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Universal Is Developing a Monster Movie with James Wan Amid 'Invisible Man' Success
07.03.2020 - 02:49 / justjared.com
More monster movies are on their way!
Universal has tapped Jame Wan to help with the next film in the monster realm, following the success of The Invisible Man at the box office.
THR reports that the Insidious and The Conjuring director won’t helm the project, but will produce with his Atomic Monster Productions company.
Robbie Thompson will write the script for an untitled horror thriller.
The site also reports that the story “will takes its cues from Universal’s classic monster legacy and
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Universal Is Developing a Monster Movie with James Wan Amid 'Invisible Man' Success
More monster movies are on their way!