Spider-Man? Captain America? Pennywise the Dancing Clown? Alice in Wonderland? Cedric Diggory? Serial killers? A dream! In Netflix’s upcoming The Devil All The Time, the two Captain America: Civil War stars will be part of a “midwestern gothic” piece following an odd array of people for over twenty years.
Chris Evans, Tom Holland, Robert Pattinson, Bill Skarsgard, Mia Wasikowska, and Eliza Scanlen will star in “The Devil All The Time,” a midwestern gothic involving a serial killer couple, a faith-testing preacher, and a corrupt local sheriff in a story told across two decades pic.twitter.com/C0mMe0y2K7
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Can we hope that Evans and Holland are the serial killing couple?
The novel the project is based on is by Donald Ray Pollock, and is “set in the violent soul-numbing towns of southern Ohio and West Virginia,” according to Publisher’s Weekly. The Netflix film will be directed by Antonio Campos.
In all honesty, I’m mainly interested in this serial killing couple, because serial killers? Yes please, sign me up. Chances are we’ll see Evans take on a detective again (like his time on Broadway in Lobby Hero) but a girl can hope, right?
Maybe this is why subscription prices are going up at Netflix—they’re pulling in the A-listers and keeping us glued to our couches to watch all this new content. Whatever, we’re here for it and I’m going to watch The Devil All The Time like my life depends on it.
(via Nerdist; images: Marvel Entertainment)
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Published: Jan 16, 2019 05:45 pm