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Viral Reddit Story Becomes New Horror Film
20 Oct
Summary
- Filmmakers Joseph and Vanessa Winter will direct "Future Me."
- The movie is based on a viral Reddit short story from "NoSleep."
- It's the first film from a new multi-picture deal.
Joseph and Vanessa Winter, the acclaimed directing duo behind "Deadstream," are set to helm the upcoming horror-thriller "Future Me." This project is an adaptation of a viral short story penned by Daria Vasileva, originally published on the "NoSleep" subreddit. The film promises to delve into a terrifying narrative about a man who receives a disturbing email from his past self.
"Future Me" marks the first cinematic endeavor stemming from a new multi-picture collaboration. This partnership unites Longevity Pictures, Spooky Pictures, and Image Nation Studios, signaling a strategic alliance focused on high-concept horror content. The film is scheduled for production and is expected to leverage the growing interest in internet lore for cinematic adaptations.
The Winters' previous work includes the successful SXSW premiere "Deadstream" and their contribution to the "V/H/S/99" anthology. They are also attached to direct a new "Amityville" film. Their involvement in "Future Me" underscores their reputation for delivering compelling genre films, with production support from industry veterans.
