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As Variety reports, The protagonist of 'It' and 'Stranger Things', Finn Wolfhard will remain immersed in the horror genre after signing to star alongside Mackenzie Davis (' Blade Runner 2049 ') the Amblin Entertainment movie,' The Turning '. This is a film inspired by the 1898 novel by Henry James 'The Turn Of The Screw' (in Spain 'Another twist'), which The Turning will be adapted by the brothers Chad and Carey Hayes.
The director of 'The Runaways', Floria Sigismondi will be in charge of this contemporary version of a classic ghost story that will begin production in early 2018, and for which at first the name of the Spanish director Juan Carlos Fresnadillo was announced. Produced by Scott Bernstein, Roy Lee and John Middleton, their story is officially described as follows:
A young English woman arrives at an old mansion in the countryside to take care of the education of a boy and a girl who have been orphaned. Shortly after his arrival, he discovers that children receive periodic "visits" from their former preceptors, a man and a woman killed a year ago. The governess, horrified, decides to do everything possible to defend the children, whose custody had been entrusted to her, and tries to stand between them and the ghosts.
The producers of El Conjuro have a new movie on their doorstep and, unlike the previous ones, this one could play with your mind and let you sleep.
The Spell movies, not the best horror proposals, have good stories, but there is always some detail that fails and that makes you laugh more than fear, The Turning seems to be different, this is based on a famous horror novel of 1898 and its goal seems to be deserting your paranoia.
The Turning is inspired by The Turning of The Screw by Hanry James, the same novel on which the second season of Netflix's The Haunting of Hill House is based, and tells the story of a nanny who is hired to care for two lonely children In a mansion. Upon arrival, it is obvious that these are normal children, but, the more time he spends there, things get more frightening and the babysitter begins to lose his sanity, or that is what they want him to think.
Finn Wolfhard plays an orphan named Miles who lives in a mansion with his sister Flora (Brooklyn Prince of The Florida Project), children are cared for by a new nanny named Kate, Mackenzie Davis (Black Mirror, Terminator), who arrives thinking that That would be the easiest job of his life, clearly it isn't.
Miles and Flora talk to people who are not there, say there are places in the mansion that are prohibited and begin to behave strangely from one day to another. Miles is clearly a psycho and even tries to kill his babysitter by whipping his head against a mirror.
The Turning is a modern version of the novel and it surely has some differences, but the original story goes something like this: “The first job of a young woman: governess for two strangely beautiful children, strangely distant, strangely silent, Miles and Flora, in an abandoned farm ... A farm persecuted by an evil that calls. Half-seen figures that look from dark towers and dusty windows, silent and dirty ghosts that, day after day, night after night, are getting closer and closer. With growing horror, the helpless governess realizes that diabolical creatures love children, who seek to corrupt their bodies, possess their minds, possess their souls ... But worse, much worse, the governess discovers that Miles and Flora do not They fear the evil that lurks. Because they love the walking dead as much as they want the dead. ”
It is no secret that there is no villain more frightening than an evil child, for some reason, their innocence and vulnerability makes them even darker, more dark and twisted and Miles and Flora have everything to become the next protagonists of your nightmares.
Universal Pictures and DreamWorks come together to bring us "The Turning." It will be directed by
Floria Sigismondi and starring Finn Wolfhard, Mackenzie Davis and Brooklynn Prince.
The film is based on the novel by Henry James: "The Turn of the Screen". The script was adapted by the brothers Carey and Chad Hayes, The Turning well known in the world of terror. Both were responsible for masterpieces such as "The Spell 1 and 2" and "Terror in Antarctica."
When the parents of two brothers die, they will live with their uncle. However, he cannot take care of them for the occupations he has, so he decides to hire a young nanny.
Finn Wolfhard will be the protagonist of this terrifying delivery. But we already know that he is used to the paranormal. Finn is recognized primarily for his participation in the two IT films as the Richie child; and also for the success of Netflix, Stranger Things, where he gave life to Mike.
In his instagram account he posted a small teaser before the launch of the official advance.
In the first trailer presented by Universal we can discover that children are not as normal and good as they seem. Little by little, the new employee of the house will discover the dark secrets that stalk them.
Amblin presents a new horror and suspense movie. The Turning is starring Mackenzie Davis (Terminator: Dark Fate) and Finn Wolfhard (It: Chapter 2), the trailer shows us a strange mansion where Davis will have to babysit a girl and a teenager, both quite strange, the girl will be played by Brooklynn Prince (Angry Birds 2).
The Turning is based on Henry James' novel, The Turn of the Screw, which was the inspiration for several movies and series like The Innocents. The Turning movie was wanted to be made since 2017 but with another name, Haunted, in addition to having another script protagonists and director, but then Spielberg finalized the project and is now going to be released as The Turning.
The film is directed by Floria Sigismondi (The Runaways), and the director has several episodes of American Gods, Hemlock Grove and Daredevil. The Turning will arrive in Argentine cinemas on February 20 next year.
'Another twist', that mythical novel by Henry James of 1898, is more fashionable than ever. The book will be the basis for the plot of the second season of 'The Curse of Hill House', called 'The Curse of Bly Manor', but if with this we did not have enough, it turns out that the new horror film produced by Steven Spielberg, 'The Turning', is also based on this same book. Today we just saw his first official images, and it seems that Mackenzie Davis is going to have a good time in the movie.
The film, hitherto unknown to all, also stars Finn Wolfhard and Brooklynn Prince, and thanks to Entertainment Weekly we can see all three in the first snapshots of the tape, whose plot is set in the 1990s.
In the film, a young woman is hired as a babysitter of two orphans, a young woman who is convinced that the rural mansion they live in is delighted. Floria Sigismondi has been in charge of directing the film, with Jade Bartlett writing the most recent draft of the original script, written by Chad and Carey Hayes ('The Wax House', 'Warren File: The Endfield Case').
