“This partnership marks a significant milestone for us, providing an incredible opportunity to transform the unique voices and visionary stories of our authors into captivating visual narratives,” said Robert in a statement.
The signing with IAG comes when horror could not be hotter in Hollywood. The appetite for horror movies continues to be intense as the genre remains frightfully profitable, thanks to most fare being able to be produced on the modestly-budgeted side and big stars are not essential. And the competition for horror directors and producers have yielded an arms race amongst the studios not just talent but for material, making the signing a potentially savvy play.
