Because You Asked For It: A ‘Teen Wolf’ Remake

Posted by Dr. Cole Abaius (cole.abaius@filmschoolrejects.com) on June 19, 2009

Teen Wolf 3: Sad Wolf

I realize that I quit just about every single week, but I thought I could go full on past Friday without threatening to turn in my two-minutes notice to FSR HQ for some delusional reason. But now, I know that’s just not possible. It’s just not alright for me to continue to write about movies when Warners is shopping around for writers to tackle a remake of Teen Wolf.

It’s not that I love the movie all that much or care that movies get remade in the first place. I’m sure the original will be on TBS once a month for the rest of my life anyway. Still, this is one of those moments where a man has to take a stand against mediocre movies getting made mediocratically again. A time when truth and justice must prevail over the malfeasance of a bitter world. A time when lines are drawn in the sand, blood is spilled, and only one man can stand on the hilltop as the sun comes up at the dawn of a new era.

But enough of that nonsense.

Apparently, according to Moviehole, Warners is trying to find writers for the property which they bought a few years ago but that they aren’t sure which direction to take the flick.

I know that recently it’s felt a lot like remake announcements have become some sort of cruel lottery (the one from the short story and film The Lottery, not, like, the one where you win a ton of money) where we wait and see which beloved film from our youth will have its number called next, but I urge you all out there to keep the faith.

Although that will be difficult considering the likelihood of me having to write a news post in the next day or so announcing that Warners has attached Zac Efron to the project. Did I say likelihood? I meant inevitability.

Thoughts? Concerns? Sighs of apathy?


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  • I just can't take it anymore! Why?!? What is the reason? What is the purpose? What is it?!?

    I'm just a little annoyed.
  • jay
    there are three things they NEED to keep regardless of how bad of an idea this is...
    1) scott proving to styles he is a werewolf by sniffing out his brother's marijuana stash that is hidden in the garage.
    2) the name "boof."
    3) the song "win in the end" playing before they win in the end. prophetic.

    oh, and the part right before the end credits where the guy's fly is open visible right behind scott and boof embracing.
  • zildjianpro
    Man they got to leave this movie alone. Plus I can't stand that poor excuse for a dude Zac Efron. Dudes in movies aren't guys anymore....they're wafer like flower sniffers. I would rather have michael j fox remake this movie. I wonder if he can still surf on the van?
  • He'd probably fall off pretty quickly. Guy can't stay still for too long.
  • POKERBOT
    ...that SO unfair and cruel ... that guy is awsome ...
  • Why couldn't they just do 'Teen Wolf Free'?
  • Chris
    SHOOT IT, FATBOY!!!
  • mlledufarge
    Wonderful. Just because the concept of a "teen wolf" is immensely popular at the moment (thanks to the Twilight series) does not mean we need a plethora of films about werewolves! It won't be decent no matter who directs it, or who acts in it. I wish studios caught on to this, or better yet, movie watchers.
  • KevinCarr
    Makes me wonder from a film reviewing standpoint (and listener of RejectRadio)... will this be better or worse than "Teen Wolf"?
  • LJ
    Hell yeah teen wolf! lol I completely agree with Jay
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