Nicholas Tucci, an actor who appeared in shows like “Ramy,” “Pose” and more, died on Tuesday at the Smilow Cancer Hospital in New Haven, Conn., after battling an unspecified illness. His father shared the news on Facebook on Friday. Tucci was 38.“Nick chose to keep his illness private so that he could continue to pursue his professional and artistic dreams for as long as possible. In the last year, he was able to audition, go on location, and continue the work he loved so much. To those of you in the film, television, and theater communities, thank you for guiding, encouraging, and supporting Nick. To those of you who enjoyed Nick’s work on the screen and stage, thank you for recognizing his talent and appreciating his efforts. To all, thank you for your gift of friendship to my son,” his father, Alexander Tucci, posted.Tucci’s other TV credits

 Nicholas Tucci, Actor in ‘Ramy,’ ‘Pose’ and ‘Channel Zero,’ Dies at 38             

Actor Nicholas Tucci, whose credits include “You’re Next,” “Ramy” and “Daredevil,” has died. He was 38.In a statement on Facebook, Tucci’s father said he passed away on March 3 at the Smilow Cancer Hospital in New Haven, Connecticut.“Nick chose to keep his illness private so that he could continue to pursue his professional and artistic dreams for as long as possible,” the statement read. “In the last year, he was able to audition, go on location, and continue the work he loved so much.”Also Read: Roscoe Born, Veteran Soap Actor and Star of 'One Life to Live,' Dies at 69“To those of you in the film, television, and theater communities… thank you for guiding, encouraging, and supporting Nick,” the statement continued. “To those of you who enjoyed Nick’s work on the screen and stage… thank you for recognizing his talent and appreciating his efforts. To all…

 Nicholas Tucci, ‘You’re Next’ and ‘Channel Zero’ Star, Dies at 38             

Very sad news is coming in for us to pass along today as horror genre star Nicholas Tucci, best known for his roles in the slasher movie You're Next and the Syfy series Channel Zero, has reportedly passed away. The actor's passing was confirmed by his father with a post on Tucci's official Facebook account, revealing Tucci had died at the age of 38 at the Smilow Cancer Hospital in New Haven, Connecticut on Tuesday. "Nick chose to keep his illness private so that he could continue to pursue his professional and artistic dreams for as long as possible. In the last year, he was able to audition, go on location, and continue the work he loved so much," the post reads.It's also made clear in the message that Tucci had a lot of love and support from his colleagues and fans when he was here, and that hasn't gone unnoticed by the Tucci family.

 Nicholas Tucci Dies, You're Next and Channel Zero Star Was 38             

We’ve all seen the first season of SyFy’s since canceled creepypasta series Channel Zero, right? You know, Channel Zero: Candle Cove with the Tooth Child or whatever they called him. Well, it looks like there might be a semi-real version […]The post Tooth Child Irl: India Surgeons Extract 526 Teeth From 7-Year-Old Boy appeared first on Dread Central.

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It seems like Osgood Perkins is no longer attached to direct the adaptation of Paul Tremblay’s novel “A Head Full of Ghosts,” but Scott Cooper is in to re-write and direct the horror film starring Margaret Qualley.Read More: ‘Antlers’ Trailer: Jesse Plemons & Keri Russell Are Up Against Something Evil In Scott Cooper’s New ThrillerDeadline reports that Scott Cooper has stepped in to replace Osgood Perkins as the director of the upcoming horror film “A Head Full of Ghosts.” The news comes a month ahead of Cooper’s first foray into horror, the Guillermo del Toro-produced “Antlers.” That Cooper is already attached to make another horror movie only serves to build anticipation for “Antlers,” which has an impressive cast starring Keri Russell and Jesse Plemons, and was co-written by one of the writers of both the “Hannibal” TV show and “Channel Zero.”When it comes to Cooper’s previous directorial efforts,

 Scott Cooper To Direct Margaret Qualley In An Adaptation of ‘A Head Full of Ghosts’             

A new trailer has been unleashed for producer Guillermo del Toro and director Scott Cooper’s upcoming horror film Antlers. This thing is filled with gruesome and disturbing new footage that horror fans are going to love!This is a crazy and messed up looking film and it’s an adaptation of a short story, The Quiet Boy, from Channel Zero creator Nick Antosca. The film stars Keri Russell as a school teacher in a small-town who begins to suspect something is seriously wrong with one of her young students. Here’s the brief plot summary that was shared:In Antlers, a small-town Oregon teacher (Russell) and her brother (Jesse Plemons), the local sheriff, discover that a young student (Jeremy T. Thomas) is harboring a dangerous secret with frightening consequences.When talking about the influence of the film, Copper explained, “I was so influenced early on by the work of John Carpenter,