However, we know the landscape of the industry changes quite quickly, so there is nothing to suggest that Jason Blum won't get his wish sometime in the future. It's sad that we don't have it but we don't."įrom the comments, it seems that Blumhouse has attempted to gain the rights to remake The Dead Zone but has clearly been denied.for now. We don't have it, I know we don't have it. That would be cool, to reboot that in some way would be cool. Speaking with, Blum said, "We didn't get it, but I'd love to do The Dead Zone. In addition to the film, the novel also provided the premise for the 2002, six-season series that saw Anthony Michael Hall take over the role. David Cronenberg's 1983 movie featured a stellar performance by Christopher Walken in the lead role of Johnny Smith, a man who suffers a near fatal car accident that puts him in a coma for five years, and as a result of brain damage, he awakes with the ability to see a person's future when he touches them. Like many of King's best known novels, The Dead Zone has already been brought to screens in two previous iterations. While Blumhouse is currently producing a new adaptation of King's Firestarter and Christine, Jason Blum recently revealed that there is one of the master of horror's novels that he wished he could have developed, and that would be the 1979 story, The Dead Zone.
As you would expect, when it comes to the dark side of cinema there is one author's work that any horror producer wants on their slate Stephen King. Jason Blum has become one of the go-to producers when it comes to horror movies, and Blumhouse has a number of big movies currently in development.
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