David F. Sandberg to Direct Horror Movie ‘Mommy’s Home’ For Lionsgate

MusicNewsletter newsroom brief · 1h ago · 1 min read · via variety.com

David F. Sandberg has been tapped to direct a new psychological horror movie, “Mommy’s Home,” for Lionsgate. From screenwriter James Morosini, “Mommy’s Home” follows “a young dad whose family life becomes terrifyingly unhinged when his cryogenically preserved mom is unfrozen and

The horror genre continues to thrive, and Lionsgate is betting on David F. Sandberg to bring the chills with "Mommy's Home". Sandberg is known for his work on "Lights Out" and "Annabelle: Creation", both of which received critical acclaim. His involvement in this project signals that Lionsgate is serious about producing a high-quality horror film that will resonate with audiences.

The plot of "Mommy's Home" has all the makings of a classic horror movie - a cryogenically preserved mom, a young dad, and a family life that's turned upside down. It's a familiar setup, but the execution is what will set this film apart. With James Morosini on board as screenwriter, there's potential for a thought-provoking and unsettling viewing experience. As the music industry often intersects with the film world, it's worth noting that horror movies like "Mommy's Home" often feature haunting soundtracks that can make or break the overall atmosphere of the film.

What's next to watch is how Sandberg and Lionsgate will market "Mommy's Home" to appeal to horror fans and potentially crossover into the music world. Will the film's soundtrack feature emerging artists or established musicians? How will the film's score enhance the overall viewing experience? As the release date approaches, keep an eye on MusicNewsletter for updates on the film's music connections and how "Mommy's Home" might influence the music industry.

Originally reported by variety.com. MusicNewsletter adds analysis for culture, style & media readers.

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