Stephen King’s “Autopsy Room Four”to Become a Feature Film
Renowned author Stephen King is set to captivate audiences once again as his 1997 short story, “Autopsy Room Four,”is being transformed into a feature film. This adaptation draws inspiration from the iconic episode of Alfred Hitchcock Presents, directed by the legendary filmmaker himself. King’s oeuvre frequently intertwines with various artistic mediums, reflecting the influence of horror novelist H.P. Lovecraft among others in shaping his chilling narratives.
Details of the Adaptation
According to a report by Deadline, the forthcoming feature will be developed by writer and director Ranjeet S. Marwa, along with producer Jon Levin. “Autopsy Room Four”is part of the short story collection Everything’s Eventual, and centers on a harrowing scenario where a man realizes he is immobile and entombed within an autopsy room. This gripping premise is reminiscent of the suspenseful plot of the Hitchcock episode “Breakdown.”
What to Expect
Fans of King’s work can look forward to a tense and atmospheric film that captures the essence of both the original story and Hitchcock’s masterful storytelling. As the adaptation progresses, further details are anticipated to be released, promising an engaging visual interpretation of this spine-chilling tale.
More updates coming soon…
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