Silent Hill 2 Movie by Christophe Gans Finally Gets a Release Date

The horror reboots Silent Night, Deadly Night, and Return to Silent Hill will be released in theaters across the country by the Terrifier trio Cineverse, Bloody Disgusting, and Iconic Events Releasing.

Billy Chapman, the character from Silent Night, Deadly Night, will return to theaters on December 12. Mark Acheson, David Lawrence Brown, David Tomlinson, Rohan Campbell as Billy, and Ruby Modine as Pamela are the main cast members of the remake, which was written and directed by Mike P. Nelson (Wrong Turn) and went into production in April. According to Iconic Events, the film will be released widely without a rating.

Release date

Return to Silent Hill, which is based on the well-known Konami video game series, will be available on January 23. Starring in the psychological horror thriller are Hannah Emily Anderson and Jeremy Irvine. Director/co-writer Christophe Gans and the game’s original composer, Akira Yamaoka, are returning to the Silent Hill universe.

Slasher image Producers Scott Schneid and Dennis Whitehead from the original 1984 TriStar movie, Jamie R. Thompson from New Dimension, Erik Bernard from Rebel 6, and Jeremy Torrie from White Bear Films are the producers of Silent Night, Deadly Night. Executive producers Steven Schneider, Anthony Masi, and Sarah Eilts are also involved. Alongside Erick Opeka and Yolanda Macias, Matthew Helderman and Luke Taylor of Bondit Media Capital, and Brandon Hill and Brad Miska of Terrifier, Cineverse will oversee and executive-produce. Royal Bank of Canada and Bondit Media Capital provided funding. StudioCanal’s genre label, Sixth Dimension, is in charge of distribution outside of North America.

Storyline

The original Silent Night, Deadly Night film was one of the most contentious films of 1984 when it was released. Parents urged in a series of letters that the movie be taken out of theaters. The movie tells the tale of a young man who, after being released from an orphanage, embarks on a homicidal rampage while disguised as Santa.

The third entry in the game-to-screen horror film series, Return to Silent Hill, comes 20 years after the first movie, Silent Hill, was initially shown in theaters. Directed by Christophe Gans and starring Radha Mitchell and Sean Bean, Silent Hill was the biggest hit at the box office on its first weekend in 2006. In 2012, Kit Harington and Adelaide Clemens starred in M.J. Bassett’s Silent Hill: Revelation.

It centers on James (Irvine), a guy whose relationship with Mary (Anderson), the love of his life, ends, leaving him broken. When he returns to Silent Hill after receiving an enigmatic letter from her, he discovers that the village has been altered by an unidentified evil. During his frantic quest for Mary, James comes across terrible animals and starts to solve the town’s riddle.

The film is financed by Ashland Hill Media Finance and Davis Films, and it was produced by David Wulf, Molly Hassell of Hassell Free Productions, and Victor Hadida of Davis Films.