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Through the Lens Entertainment and Fangoria Studios Partner to Produce Films By Legendary Horror Manga Artist Junji Ito: "Through the Lens Entertainment (Ttle), a prominent player in the entertainment industry known for its innovative approach to film and media, proudly reports a new partnership with Fangoria, the iconic brand synonymous with horror culture. This strategic co-development and co-production deal, marks the beginning of an exciting new chapter in manga horror entertainment, promising enthusiasts and new fans innovation, culturally appropriate new manga films and accurate manga adaptations.

The first three mangas that will be co-developed are from the legendary Japanese horror mangaka/manga author and artist Junji Ito: Bloodsucking Darkness and The Mystery of the Haunted House Part 1 and Part 2.

Through the Lens Entertainment's partnership with Fangoria is poised to redefine the horror and manga experience, offering fans an immersive journey into the macabre through motion pictures.

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Last year, Fangoria Studios announced plans to bring some of Junji Ito's stories to the screen in the form of film adaptations. The first to be announced was Bloodsucking Darkness , with more promised from the pages of the Smashed: Junji Ito Story Collection manga. The latest update has Fangoria Studios teaming up with Through the Lens Entertainment to adapt the aforementioned story and Mystery of the Haunted House Part 1 and Part 2 . Producers under Fangoria Studios include Armen Aghaeian, Tara Ansley and Abhi Goel. Junji Ito will also serve as producer along with Yasu Kutami and Tsubasa Yamaguchi of Amuse Group USA, and Aditya Chand and Jay Van Hoy of Through the Lens Entertainment. Indie producer Carlos Aguirre will serve as executive producer. Related: Junji Ito Manga Bloodsucking Darkness Gets Live-Action Feature at Fangoria Studios Here's what Through the Lens owner and filmmaker Aditya Chand said about the projects: "Through...

Last year brought news that Fangoria Studios was teaming with legendary horror mangaka Junji Ito on a live-action adaptation of Bloodsucking Darkness along with two additional live-action feature films. A new report from Screen Daily reveals what those mysterious projects are.

It was previously teased that Bloodsucking Darkness was “set to be the first of three projects that Fangoria plans to adapt from Ito’s hit vampire series Smashed: Junji Ito Story Collection.”

Now, Pan-Asian studio Through the Lens Entertainment (Ttle) has teamed with Fangoria Studios to produce Bloodsucking Darkness , The Mystery Of The Haunted House Part 1 and The Mystery Of The Haunted House Part 2.

In the Junji Ito stories, “Bloodsucking Darkness follows a girl with an eating disorder who vomits blood and is stalked by vampire bats, while The Mystery Of The Haunted House revolves around two friends who must escape a ghostly home and its demented proprietor. The...

Pan-Asian studio Through the Lens Entertainment (Ttle) has teamed with Fangoria Studios to produce three films based on works by Japanese horror manga author Junji Ito.

It was revealed last year that Fangoria was developing a live-action feature based on Ito’s manga Bloodsucking Darkness. However, the US outfit now also plans to adapt Ito’s The Mystery Of The Haunted House Part 1 and Part 2 and has partnered with Singapore-based Ttle to help realise the projects.

Bloodsucking Darkness follows a girl with an eating disorder who vomits blood and is stalked by vampire bats, while The Mystery Of The Haunted...

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