STARRY EYES Duo In Talks To Take Over MAMA Sequel
Muschetti's film was a feature adaptation of his own short film that was executive produced by Guillermo Del Toro. THR noted that the original film was made for a measly $15 million dollars and went on to take in a box office of nearly ten times that amount; proving once again that the horror genre can be one of the most lucrative genres to make a film in.
Currently Widmyer and Kolsch rewrote and are attached to direct Exorcism Diaries for Summit Entertainment and they also directed a segment of XYZ Films' anthology pic Holidays (Todd Brown - blah blah blah - partner at XYZ - blah blah blah - you know the drill).
Get in line everyone else, this duo is becoming a hot commodity in the horror community!
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