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Films Based On ‘D’Orc’ and ‘Mouthwashing’ Now in Development

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Films Based On ‘D’Orc’ and ‘Mouthwashing’ Now in Development

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Deadline reports Sony has acquired the live-action film rights to D’Orc, the comedic fantasy comic book series from creator Brett Bean. Though no director is currently attached, the story is said to marry “swashbuckling humor with sprawling magical mythology and creatures wrapped in a gritty, action-driven fantasy adventure.”

According to a new rumor from insider Daniel Richtman (via Dread Central), a film adaptation of the sci-fi/horror video game Mouthwashing is now in development at Sony Screen Gems. The story follows “five crew members stranded aboard the Tulpar, a wrecked space freighter. With their captain horribly injured and supplies running out, the survivors are left facing starvation, isolation, and each other. Being trapped in space is bad enough. Being trapped with these people is another problem entirely.”

Variety also reports Kingston Rumi Southwick, Banks Repeta, Ashley Shelton, Will Holland, Rebecca Koon, and Austin Willard are attached to star in Henry’s Ebb , a horror film from director Thomas Mendolia about a boy’s imaginary friend. The story follows Henry, “a boy who flees his troubled home in search of the father he barely remembers, accompanied by Ebb, the imaginary friend Henry created to help him survive a tumultuous childhood.



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