Exciting developments are unfolding in the cinematic world, with Guillermo Del Toro showing interest in revamping the classic tale, The Phantom of the Opera. Meanwhile, production has commenced on Robert Eggers’ anticipated werewolf film, Werwulf. Plus, there’s a new glimpse of Predator: Badlands. Spoilers ahead!
The Heretiks: A New Horror Experience
As reported by Deadline, Gregg Bishop is set to direct The Heretiks, a unique supernatural home invasion thriller scheduled for Halloween. The screenplay by Ben Collins and Luke Piotrowski follows a disaffected teenage girl who teams up with a renegade witch to save her little sister from a murderous coven intent on a horrific ritual.
The Bells: A Haunting Adaptation
In another thrilling announcement, Deadline reveals that Virat Pall’s short film, The Bells, is being crafted into a feature film. This supernatural horror promises to explore a cursed phenomenon where victims hear ominous bells tolling before encountering a deadly fate, reminiscent of The Ring and Smile.
Guillermo Del Toro’s Vision for The Phantom of the Opera
In a recent discussion with Inverse, Guillermo del Toro expressed his desire to take a fresh approach to The Phantom of the Opera. He stated, “It’s such a classic tale, but I would do it differently. I have a couple of ideas but for now, I’m going into crime and stop-motion.” This intriguing notion opens the floor for speculation on how he could revitalize the story.
Filming Begins on Werwulf
According to Screen Daily, production for Robert Eggers’ Werwulf has officially started in Dartmoor, Devon. Fans of Eggers’ unique style are eagerly awaiting this chilling transformation of the classic werewolf mythos.
New Poster for Shelby Oaks
A latest poster for Shelby Oaks, showcased by Bloody-Disgusting, features minimal visuals but is packed with glowing reviews, hinting at an exciting release ahead.
International Trailer for Predator: Badlands
An international trailer for Predator: Badlands has recently been released, giving viewers a tantalizing glimpse of what to expect.
The Energon Universe Comes to Life
In a groundbreaking collaboration, Deadline has reported that Hasbro is partnering with Skybound Entertainment to develop a new TV series based on the Energon Universe comic series. This adult animated show will intertwine the beloved Transformers and G.I. Joe characters with an original sci-fi storyline, Void Rivals. Joe Henderson of Lucifer fame will be at the helm as showrunner.
James Wan Acquires The Thrashers
Also making waves, Deadline reports that James Wan’s Atomic Monster has secured the TV rights to The Thrashers, a YA novel by Julie Soto. This gripping narrative centers on a high school exclusive group. After the mysterious death of a hopeful member named Emily Mills, eerie occurrences surface, challenging her classmates in unexpected ways.
Status Update on Arkham Asylum
In other news, during an appearance on the BobaTalks Youtube channel, James Gunn clarified that the planned Arkham Asylum TV series is no longer in development. He stated, “That isn’t something that is being developed by anyone right now. It just didn’t work.”
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