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Two Japanese Horror Giants Team Up for Inhuman
June 1, 2007
Source: Hollywood Reporter
by Alex Billington
Although you may not have heard of them here in the US, these two filmmakers are very well known Japan. The two are: Hideo Nakata, who directed the Ringu movies as well as the US version of The Ring Two, and Taka Ichise, who has produced a large number of Japanese horror films including all of The Grudge films and Dark Water. The two will be teaming up together, as director and producer respectively, on a new horror project titled Inhuman for Fox.
Although not that many specifics are known about the project yet, Inhuman is loosely based on a Japanese murder case. You can only guess just how horrific the plot actually is and how many scary moments they can dream up. The two are giants of "J-horror" and pairing them up means we might actually see a good J-horror film made for Americans, or so we can hope.
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