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M3GAN

ByAnonymous

M3GAN
by Gerard Johnstone (2022)

The new horror/sci-fi film from Blumhouse and Atomic Monster is hitting Italian theaters. Directed by Gerard Johnstone and written by Akela Cooper, the film is based on a story by Cooper and James Wan, a well-known figure in the horror universe.

Here’s the plot:

M3GAN, which stands for “Model 3 Generative Android,” is a type of android designed by inventor Gemma. Its task is to become the best friend of any child. Gemma’s niece will be the one to officially test the new invention, a doll with a decidedly realistic appearance…
Early reactions are talking about a new horror icon and strong social satire. The film will be released in Italian theaters on January 4, 2023. Are you curious to see it, Animeâť“
The comments are yours.

Trivia

  • M3GAN is the fourth “creepy doll” for James Wan after Billy the Puppet from the *SAW* saga, the ventriloquist puppet Billy from *Dead Silence*, and of course, Annabelle from the Conjuring Universe.
  • Produced by Jason Blum and James Wan, M3GAN is directed by award-winning director Gerard Johnstone (*Housebound*, *The New Legends of Monkey*), with a screenplay by Akela Cooper (*Malignant*, *The Nun 2*) based on a story by Akela Cooper and James Wan.
  • The plot of M3GAN echoes that of the recent reboot *Child’s Play*, which featured a killer doll with AI that goes out of control instead of possession through black magic.
  • The film also recalls a sci-fi thriller from 2016 directed by Luke Scott, son of Ridley Scott, featuring Anya Taylor-Joy as MORGAN, an AI model hybridized into a human body, artificially created in a lab, who goes insane and kills several scientists.
  • M3GAN is an Atomic Monster production in association with Divide/Conquer. The executive producers of the film are Allison Williams, Mark Katchur, Ryan Turek, Michael Clear, Judson Scott, Adam Hendricks, and Greg Gilreath.

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