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Prepare for a killer trip! It's the dawning of the age of bloodshed as a homicidal maniac with an obsession for Ronald Reagan wreaks havoc upon a group of bohemians in the horror satire The Tripper,

A filmmaker is suing Hollywood star David Arquette and his company Coquette Productions Inc. for copyright infringement.

LOS ANGELES (AP) - Paul Reubens returns, again. He and his perennially adolescent alter ego Pee-wee Herman vanished from public view a while back. Legal troubles, you'll recall.

David Arquette is already planning a sequel to his movie directorial debut, The Tripper, and this time he's bashing President George W. Bush. In the new film, a serial killer in a Ronald Reagan mask terrorizes music fans at a festival, and Arquette hopes to feature Bush in the follow-up.

Hollywood star David Arquette is promoting his new movie The Tripper in a unique way - the actor has shaved the film's title into his hair. The 35-year-old shocked the audience on Jimmy Kimmel Live last night when he arrived sporting his new look.

David Arquette insisted the killer in his new comedy horror movie The Tripper wear a Ronald Reagan mask because the late former President used to terrify him. In the new film - Arquette's big-screen directorial debut - the killer attacks music fans at a rock festival, and the star admits the imagery of Reagan stalking youngsters gives his quirky movie a serious edge.

Quirky movie star David Arquette will premiere his new horror film at Hollywood's most famous cemetery tonight. The Scream star's directorial debut, The Tripper, will get its celebrity pre-release screening at the Hollywood Forever Cemetery - one of Arquette's favorite childhood haunts.