Elle Callahan has one other horror pic on the best way. The “Witch Hunt” filmmaker is signed on to direct and co-write a function adaptation of 2020 graphic novel “Hotell,” per Deadline.
Written by John Lees and illustrated by Dalibor Talajić, the graphic novel is “set within the mysterious and scary backdrop of the Pierrot Courts Lodge, a mysterious roadside resort the place misplaced souls make their final stand with the demons that hang-out them,” particulars the supply. “You gained’t discover it on a map, however if you happen to occur to be driving down Route 66 late at evening and also you’re really determined for shelter, sanctuary, or secrecy, you may see a battered signal on the aspect of the street: The Pierrot Courts Lodge – the place many will examine in, however few will take a look at.”
The comedian and the movie adaptation come from media outfit AWA Studios.
“I’m very excited to be working with AWA to adapt John Lees’ terrifying graphic novel ‘Hotell,’” stated Callahan, who’s penning the script with Anthony Ruff. “I intention to inform tales that push the horror style in new instructions — and my plan for this piece includes a really distinctive strategy to the storytelling. This horror will really feel all too relatable, and little doubt preserve you up at evening.”
Callahan made her function directorial debut with 2018’s “Head Depend,” a supernatural horror story about faculty college students who by accident summon a nefarious entity. She adopted it up with 2021’s “Witch Hunt,” which is about in a world the place witches are actual and witchcraft is against the law.
Supply: Women And Hollywood
