‘Terrifier 2’ director wants to make live-action movies for Disney

The ‘Terrifier’ franchise has attracted the attention of locals and outsiders alike to the horror genre, due to its high degree of graphic content, which has caused many to leave theaters and even pass out. The manager is Damien Leone, director of the franchise, and he has said he is interested in collaborating with Disney on a film in his catalog.

In an interview for El Universal, Damien Leone has stated that he is interested in making films for Disney. It’s worth mentioning that the studio’s adaptations in horror format have already begun, such as “Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey,” which takes a child character and turns him into a feared killer, although in this case it can be done because the character rights have become public knowledge.

The Director of ‘Terrifying 2’ that he’d like to “do something like the live-action of ‘The Lion King’” Leon said. The creator said that this particular story, based on William Shakespeare’s play “Hamlet,” addresses issues of particular interest to him, which were also developed in Robert Eggers’ “The Northman” last year.

According to the director, direct a film for disney It doesn’t matter what the method is: “It doesn’t matter if you make a cartoon or something; It still has a great story, great characters, and there’s still elements of action and intensity.” Similarly, he said that if there’s one genre he doesn’t mind touching, it’s romantic comedies, but not because he has anything against them. them, but because he believes he has nothing to say there.

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Horror films based on Disney

Although it is quite unlikely that Disney wants to make a horror film with Damien Leone of his characters, the truth is that next February “Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey” will be released, based on the characters of his animated series, even if they actually belong to AA Milne. However, they aren’t the only characters who could get this treatment.

The director of ‘Winnie the Pooh: BH’ himself is already working on a horror film ‘Bambi’, as well as an adaptation of ‘Peter Pan’ in horror format, both of which are animated Disney classics. In addition, he is also thinking about a sequel and has even already set his sights on Mickey Mouse, Walt Disney’s most iconic mascot, who will also lose his rights this year.

It may be that the next trend in the horror genre is to take different children’s characters, especially those from Disney, and turn them into killers, monsters or any horror movie antagonist. And the best part is that there are already several stories planned about it.