Red Granite Pictures developing a night terrors horror project

Last Updated on July 22, 2021

Red Granite Pictures, the company behind such films as HORNS (pictured above) and THE WOLF OF WALL STREET (below), is putting together a psychological horror project that centers on

a young medical technician as he begins to experience disturbing and unexplainable events while treating a mysterious female patient who suffers from night terrors.

Screenwriter Seth W. Owen has been hired to write the script from Red Granite co-founder Joey McFarland's story idea.

There's not a whole lot to go on at this point, there isn't even a title, but the plot description sounds promising enough. The Joe Hill adaptation HORNS is the only horror movie Red Granite has made to date, but I thought that was awesome, so I'm looking forward to seeing what this one is like.

Source: Variety

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