if I eventually get to see a fifth & final film in my favorite horror film series.
ReplyDeleteI don't mind the long wait,since both Don Coscarelli and David Hartman want a high quality new PHANTASM film and the lengthy wait means that it'll fully pay off once the film is eventually released.
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