Universal Pictures y Blumhouse They continue to prepare the audience for the theatrical release of the reboot of the horror classic Wolf Mana new installment of Universal's monster universe, which is directed and co-written by Leigh Whannell.
Whannell previously collaborated with the studios on the remake The Invisible Man. The filmmaker is also the co-creator of horror franchises Saw e Insidious.
- It is the fourth collaboration between Whannell and Blumhouse (The Invisible Man, Upgrade, Insidious: Chapter 3).
The latest in the marketing campaign is a new trailer released by Universal Pictures UK, full of previously unseen images. The preview is available at the end of this note. We inform you that due to the violence included in the preview, you must access to confirm that you are of legal age.
The story centered on a man whose family is being terrorized by a deadly predatorco-stars Christopher Abbott (Poor Things, Black Bear, It Comes at Night) y Julia Garner (Ozark, Inventing Anna, The Assistant).
OFFICIAL SYNOPSIS:
“Christopher Abbott plays Blake, a San Francisco husband and father who inherits his childhood home in rural Oregon after his own father disappears and is presumed dead. As his marriage to his powerful wife, Charlotte, frays, Blake convinces Charlotte to take a break from the city and visit the estate with their young daughter, Ginger.
But as the family approaches the farmhouse in the dead of night, they are attacked by an invisible animal and, in a desperate attempt to escape, they barricade themselves inside the house while the creature prowls around the perimeter. However, as the night progresses, Blake begins to behave strangely, transforming into something unrecognizable, and Charlotte will be forced to decide if the terror inside her house is more deadly than the danger outside.
The script was written by Whannell & Corbett Tuck, Lauren Schuker Blum & Rebecca Angelo (Dumb Money).
Matilda Firth (Coma, Hullraisers) y Sam Jaeger (The Handmaid’s Tale, Devil in Ohio), complete the cast of the film.
Last September, Whannell explained about his remake of The werewolf:
“I consider it as a complementary piece to The Invisible Man. “I didn't want this movie to be nostalgic or a retro Wolfman movie in any sense.”
The Motion Picture Association (MPA), the body in charge of classifying films from motion picture studios in the United States, has awarded the Rated R a Wolf Man by:
“Violent and bloody content, gruesome images and some language.”
Jason Blum produces the feature film, with Ryan Gosling – who was attached to star for three years – Ken Kao, Bea Sequeira, Mel Turner and Whannell as executive producers. Blumhouse and Motel Movies are the production companies, with Universal as the distributor.
ABOUT THE MONSTER UNIVERSE OF UNIVERSAL
Universal Pictures' monster universe kicked off after the studio scrapped the Dark Universe and its plans for an interconnected monster universe following the failure of the reboot's release. The Mummy. Since then, the studio has focused on finding viable ways to keep monster characters relevant for a new generation.
Universal Monster films are rooted in the horror genre, unrestricted by budget, rating or genre. They are not part of a shared interconnected universe, allowing each film to stand on its own. This new direction is filmmaker-driven and invites innovative filmmakers with original and bold ideas to develop and present these characters' stories. That is to say, filmmakers will be able to take liberties with the interpretation of stories to bring them to contemporary audiences.
Universal Pictures set the theatrical release of Wolf Man for January 17, 2025.
Trailer:
Source: https://cine3.com/el-reboot-de-wolf-man-de-leigh-whannell-revela-nuevo-trailer/
