Past the Gates director to invent alarm movie The Day After Halloween

Past the Gates director Jackson Stewart is sticking with the alarm genre for his 2nd movie. On the most modern episode of the podcast Shock Waves, Stewart offered that his next project frequently is the phobia yarn, The Day After Halloween. “It’s in total what happens to the ‘final girl’ after the cease of a slasher movie,” talked about the director. “It moves into a roughly piquant metaphysical course that I don’t assume participants would no doubt expect from this form of movie, but it indubitably must peaceful be enjoyable.”

Reached through electronic mail by EW, Stewart confirmed that The Day After Halloween shall be his next movie and supplied about a extra space critical parts. The movie concerns a personality named Alice Caldwell, the only real survivor of a Halloween night bloodbath, who soon finds herself below intense scrutiny from the native media. As she struggles with the stressful aftermath, a mysterious presence begins brutally murdering somebody who’s wronged her. Stewart co-wrote the account with Stephen Scarlata (Past the Gates) and the movie is being produced by Zach Hagen (He By no methodology Died) and Mike Moran in association with MarVista (Corpse Bath, Marianna Palka’s Bitch).

For the interval of his appearance on Shock Waves, Stewart also supplied an change on his deliberate sequel to Past the Gates, which concerned a specifically unhealthy VHS board sport and starred Graham Skipper, Bolt Williamson, Brea Grant, Barbara Crampton, and Jesse Merlin, among others. The director is currently engaged on the script for Gates II in cahoots with Scarlata and the project’s producer Brian Yuzna, whose dangle directing credit consist of the cult traditional Society.

“Brian and I and Steve devour factual form of kicked the tires on that account over and all any other time,” talked about Stewart. “It’s quite about a inversions on the subject matters of the main movie and moves into a form of medieval RPG (feature-taking part in sport) aspect a shrimp bit bit.”

Rep out referring to the trailer for the unusual Past the Gates, above.