Kumail Nanjiani’s werewolf movie lands at Orion. A self-published romantasy novel is on track to become a series at Hulu. Alejandro G. Iñárritu’s Digger confirmed to run nearly three hours long. Clayface to include camera work inspired by Sam Raimi and Brian De Palma. Curtain’s… going… d o w n. It’s Morning Spoilers!
Ghost Rider According to a new rumor from insider Jeff Sneider (via Dread Central), Rosamund Pike is in talks to join the MCU’s Ghost Rider as “the female lead and romantic interest” of Ryan Gosling’s still unspecified version of the character. Pathetic Fallacy Deadline reports Scott “Kid Cudi” Mescudi, Jessica Rothe, Travis Fimmel, and Natasha Lyonne have wrapped filming on Pathetic Fallacy, a “supernatural horror” film from director Adam Egypt Mortimer. Described as “a psychedelic tale of love, death and loss, shot on 35mm” the story follows “a young widower to a new-age mountain town in search of cosmic answers and a chance to heal. When he arrives, he instead finds an outlandish murderer and a forest of demonic spirits who offer a horrific bargain: the power to cheat death at a nightmarish cost.” Howl According to Deadline, Orion Pictures has acquired the rights to Howl, a horror-comedy about werewolves directed by Kumail Nanjiani. Starring Nanjiani himself, the story follows “a famous but notoriously troubled actor who announces on a talk show that in less than an hour, he’ll turn into a werewolf — on live TV.”
