bloomhouse horror film producer Jason Blum Provides the latest news on upcoming adaptations of popular video games dead by dawnit seems that fans will have to wait for a while.
At New York Comic Con, Bloom was asked about the film in an interview with CB, saying: “The script is being written. You know, we’re not going to put a movie on the schedule until we find the right script.”
He continued to manage expectations, saying, “Five Nights at Freddy’s took 10 years to make, and I think one of the reasons the movie was successful is that we spent 10 years trying to get it right.
“I hope we get a script that we like. We’re working on the script, but it could take five years, it could take 12 months. You just don’t know. You can’t make a movie until the script is right, and you don’t know what it takes for how long.
This is why many of Blumhouse’s films are so wonderful. They actually had the script ready and ready to go before they started shooting. I love that they took the time to work on the movie project.
exist death at dawnIn the game, one player takes on the role of a brutal killer while four other players try to escape and avoid being caught, tortured and killed. Some of the crazy killers include nurses, ghosts, witches and more.
There are even classic movie villains and licensed movie characters added to the game, such as Michael Myers, Freddy Krueger, and Pinhead.
Founder and CEO of Atomic Monster James Wan Said: “In Dead By Daylight, the acting team created a love letter to the world of horror, creating an incredible environment filled with atmosphere and terrifying villains – perfect for a horror film adaptation.
“We’re big fans of the Atomic Monster games and are excited to partner with Blumhouse to bring this terrifying visceral world to the big screen.”
Blum previously said: “We knew there were a lot of fans of Dead By Daylight, and we felt we had to find someone who appreciated and loved the world as much as we did to help us bring the game to the big screen. We knew Behavior and Atomic Monster ‘s partners will help us bring the best version of this game to life.
Stephen Moroney“We are extremely excited to partner with two giants of the horror film industry, Jason Blum and James Wan, to further expand the Dead By Daylight universe,” executive vice president of Behavioral Interactive said in a statement.
“At Behavior, our motto is to always create unique moments together. Atomic Monster and Blumhouse are the ideal partners to create Dead by Daylight’s killer big-screen title.
Since its launch in 2016, Deadline by Daylight has been deeply loved by players, with more than 50 million players worldwide, of which 2 million players venture into The Mist every day.
It would be fun to experience this horror experience in cinematic form.
