Lionsgate is partnering with Suretone Pictures, led by Jordan Schur, to co-finance the horror adventure film. climbing plantBased on the book of the same name by David Morrell.
Morel wrote wild blood A book that has been adapted for film. Rambo Franchise. climbing plant It will be filmed this summer in Bulgaria and will be directed by Mark Klasfeld, a veteran music video and commercial director who is making his film debut.
“I waited decades to find the right feature film project that I could actually work on. A passion I discovered climbing plant Anything it can be is extraordinary and honestly I can’t wait for the world to see what it has to offer,” Classfield said in a statement.
climbing plant follows a group of young urban explorers who set out to investigate a seemingly abandoned former hotel, but increasingly face danger from a group of hostile urban explorers in search of hidden treasures and a supernatural creature that destroys them all. The film, which combines horror, suspense and supernatural elements, is currently in the final stages of casting ahead of the production start date of July 25.
“I am delighted to partner with Lionsgate on this special film. After a decade of development, we arrived at our destination with a powerful script adapted from the timeless book and a talented director at the helm. We couldn’t ask for a better partner with Lionsgate, who share our passion and enthusiasm for bringing this incredible attraction to the world,” said Jordan Schur, president and CEO of Suretone Pictures.
Suretone Pictures is also working with Lionsgate on a comedy a revenge wedding Now in development. envy produced letDistributed by Lionsgate and starring Ethan Hawke, Dane DeHaan, Jake Schur, Vincent D’Onofrio and Chris Pratt.
Source: Hollywood Reporter
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