The classic horror film “Salem’s Lot” remakes a new version, three child stars join the crew

A few days ago, the new version of “Salem’s Lot” exposed a brand new dynamic. One year after the project was established, the new line company finally determined the actors for this film.

It is understood that the three child stars Jordan Preston Carter, Nicholas Crovetti and Cade Woodward will all join the crew and participate in the filming of the film.

The director of this film is Gary Dauberman, who has directed the horror film “Annabelle 3”.

In addition to acting as a director, he will also write the script for “Salem’s Lot”.

And his old partner, horror film director James Wan, will serve as the producer of the film.

As a well-known horror film screenwriter, Gary Dauberman has written the scripts of “It”, “The Nun”, “Creature” and three “Annabelle”.

“Salem’s Lot” is Stephen King’s second novel and his first book to top the New York Times bestseller list.

The storytelling writer Ben Mears returned to Salem to write a novel, only to find that the residents there were turning into vampires.

In the darkness, the appalling shadows flicker and pick up the gloomy dance steps, heavy and weird.

The night fog was filled, pale faces were floating, those hollow eyes and sharp teeth stared greedily and seduced kind-hearted people.

No small town resident dared to talk about the kid’s laughter—the town was struggling with death.

This is the first time Stephen King has been involved in the field of vampires, and the vampires in his works are real demons.

All the villagers who have become vampires have long been annihilated of humanity, and even the once innocent children have become cruel and bloodthirsty demons.

The novel has never been put on the screen, and Tobe Hooper adapted it into a miniseries in 1979, which was well received.

In 1987, Larry Cohen filmed a sequel to the show.

In 2004, “Salem’s Lot” was made into a two-part movie and played on TNT.