belloq87
VIP Member
Universal has handed the keys to the Classic Monsters kingdom over to Blumhouse, and their first order of business will be Leigh Whannell's THE INVISIBLE MAN.
‘Invisible Man’ Movie Sets Director – Variety
Pertinent section: "Upcoming titles for Universal’s new monster strategy will be rooted in horror, with no restrictions on budget, tone, or rating, and no expectation that they will exist as part of a shared universe."
I'm very intrigued. I like Whannell as a writer and director (he clearly has a deep love for the genre), and I'm extremely glad that Universal appears to have abandoned their "Let's treat the Monsters as our superheroes!" notion.
‘Invisible Man’ Movie Sets Director – Variety
Pertinent section: "Upcoming titles for Universal’s new monster strategy will be rooted in horror, with no restrictions on budget, tone, or rating, and no expectation that they will exist as part of a shared universe."
I'm very intrigued. I like Whannell as a writer and director (he clearly has a deep love for the genre), and I'm extremely glad that Universal appears to have abandoned their "Let's treat the Monsters as our superheroes!" notion.