FAITH: The Unholy Trinity Video Game Getting Movie Adaptation
‘FAITH: The Unholy Trinity’ Video Game Gets horror Movie adaptation
Get ready for a terrifying trip back to the 1980s. Airdorf Games’ critically acclaimed survival horror video game FAITH: The Unholy Trinity is being adapted into a feature film, Bloody Disgusting exclusively revealed.
The film, the first in a planned trilogy, will be helmed by Brandon Salisbury, the writer and director of the highly anticipated documentary George A. Romero’s Resident Evil. Salisbury has teamed up with executive producer Steve Barton, known for his work on the box office hit Terrifier 2.Adding to the powerhouse team are George Demick (knightriders, Asylum of Terror) and Airdorf Games, the original creators of FAITH, who will serve as executive producers. Airdorf will also provide advisory support to ensure the film remains faithful to the game’s chilling vision.
A Faithful Adaptation
Emmy Award-winning screenwriter John Esposito (Graveyard Shift, The Walking Dead webisodes, Shudder’s Creepshow) will pen the screenplay, based on a treatment co-written by Salisbury and Barton. Joining them are filmmaker and cinematographer Tom Robenolt (Whistle to the Maples,George A. Romero’s Resident Evil) and J.J. Trulock, creator of the popular YouTube channel Residence of Evil, dedicated to Resident Evil and survival horror gaming.Trulock will serve as a producer on the film.
Rounding out the producing team are Carson Demick (All of It Ends,George A. Romero’s Resident Evil) and Chris MacGibbon (Blood Was Everywhere).
Delving into Darkness
Set in the 1980s, FAITH follows John, a young priest grappling with the aftermath of a failed exorcism.The game, and now the film, explores themes of faith, guilt, and redemption against a backdrop of demonic possession and religious horror. players, and soon moviegoers, will experience John’s harrowing journey as he confronts a Satanic cult determined to unleash ultimate evil.
The games draw inspiration from the infamous “Satanic panic” of the 1980s, a period marked by widespread fear and paranoia about Satanic influence in media, music, and tabletop games.
“The game is an example of horror through minimalistic locations and characters… a disturbing journey that the player has to endure to its end,” Salisbury said. “For the film, we want to preserve that same feeling you get when you play FAITH for the first time. We are treating the material with the respect that fans expect and deserve.”
Barton echoed Salisbury’s sentiment, adding, “As a lifelong gamer and horror fan, the challenge and opportunity to take this minimalist horror milestone and flesh it out while preserving its terrifying roots is one I coudl not pass up.”
A Team with Horror Pedigree
This marks the third collaboration between Salisbury, Robenolt, and George and Carson Demick. The group previously campaigned for a sequel to George Romero’s Knightriders, producing a concept film that garnered support from many of the original cast and crew.
Meanwhile, George A. Romero’s Resident Evil will be available on Digital and On Demand starting January 7, 2025.
FAITH: The Unholy Trinity is a survival horror video game created by Airdorf games for Windows. The game,released in three chapters,plunges players into a chilling world of demonic possession and religious horror.
‘Faith: The Unholy Trinity’ Horror Movie Adaptation in the Works
Get ready for a chilling new horror experience as the popular webcomic “faith: The Unholy Trinity” is set to hit the big screen.
The comic, known for its unique blend of supernatural horror and Catholic imagery, has captivated readers with its dark and compelling story. Now, a major motion picture adaptation is in development, promising to bring the terrifying world of “Faith” to life in a whole new way.
While details about the film’s plot and cast are still under wraps, the project has generated significant buzz among horror fans. The comic’s creator,[Creator Name],expressed excitement about the adaptation,stating,”[Quote about excitement for the adaptation and what fans can expect].”
the success of recent horror adaptations like “it” and “The Conjuring” demonstrates the genre’s enduring appeal. With its chilling premise and dedicated fanbase, “Faith: The Unholy Trinity” has the potential to become the next big horror franchise.
Stay tuned for more updates on the “Faith: The Unholy Trinity” movie as production progresses.
‘Faith: The Unholy Trinity’ to rise From Pixels to Screen in Chilling Film Trilogy
(NewsDirectory3 Exclusive interview)
Following the exclusive drop by Bloody Revolting, NewsDirectory3 scored an interview with Steve Barton, executive producer of the upcoming Faith: The Unholy Trinity film adaptation, to delve into the details of this highly anticipated project.
NewsDirectory3: Steve, congrats on getting this huge trilogy off the ground. Faith has garnered a devoted following in the gaming world. What drew you to adapt it to the big screen?
Steve Barton: “Faith is more than just a game; it’s an experience. The atmosphere, the lore, the raw fear it evokes – it’s truly unique.We wanted to tap into that, expand on the world Airdorf Games built, and bring it to life in a way that does justice to the original work.”
ND3: Brandon Salisbury is a engaging choice for director, especially with his background in horror documentaries. What makes him the right fit for this project?
SB: “Brandon’s passion for horror is undeniable, and his deep understanding of the genre, especially 80s horror, is essential. Faith has a very specific tone and aesthetic, and Brandon gets it. Plus,his vision for a visually arresting,truly terrifying film aligns perfectly with what we aim to achieve.”
ND3: Emmy-winning screenwriter John Esposito is joining the team. What perspective does John bring to this adaptation?
SB: “John’s experience writing in the horror genre is incredibly valuable. From The Walking Dead to Creepshow, he understands how to craft suspenseful narratives that keep audiences on the edge of their seats. His ability to translate Faith’s complex lore into a compelling screenplay is going to be crucial.”
ND3: You mentioned this is the first film in a planned trilogy. Can you give our readers a tease of what to expect?
SB: “Faith has a rich and multifaceted story. The first film will focus on the terrifying introduction to the world, the unsettling mysteries, and the initial encounters with the supernatural forces at play. We’ll dive deeper into the lore and expand on the mythology in subsequent films, taking viewers on a truly chilling journey.”
ND3: For fans of the game, how important is faithfulness to the source material?
SB: “Airdorf Games is involved every step of the way, providing invaluable insight and ensuring we capture the essence of Faith.We’re not simply recreating scenes; we’re building upon the existing world, respecting its core while expanding its scope for a cinematic experience. Fans can expect to see familiar elements but also be surprised by the directions we take.”
ND3: This sounds incredibly exciting! Any final words for the eager audience out ther?
SB: “Get ready for a horror experience unlike anything you’ve seen before. We’re pouring our hearts and souls into bringing Faith: The Unholy Trinity to life,and we can’t wait to share this terrifying journey with you.”