Director Julian Richards has announced that he’s making a sequel to his infamous 2003 cult hit The Last Horror Movie.

Murder On Demand will be another found-footage affair, with psycho killer Max Perry relocated to Los Angeles from England.
According to director Richards, "Max has been living in Los Angeles for several years since the release of Last Horror Movie and has made some interesting observations. He has also become obsessed with new technology and now uses social networking sites to select victims and mobile phones to track and record his murders, some of which are already available to view on the undernet".

Ahh, the old snuff movie myth makes a return.

In 2007, Tartan Video – in one of the most breathtakingly stupid moves imaginable – pulled The Last Horror Movie from release after unproven links connecting the film to a double murder. It was alleged that the unidentified teenage killer had watched the film ‘repeatedly’ before committing the killings, and Tartan deftly backed up the hysterical claims of papers like The Daily Mail by withdrawing the film – therefore pretty much admitting responsibility.

The UK's Horror Channel, being made of stronger stuff, will show the film in January.