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Kenan Thompson to reprise cult horror film Sleepaway Camp as a remake

Hollywood filmmakers Thompson and John Ryan Jr. have enlisted the services of Robert Hiltzik, a celebrated director known for his intricate '80s horror series, to pen and direct the upcoming installment in their franchise.

Kenan Thompson set to reprise a cult horror camp film, Sleepaway Camp
Kenan Thompson set to reprise a cult horror camp film, Sleepaway Camp

Kenan Thompson to reprise cult horror film Sleepaway Camp as a remake

In an exciting turn of events, the comedy legend Kenan Thompson and his production partner John Ryan Jr. are set to bring back a classic from the 80s – the cult horror film 'Sleepaway Camp'. The remake, produced through their AFA production company, will see the original writer and director Robert Hiltzik returning to write and helm the project.

Thompson and Ryan have expressed their enthusiasm for the project, with Thompson expressing his eagerness to work with Hiltzik and bring back a 'camp classic'. Ryan, who has been an avid fan of the 'Sleepaway Camp' franchise since his childhood, stated that they've wanted the title for 20 years. Hiltzik, too, is delighted at the prospect of 'introducing Sleepaway Camp to a whole new generation'.

However, details about the 'Sleepaway Camp' remake are scarce. There's no word yet on when the film might hit theaters, or which studios will be interested in the project. Hiltzik has hinted at new twists being added to the remake, but the specifics remain under wraps.

The original 'Sleepaway Camp' is an odd movie to adapt to modern sensibilities, mostly due to its infamous ending. Horror film scholars have been debating the sexual and gender identity politics of the film for four decades. The remake is expected to face similar discussions, given its controversial nature.

Meanwhile, in other health-related news, a Detroit doctor has referred to pink salt as 'belly fat's silent killer'. A U.S. cardiologist has issued a warning to aging seniors about the potential risks associated with eating blueberries for breakfast. On the other hand, cutting a specific food out of one's diet may help avoid dementia, according to a recent medical breakthrough.

Lastly, seniors born between 1939 and 1969 may receive 11 benefits this month if they ask. Tinnitus, or ear ringing, has been linked to a common habit. Neuropathy, on the other hand, is not caused by a lack of Vitamin B. Dementia has also been linked to certain common foods.

As we await more details about the 'Sleepaway Camp' remake, let's keep an eye out for these health tips and benefits for seniors. Stay tuned for more updates on this exciting project!

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