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Spec Scripts that Hit in October 2022
Between October 1st and October 31st, we tracked a total of 23 new feature specs hitting the market. It makes a tie for second-most specs out in a single month, matching June, and just one spec shy from first place. That title still belongs to September. As such, it makes a 4.1% decrease in specs from last month. Of the 23 new feature specs, only 4 have some type of attachment that we’ve tracked.
A detective is forced to take the partner no one else wants as they go undercover to investigate a troupe of male erotic dancers who may be behind a series of casino heists.
Avengers: Infinity War directors Joe and Anthony Russo are producing the vigilante superhero movie with a plot that’s being kept under wraps.
The filmmakers behind two Captain America movies and the two upcoming Avengers films will team with the Oscar-nominated director of The Imitation Game for an adaptation of Mohsin Hamid’s acclaimed novel.
Marvel directors Anthony and Joe Russo are turning their sights to the small screen. In a competitive deal, they acquired the rights to the video game Little Nightmares and are teaming with The Nightmare Before Christmas director Henry Selick to bring the game to life on a new platform.
Marvel Cinematic Universe maestros Joe and Anthony Russo are venturing out of the world of comic book movies and partnering with Daniel Scheinert and Daniel Kwan for a yet-to-be-titled sci-fi feature, the Tracking Board has confirmed.
BloodList 2016 is here, and this year, the list is filled with sinister stories based on real life, alien invasions, paranoia, and horrifying events in the woods. This year, shorts are included for the first time, as well as the Fresh Blood Initiative.
A rich snob high school girls is visited by three ghosts on Christmas Eve to help show her the meaning of friendship and family.
Joe Russo and Anthony Russo are attached to executive produce a television series adaptation of the Image Comics’ series Deadly Class from Rick Remender and Miles Feldsott
In addition to their responsibilities in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, the Russo brothers have decided to add another adaptation to their plate. The two will work with Paramount and Hulu to adapt the 1979 cult classic The Warriors into an hourlong drama.
