The Woman in Black.
That’s all I am referencing here. That was a successful horror play turned Daniel Radcliffe supernatural turd of a film. The frights in the theatre don’t translate well to the scares on the screen.
But can Andy Nyman and Jeremy Dyson’s Olivier nominated production succeed where it’s peer failed?
The film revolves around Phillip Goodman, a professor of psychology who is a “belief buster;” debunking supernatural tales. That is until he receives a letter from the grave that says otherwise…..
After a pretty successful run at LFF, Ghost Stories could be great. What do you think?
Ghost Stories is out 2018!
Cookie N Screen
Film Journalist, Director, Screenwriter, and Editor in Chief.
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