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Atomic Monster business and news from across the web.- Dead By Daylight Movie Finds Its Director In The Chilling Mind Behind The DamnedThordur Palsson, known for "The Damned" and "The Valhalla Murders," has been chosen to direct the upcoming big-screen adaptation of the survival-horror game Dead by Daylight. The film will be produced by Blumhouse Atomic Monster, with Jason Blum expressing confidence in Palsson's vision. The script is penned by Alexandre Aja and David Leslie Johnson-McGoldrick.
- Dead by Daylight movie officially greenlit at Blumhouse, but still no word on which horror icons could appearBlumhouse has officially greenlit a Dead by Daylight movie, with Thordur Palsson set to direct. The film, based on the popular multiplayer horror game, is expected to begin filming in 2027. While no cast has been announced, fans have been speculating about potential actors for survivor and killer roles.
- Dead by Daylight movie adaptation has found its directorThordur Palsson has been appointed as the director for the upcoming Dead by Daylight film adaptation, produced by Blumhouse and Atomic Monster in conjunction with Behaviour Interactive. Palsson aims to capture the dread and tension of the game, with filming expected to begin in 2027. The movie is being made with the game's fans in mind.
- IGN, Atomic Monster & Blumhouse Are Teaming Up for Mortal Kombat IIIGN is partnering with Atomic Monster and Blumhouse to offer a collectible item related to Mortal Kombat II. The announcement coincides with the film's theatrical release.
- Sinopsis Lee Cronin's The Mummy, Teror Kembalinya Si Anak HilangLee Cronin, director of Evil Dead Rise, is set to release a new horror film titled Lee Cronin's The Mummy, which reimagines the iconic franchise. The story centers on a young girl who mysteriously disappeared eight years prior and returns with a terrifying presence. The film is produced by James Wan's Atomic Monster and Jason Blum's Blumhouse Productions.
- James Wan is set to direct his first movie since the Aquaman sequel, and it's a remake of a hit Korean crime…Director James Wan is set to helm an English-language remake of the South Korean crime film The Gangster, The Cop, The Devil for Paramount. This marks Wan's first directorial project since Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom. Sylvester Stallone is also attached as a producer.