Spawn is coming back to the big screen, with creator Todd McFarlane to direct

Spawn, the co♐mic book anti-hero from Hell, is getting another shot at the big screen. Creator Todd McFarlane this weekend𝐆 that he has signed a deal with Blumhouse Productions, the company behind movies like Get Out, Split, and The Purge, to create a new Spawn movie.
There's no attached talent, but McFarlane has developed a script and is attached to direct. This will be McFarlane's first time in the director's ch𒐪air for a feature-length film, though he's lent his talents to music videos in the past.
, he said this new version will be "a dark, edgy, supernatural thriller, R-rated movie" that has more in common with a horror film than a standard superhero flick.According to McFarlane, Sp♍awn himself would likely take a backseat to detective Max 'Twitch' Williams - McFarlane compared the situation to the movie Jaws, saying that Spawn is more like the shark than the main character. It's not clear if the movie will have any tie-in with the upc📖oming Sam & Twitch television series coming to BBC America from executive producer Kevin Smith, though the characters live in the same comic book universe.
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