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Killer Camera: 'Madison' Horror Game Becomes Movie
26 Oct
Summary
- A feature film adaptation of the horror game Madison is in development.
- Story Kitchen, known for game-to-movie projects, is producing the film.
- The game involves a demonically possessed camera and a satanic ritual.
The pulse-pounding psychological horror game "Madison" is set to make its cinematic debut. L.A.-based Story Kitchen has partnered with developer Bloodious Games to create a feature film based on the first-person horror title. While specific details regarding casting, director, or release date are not yet available, Story Kitchen is targeting a theatrical release for the project.
The "Madison" game puts players in the shoes of Luca Maxwell, who receives a possessed instant camera on his 16th birthday. This camera forces him to continue a murderous ritual initiated by a satanic serial killer. Players must solve puzzles using the camera to escape a cycle of madness. Bloodious Games has also released an immersive VR version of the game and is planning a story expansion titled "The Maxwells' Curse" for 2027.
