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“Cul-De-Sac”, the new horror drama series from “Scream: The TV Series” writer Brian Sieve, has entered development at NBC. From Blumhouse and Universal Television, the series will be directed by Larysa Kondracki (Gotham). “Cul-De-Sac” centers on “three families living in a suburban cul-de-sac who begin to experience terrifying events and come to realize there’s something sinister invading their perfect middle-class dream.” Sieve will also executive produce alongside Chris Mills and Zack Tann for Magnet Management.
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Lionsgate’s new Studio L is gearing up to make waves in the digital world. Deadline is reporting that the studio announced today that their initial lineup includes three features this Spring and a series based on Eduardo Sanchez and Daniel Myrick’s The Blair Witch Project. The film, which was groundbreaking for the found-footage subgenre, centers on three film students who have traveled to a small backwoods town to film a documentary on the legendary Blair Witch. The film spawned a sequel in 2000 and another from Adam Wingard and Simon Barrett in 2016, simply titled Blair Witch. The big questions are, will the series continue the story or take a different path, and will it be found footage?
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NewsStreaming TV
“Cul-De-Sac”, the new horror drama series from “Scream: The TV Series” writer Brian Sieve, has entered development at NBC. From Blumhouse and Universal Television, the series will be directed by Larysa Kondracki (Gotham). “Cul-De-Sac” centers on “three families living in a suburban cul-de-sac who begin to experience terrifying events and come to realize there’s something sinister invading their perfect middle-class dream.” Sieve will also executive produce alongside Chris Mills and Zack Tann for Magnet Management.
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Streaming TV
Lionsgate’s new Studio L is gearing up to make waves in the digital world. Deadline is reporting that the studio announced today that their initial lineup includes three features this Spring and a series based on Eduardo Sanchez and Daniel Myrick’s The Blair Witch Project. The film, which was groundbreaking for the found-footage subgenre, centers on three film students who have traveled to a small backwoods town to film a documentary on the legendary Blair Witch. The film spawned a sequel in 2000 and another from Adam Wingard and Simon Barrett in 2016, simply titled Blair Witch. The big questions are, will the series continue the story or take a different path, and will it be found footage?
Continue reading →
