Based on the novel of the same name by Stephen King, 1922 is the new adaptation of one of the horror master's tales and just won a trailer. 2a5s5q
Produced by Netflix, the film is scheduled to debut on the streaming on the 20th of October. The direction is up to Zak Hilditch and the screenplay by Stephen King himself. Names like Thomas Jane (The fog), Molly Parker (House of Cards), Dylan Schmidt (Once Upon A Time) and Brian d'Arcy james (Spotlight) are part of the cast.
"[1922] It's What You Want to Watch", said King in an interview with Yahoo movies. "I saw an unedited and uncut part and boy is that scary!"
Check out the trailer:
1922 is a short story that is part of the book Total Darkness, No Stars. The plot features a very modest farmer, Wilfred James, who lives with his wife Arlette and their son Henry. The family's life is busy and peaceful on the farm until, after growing conflicts between the couple, Wilfred convinces his son to help him kill his wife.
After throwing Arlette into a well where she will never be found, the farmer contemplates a life of peace and tranquility. Or, at least, until strange things start to happen and desperation grows around Wilfred, who is chased by rats... and something else.
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Stephen King, who is known for writing many, many books, has seen his works become adaptations for several years. 2017 is no different: beyond 1922, IT - The Thing brought a new version of the 1990 classic that is bursting at the box office.
The clown that terrified many people in the 90s is back, this time played by Bill Skarsgård, but still causing nightmares, and this time even scarier.
Another adaptation that is ready to debut is Dangerous game. Scheduled for September 29, the film is a thriller chilling produced by Netflix.
Dangerous Game tells about a couple who are going to spend the weekend in a country house to save their marriage. In an intimate moment, Jessie (Carla Gugino) is handcuffed to the bed by her husband. What started as a joke between the couple ends up turning into a drastic situation.
