Gremlins, an american nightmare! (2026)
1984. Produced by Steven Spielberg, fresh off the historic success of E.T., a film that blended horror and comedy managed to break Warner’s box-office record, spark a parental controversy, become the first merchandising success since *Star Wars*, and lay the groundwork for satire, six years later, of that very commercial success—in a kamikaze sequel that threw its original blueprint overboard, replacing it with the most anarchic spectacle ever produced with a blockbuster’s budget. A look back at Gremlins 1 & 2, the most irreverent phenomenon of its time, as told by its director and his closest collaborators—the real parasites behind this prophetic sabotage!
Director: Adrien Dénouette
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Joe Dante as Himself |
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John Landis as Himself |
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Steven Spielberg as Himself (Footage) |
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Rick Baker as Himself |
| Directing | Adrien Dénouette | Director |
| Writing | Adrien Dénouette | Writer |
| Production | Antoine Kerninon | Production Director |
