Barker's Night Folk migrate to TV
In the fall of 2015, the news came from Hollywood that Morgan Creek had decided to sell the rights to part of its film collection in order to secure funding for film and television projects based on the films Ace Ventura: Pet Tracking, Major League, Young Shooters and "The exorcist". According to the publication Deadline, the leadership of the Californian company is preparing to reboot another tape. Morgan Creek bosses have struck a deal with Syfy to create a TV remake of Clive Barker's fantasy horror film The People of the Night.The plot of the original film was based on Barker's novel Tribe of Darkness, published in 1988. Two years later, the famous horror master decided to film his own work. To Clive's disappointment, the studio did not allow him to edit and began promoting Night Folk as a regular slasher. As a result, the picture did not delight the critics and could not recoup its $ 11 million budget. However, over the years, the tape has acquired a cult status among fans of swanky thrash metal. The main character of the film was a guy named Aaron Boone, who was convinced that he had committed a series of bloody crimes. Soon fate brings the protagonist to the mysterious city of Midian, where any monster is welcome ...  In the center of the plot of the TV version of "People of the Night" will be a group of monsters who will travel to the cruel world of people to find a new safe haven. The show's writing team will be led by Josh Stolberg (Saw 8), while Morgan Creek Studio Head James J. Robinson (True Love) and Clive Barker will be producing. The Topic of Article: Barker's Night Folk migrate to TV. |
