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Andy Chalk

Bloober Team's psychological horror hit The Medium is being made into a movie by the guy who helped head up the Until Dawn film

The medium clock puzzle.

Bloober Team's been on something of a roll recently. The Silent Hill 2 remake was a hit, it's got a Silent Hill 1 remake and an interesting-looking sci-fi survival horror game in the works, and its new horror label is working on an isometric adaptation of the Eisner-nominated comic book I Hate This Place. Not bad for a studio everyone expected to tank it just a couple years ago.

Now there's more good news for Bloober: Its 2001 psychological horror hit The Medium is being adapted into a movie. The Hollywood Reporter says the rights to make a film based on the game have been secured by Coin Operated, a production company founded by Gary Dauberman, a screenwriter and director whose credits include the 2017 horror film It, based on the famed Stephen King novel, and the 2019 sequel It Chapter Two. He also helped head up the big screen adaptation of Until Dawn that came out earlier this year.

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