Maverick film-maker Quentin Tarantino has rubbished reports he intends to direct a new entry in the FRIDAY THE 13TH franchise.
But the Kill Bill creator has confirmed studio NEW LINE approached him with the idea of reviving the long-running slasher series about beyond-the-grave serial killer JASON VOORHEES, reports website EMPIREONLINE.COM.
Tarantino says, "What's happening with Friday The 13th? Nothing at all. It's a complete lie.
"I like Jason and everything, but I've no intention of directing a movie. New Line talked to me about it, but it was a complete fabrication, that article.
"I would love to do a horror film. I'm just saying it's not going to be Friday The 13th."
Instead, Tarantino plans to push ahead with his long-gestating World War II project, INGLORIOUS BASTARDS.
He says, "My next film is probably going to be Inglorious Bastards. I've written scenes. I've written a lot of it but now I have to sit down and start putting it together in a script that I can start shooting. And that's a different thing."
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