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Posted in: Horror, Movies, New Line Cinema, News, Warner Bros | Tagged: annabell comes home, annabelle, castle rock, gary dauberman, Gerald's Game, it: chapter 2, It: Chapter One, james wan, New Line, Pet Sematary, Salem's Lot, salem's lot remake, stephen king, The Outsider
New Version of Salem's Lot On The Way From Annabelle Writer, Director
Salem's Lot is returning to the big screen. Annabelle Comes Home director Gary Dauberman will write and direct a new adaptation of Stephen King's 1975 vampire novel, according to The Hollywood Reporter. James Wan is also a producer. The book was originally adapted in 1979 by Tobe Hooper, and again in 2004. Dauberman was also the screenwriter for IT: Chapter 1 and 2, and has had a hand in many films in The Conjuring film series, as both a writer and as a producer. This will be his second stab as a director, and New Line will release the film.
Salem's Lot Finally Hits The Big Screen
In Stephen King's Salem's Lot, "an author returns to his hometown to write about an abandoned mansion in the small town. As he discovers the home has been bought by a mysterious man from Europe, the man also realizes that townspeople are slowly being turned into vampires. The writer bands together with a ragtag group to stop the spread of vampires, with the final confrontation happening in the house with the mysterious man." It is widely regarded as one of King's best novels, and fans have been hoping for a theatrical remake for quite some time. King himself has always said that he thinks that the novel is ripe for a remake, and what better time than now with Hollywood being enamored with the writer's works all over again.
Stephen King All Over The Place
Not counting Salem's Lot, there are over twenty King projects in various forms of active development. That includes television and film. Since the release of IT: Chapter One in 2017, Hollywood has rediscovered the horror master's works. Not that they have ignored them, but it almost feels like they care about making quality versions of his stories again. Some standouts have included that first IT film, Gerald's Game on Netflix, Pet Sematary, Castle Rock on Hulu, Mr. Mercedes, and The Outsider on HBO. Hopefully, with this new version of Salem's Lot, they can keep the train moving and give us the quality remake the story deserves. First suggestion- keep the effects practical, Mr. Dauberman. No word on when the film may see release.
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