In 2006, we saw the first big screen adaptation of the popular video game franchise
Silent Hill, directed by Christophe Gans. The film was a mediocre box office success earning around $100 million dollars. Now, four years later the sequel is moving forward.
Shock Till You Drop reports:
"Still on the American Film Market news beat, Shock has learned that Michael J. Bassett is sitting in the director's chair on Silent Hill 2." Basset is best known for directing
Solomon Kane and
Death Watch The site also reports that the official title for the sequel is
Silent Hill: Revelations and that it will be in 3D.
And finally, here is the short plot synopsis:
It focuses on a protagonist named Heather Mason who, on the eve of her 18th birthday, is plagued by nightmares and now has to investigate the disappearance of her father.
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