Get ready for a spine-tingling announcement! The 'Don't Move' duo, Adam Schindler and Brian Netto, are set to take on a chilling new project, 'Every House Is Haunted', produced by the legendary Sam Raimi.
This exciting news comes from Deadline, revealing that Schindler and Netto will direct the film adaptation of Ian Rogers' short story collection, 'Every House Is Haunted'. But here's where it gets controversial...
The story centers around an insurance investigator who attempts to debunk the idea of a haunted house causing a couple's death. However, his skepticism is put to the test when he encounters a psychic and experiences mysterious events firsthand. It's a classic horror trope with a modern twist!
Raimi, known for his financing deal with Starlight, has praised Rogers' storytelling abilities, calling him a master of creating unique and scary experiences. Raimi's enthusiasm for the project is evident, and he's not alone in his excitement.
The production team includes Zainab Azizi and Roy Lee, with Andrew Childs executive producing. This dream team has brought us hits like 'Weapons' and 'IT', so expectations are high!
Originally, 'Every House Is Haunted' was set to be a Netflix film, with a script by Jason Pagan and Andrew Deutschman. However, the current status of that script is unclear, leaving room for speculation.
And this is the part most people miss: 'Every House Is Haunted' was initially intended to be directed by Corin Hardy, known for 'The Nun'. But Hardy has since moved on, leaving the project in the capable hands of Schindler and Netto.
The duo's next project, 'Nightwatching', an adaptation of Tracy Sierra's psychological thriller, will also star Mila Kunis.
So, horror enthusiasts, what are your thoughts on this exciting development? Will 'Every House Is Haunted' live up to its promise of delivering spine-chilling thrills? Share your predictions and opinions in the comments below! We can't wait to hear your thoughts on this haunting tale!
