The pic centers on a flight carrying the body of a priest who died during an exorcism.
Gary Dauberman's Coin Operated has launched development on Human Remains, a new horror picture written by The Den director Zachary Donohue.
According to Deadline, who reported the news earlier today, Human Remains centers on a flight carrying the body of a priest who died during an exorcism experiences some unexpected turbulence.
Human Remains is the latest collaboration between Donohue and Dauberman (writer of It, Annabelle, The Nun and the recent Until Dawn), who recently teamed on an as-of-now untitled horror movie from André Øvredal (The Autopsy of Jane Doe, Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark, The Last Voyage of the Demeter).
Donohue is also currently in development on untitled horror film for Walter Hamada and 18hz.
Released back in 2013, Donohue's The Den garnered a keen cult fanbase as one of the first in the then-burgeoning screenlife subgenre. The pic follows a young woman who accidentally witnesses a vicious murder online, and she and her family become the next targets.
Look out for more on Human Remains and Donohue's other projects as we get it!
