Although Universal Studio is not ready to advertise its plans for the return of Universal horror films, but their actions speak for themselves. After the output of the "Invisible man" producer Jason Bloom is ready to take up the main star of horror films - Count Dracula.
Picture director assigned Karin Kusama ("Eon Flaks", "Body Jennifer"). The script will write her husband Phil Haye, together with his constant co-author Matt Manfredi. They have repeatedly worked on films scenarios who shot Kusama. The last works were the trillers "Invitation" and "Time of Retribution".
In Dracula, the same technique will be used as in the "Invisible Man" - the action will be postponed today. Although the task of preserving the aristocraticity of the hero is set before the creators of the picture. Apparently, the statement will be characterized by the subsequent horror of the universal kinovyal horror.
"Invisible man" at a budget of $ 7 million collected more than 100 million rental for the first two weeks. Perhaps such a deafening success will speed up working on the film about Dracula.
The film "Dracula" of the Universal Studio, shot in 1931, with White Lugosha in the lead role, became the first in a series of horror films. In 2000, he was introduced to the US National Filorestr as having a great artistic value.