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If You're Intrigued By Adam Driver's 65, You Really Need To Watch Haunt
By ANYA STANLEY
The trailer for "65" has dropped, and it's a dinos-vs-humans battle royale — except this time, man has high-tech weaponry. The latest feature from "A Quiet Place" co-writers Scott Beck and Bryan Woods sees double Oscar-nominee Adam Driver as intrepid hero Mills, a pilot stranded on a strange planet with some familiar flora and fauna.
Those who dig the new trailer won't necessarily have to wait until the March 2023 release date to see more from Beck and Woods. Just one year after "A Quiet Place," the dynamic duo crafted a slasher movie, “Haunt,” set in a good old haunted house attraction on Halloween night — a horror fan's dream picture with buckets of blood and mayhem.
Beck and Woods took on writing and directing duties for "Haunt," which tells the story of a group of college kids visiting a haunted house featuring catchpenny-masked performers. It starts as normally as any haunt — give up cell phones and sign waiver — but the students soon find that the performers are a bit zealous, and the scares are deadly.