The Bring It On crew have announced the latest film addition to the franchise which will see them expanding into the world of slasher flicks.
The original Bring It On with Kirsten Dunst, Gabrielle Union and Paul Rudd first launched back in 2000. Now, 21 years on, the franchise boasts 6 films, with the latest being 2017’s Bring It On: Worldwide #Cheersmack.
The movie, according to Entertainment Weekly, is currently tentatively titled Bring It On: Halloween and will first land on US cable channel Syfy next year. It will follow an embattled cheerleading squad “held down by restrictive rules” who seek “the freedom of a creepy, closed school gym to practice for regionals.”
Things get a little hairy when members of the cheerleading squad begin to disappear, and they realise that they have to unmask their attacker in order to save themselves.
Last year whilst appearing on The Late Late Show with James Corden, Union teased the possible return of the original cast in a future Bring It On sequel.
“We all were like, ‘we’re in, we’re absolutely in’,” she said. “It absolutely is going to happen.
“I think [it’s] because we all got obsessed with Cheer on Netflix,” she added. “It kind of brought back the whole love of cheerleading, and we kind of want to see where the people would be 20 years later.”
The Bring It On franchise (yes, the cheerleading comedy one) is getting its own horror movie with Bring It On: Halloween. Coming to SYFY next year! https://t.co/AzzKkVGvzs pic.twitter.com/lS6U324a3V
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