DreamWorks picks up Darkfever franchise
There are five books in the series, and with them, DreamWorks hopes to launch its own fantasy franchise in line with The Hunger Games and Twilight.
The story follows MacKayla Lane, an ordinary woman who travels from Georgia to Ireland in hopes of finding her sister's killer. There, she falls into a fantastical world filled with ancient magic and mythical creatures. In this newly discovered realm, MacKalya is tasked with finding a book that could save both the real world and this new land she has come to inhabit.
Darkfever is being envisioned as a live-action fantasy. No production start date has been set.
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Swarley
This is NOT a young adult series!!
9 months agoby @swarleyFlag
SWAK1774
Cirque Du Freak should've been dark like the books. I would've preferred that they made it into a weekly cable series instead of a movie.
9 months agoby @swak1774Flag
Bawnian©-Dexeus
@swak1774 Yeah, they really bored me with that film
9 months agoby @bawnian-dexeusFlag
Bawnian©-Dexeus
@dan1 Popularity wise.
9 months agoby @bawnian-dexeusFlag
SWAK1774
Young adult novel series? No, it's not. I'm reading the last installment of the Fever series now. Ugh, they're going to ruin it like they did for the Cirque Du Freak series (although that was a young adult series, it shouldn't have been made into a family friendly comedy).
9 months agoby @swak1774Flag
Dan
Hmm.. so when they say they want it to be in line with Hunger Games and Twilight, they mean to say it will cut with a dull blade, and it's target audience will be teenage girls? Or just popularity-wise? Or both?
9 months agoby @dan1Flag