After 2018’s “Aquaman” grossed nearly $1.2 billion dollars, becoming the highest-earning entry in the DC Extended Universe, there was little surprise at the announcement of a sequel.
It was a given, an expectation.
What makes the prospect of “Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom” is the fact that it may very well see James Wan draw on his roots as a horror director.Read More: Fall Film Preview: 60+ Most Anticipated Movies To WatchIn an interview with Total Film, Wan, the master behind the “Saw” and “Conjuring” franchises, revealed that he was looking to “Planet of the Vampires,” a 1965 space horror directed by Mario Bava for inspiration.Continue reading ‘Aquaman: The Lost Kingdom’ Trailer: James Wan Adds A Pinch Of Horror To His December-Bound Superhero Film at The Playlist.
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