Out of the Fog and onto the large display screen! Atomic Monster and Blumhouse are teaming up with Canadian gaming studio Behaviour Interactive to develop a characteristic movie adaptation of the sport firm’s international hit horror multiplayer sport, Lifeless by Daylight.
“We couldn’t be extra thrilled to work with Jason Blum and James Wan, two giants of the horror movie trade, to additional broaden the Lifeless by Daylight universe,” stated Stephen Mulrooney, Govt Vice President at Behaviour Interactive. “At Behaviour, our motto is to create distinctive moments, collectively, perpetually. Atomic Monster and Blumhouse are the perfect companions to craft Lifeless by Daylight’s killer entrance onto the large display screen.”
Atomic Monster Founder and CEO James Wan added, “In Lifeless by Daylight the Behaviour workforce has created a love letter to the world of horror, constructing an unimaginable atmosphere teeming with environment and terrifying villains — good for a scary cinematic adaptation. We’re large followers of the sport at Atomic Monster, and are thrilled to be teaming up with Blumhouse to carry this frighteningly visceral world to the large display screen.”
Since its launch in 2016, Lifeless by Daylight has reached over 50 million gamers worldwide. The sport includes a huge, spooky universe full of iconic villains and monsters from TV, movie, and different horror video games.
The seek for a director and a screenwriter has already begun. “We all know there are such a lot of followers of Lifeless by Daylight on the market and suppose it is crucial we discover somebody who appreciates and loves the world as a lot as we do, to assist us carry the sport to the large display screen,” stated Jason Blum, Blumhouse Founder and CEO. “We all know our companions at Behaviour and Atomic Monster will assist us carry one of the best model of this sport to life.”
Wan, Blum and Mulrooney will produce, whereas Behaviour Interactive’s Remi Racine, Atomic Monster’s Michael Clear and Judson Scott, Blumhouse’s Ryan Turek, and Striker Leisure’s Russell Binder government produce.
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