Warner Bros. Making Movie of 'Siren Head,' Creepy Internet Sensation
Variety • • entertainment
Key Points:
- Warner Bros. has secured the rights to "Siren Head," an internet urban legend created by Trevor Henderson, following the success of Gen Z-focused horror hits like "Backrooms."
- The film will be directed by Brian Duffield, who co-wrote the screenplay with Zach Cregger; Duffield is known for "No One Will Save You" and the upcoming "Whalefall," while Cregger recently directed the Oscar-winning "Weapons" and the horror film "Barbarians."
- The project aims to capitalize on Gen Z's growing cinema attendance, with younger audiences increasingly driving box office success for horror and thriller genres.
- "Siren Head" will be produced by Cregger, Duffield, Roy Lee, Andrew Childs, and Scott Glassgold, with Trevor Henderson serving as executive producer.
- The Hollywood Reporter first revealed Warner Bros.' acquisition of the "Siren Head" rights, highlighting Hollywood's ongoing search for fresh IP to engage younger viewers.
