US EditionScott Derrickson, C. Robert Cargill Tackling ‘Road of Bones’ for Screen Gems
- Scott Derrickson and C. Robert Cargill are adapting the horror novel Road of Bones for Sony's Screen Gems label, continuing their collaboration from films like Doctor Strange and The Black Phone.
- The film project will be produced under their new production banner, Crooked Highway, with Christopher Golden's novel serving as the inspiration for the screenplay.
- Golden, a best-selling author, has written a story that features an American documentarian fighting for survival on the Kolyma Highway in Siberia.
- At this time, Sony has not set a release date for Road of Bones, and no casting announcements have been made.
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Scott Derrickson and C. Robert Cargill to Adapt Horror Novel ROAD OF BONES — GeekTyrant
Scott Derrickson and C. Robert Cargill, the creative minds behind Sinister and The Black Phone, are taking on another chilling tale. This time they will bring Christopher Golden’s supernatural horror novel Road of Bones to the screen for Sony’s Screen Gems. Derrickson is set to direct, with both he and Cargill writing and producing under their Crooked Highway banner.This marks the first project to emerge from Crooked Highway’s first-look deal wi…
Scott Derrickson Adapting Horror Novel Road of Bones for Film - WorldNL Magazine
Director Scott Derrickson and writer C. Robert Cargill—aka, the dream team behind Doctor Strange and The Black Phone—are collaborating again. Their next project? An adaption of Christopher Golden’s Road of Bones. Per the Hollywood Reporter, the duo are working on the film for Sony’s Screen Gems label. It’ll be the first movie under the production banner Crooked Highway, and will continue their ongoing partnership. Golden, who wrote the script fo…
Derrickson, Cargill Re-Team On "Road of Bones"
The “Sinister” and “The Black Phone” pair of Scott Derrickson and C. Robert Cargill are set to re-team for a film adaptation of Christopher Golden’s 2022 horror novel “Road of Bones” at Sony’s Screen Gems and their own Crooked Highway banner. The supernatural thriller is set along the Kolyma Highway in Siberia. The real highway which was built during the Stalinist Soviet Union with the labor of prisoners from the gulags. Hundreds of thousands of…
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