The beating happened near the intersection of post road and pennsylvania avenue in morrisville. Eyewitness News Reporter Steve Patterson is live at the scene with the details. Steve. Reporter natasha, good evening. Police are saying that this is a targeted incident that all of the men involved in this incident knew each other and may have been friends and now theyre saying that this may have been an argument that turned into murder. It didnt happen in the woods or an alley or at home. It happened on this street in broad daylight across from a church. Murder in suburban bucks county. Obviously they used something on him. His head was caved badly. Reporter the Morrisville Police say the man in his 30s was beaten to death with an object sometime sunday morning around 8 30 at the corner of post road and ohio. Police recovered a screwdriver they say was used to stab the victim but believe the beating is what caused death. Mcclay says a witness saw part of the beating in progress and called
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MONTICELLO â Hollywood has its sights set using the Monticello area as a location for a camp slasher horror film later this year.
The film, titled âTin Roof,â features actor/writer Rob Mello (âHappy Death Dayâ) and producer/director/actor Rebecca Rinehart (âCarousHELL the 2ndâ). Itâs described by Mello as âa brand new slasher film that takes fear back to the woods.â
The film will be Rinehartâs second directorial effort while it will be Melloâs first feature-length screenplay. The pair previously teamed up to develop a film titled, âThe Embalmers,â which is currently in post-production.
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In 2017, Blumhouse took audiences by surprise, yet again, with the winning success of Christopher Landon s
Happy Death Day, a cheeky and clever time loop slasher horror-comedy mash-up that featured an excellent central performance from Jessica Rothe.
Following its $100 million-plus box office, along with its warm response from critics and audiences alike, the movie received a likable 2019 sequel and the promise of a third installment not long afterward. While the fate of this trilogy capper to the unlikely
Happy Death Day franchise still remains a bit uncertain, the lively acting ensemble behind these darkly fun and funny PG-13 romps have proven their talents in both these endearing and immensely entertaining little genre-benders and elsewhere.
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