Name: Split Sequel Glass Definitely Won't be a Horror Movie
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Three fighters will enter, best argument gets the point, first to four wins! Clarke Wolfe, Cameron Rice, and Emma Fyffe battle it out in this special "Best of Horror" episode of Movie Fights.

TODAY'S ROUNDS:
1. What is the best horror movie of the 21st Century?
2. What is the coolest horror movie death of all time?
3. What slasher would win a slasher Battle Royale?
4-7. SPEED ROUNDS

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SPOILER WARNING! DO NOT read this article if you havent seen Split! M. Night Shyamalan has been talking about the surprise at the end of his new film Split, where David Dunn  Bruce Williss Unbreakable character  is revealed. And it turns out that James McAvoys Split character was actually supposed to appear in that film! Speaking in the above video, Shyamalan explains: This character was from Unbreakable, but I pulled him out of the script. I had a difficult time trying to get the balance right between the three characters  Elijah, David Dunn and him. In the original Unbreakable, he was the antagonist, and they were going to meet. And I couldnt get it right. This is so provocative that he was pulling from this movie that I wanted to make  a very quiet, origin story. Then I got this idea to do a movie as a psychological thriller, then at the end, you realise you were watching an origin story, and everything goes click. Shyamalan goes onto reveal that he struggled with the Willis reveal before settling on the diner scene, and also explains where he is at with the Split/Unbreakable sequel. Which we reckon he should call Unsplittable. Split is currently in cinemas.

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Glass  the Sequel to Both Unbreakable and Split  Will Not be HorrorJason Blum  producer of horror hit Split and its recently announced sequel Glass  says the follow-up will not be a horror film. The forthcoming flick will serve as sequel to both Split AND Unbreakable, with James McAvoys character from the former and Bruce Willis and Samuel L. Jacksons characters from the latter coming face-to-face.Blum was initially hesitant to reveal anything about the film when we asked him what audiences should expect from Glass.A great movie came the response. I say anything more, Night would behead me, so I cant talk about it. He has a story  the script is not done, but I know what the story is.When we pushed him on the matter however - asking if Glass would be more superhero movie of horror - Blum said I cant answer that question, but I appreciate you trying before belatedly adding Its not a horror movie I will tell you that. Its nothing to do with horror. Not a horror movie. Nothing to do with horror.So does that mean Glass will be a superhero movie? Who knows. But we now we know what it definitely WONT be.

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