M. Night Shyamalan's Tales From The Crypt Greenlit By TNT
M. Night Shyamalan — the director behind such classics as The Sixth Sense, Signs and The Last [...]
M. Night Shyamalan — the director behind such classics as The Sixth Sense, Signs and The Last Airbender — is producing a reboot of Tales from the Crypt, and it was just announced today that the series has been given the green-light by TNT.
The latest television adaptation of the EC Comics' series, will have a 10-episode first season, be hosted by a newly reinvented Crypt Keeper, and headline the cable network's new block of horror shows.
"I'm really thrilled about the way this horror block is coming together with the addition of Time of Death and Creatures," said Shyamalan. "That such a beloved property like Tales from the Crypt is launching our evening makes it an even more unique and exciting opportunity. Across the board, the level of talent has been very inspiring."
Tales from the Crypt was previously adapted to television by HBO and aired from 1989-1996.
(via The Wrap)
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