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You know, when he read this, he spoke to Liam about it. And, you know, and Liam just said,

whatever you do, just don't do what I do.

Welcome to Sincast, presented by CinemaSense.

All right, everybody. Welcome to The Sincast. This is Chris Atkinson from CinemaSense.

Always, I guess, on these interviews, Jonathan Watkins. Hello, hello.

And today, we have a very special guest. It is director Mike P. Nelson, who has done a movie,

I guess, The New Wrong Turn that is supposed to come out on-demand digital Blu-ray DVD on February 23rd.

Mike, welcome to the show. Thanks for having me, guys. This is cool. Yeah, this is the new wrong turn,

but it's got the original writer attached to it, Alan B. McElroy. And the original of this movie

came out in 2003 and it spawned four sequels. So, is this being considered a reboot?

You know, that is the $64,000 question there. You know, that's what we came into this saying that

it was. You know, this is a reboot. This is a reimagining, basically. You know, a lot of

continuation. I don't even want to call it a remake, because I mean, a remake comes along with

its own baggage, with its own connotations. So, you know, when we started talking about this,

when I read this script for the first time in 2017, you know, and discussed it with both Alan and

producer and executive at Constantine, Robert Coulser, you know, it was, you know, it was like,

is this a remake as a reboot? Think of this as like a reimagining of, you know, like,

of the wrong turn story, because it's very different. And, you know, that was like, okay,

all right, yeah, I'm into that. I'm into that. And that, to me, felt like a clearer

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