Sarah Michelle Gellar Has Thoughts On Reboots — And She's Not Holding Back
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Gellar just spoke up.
In the Buffyverse, one slayer is chosen every generation — but the same thing cannot be said for TV and film reboots. And yes, Sarah Michelle Gellar has thoughts.
Gellar has been acting since she was 4 years old, but cartwheeled into stardom on the ’90s TV show “Buffy the Vampire Slayer.” She also starred in the slasher film “I Know What You Did Last Summer,” which has gotten the reboot treatment — and “Buffy” is heading for it too.
So it’s not surprising Gellar had a few things to say about criticism of reboots.
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