Horror Legends Align: Langenkamp and Jones Star in 'Another', A Film Destined to Eclipse the Stars
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Hey, what’s up? Have you ever wondered if the stars align just right, could your dead husband come back to make you pancakes? No? Well, I guess it’s time to check your celestial calendar, because our dear friend horror visionary Andy Chen’s got a new flick in the works, weaving together grief, breakfast, and a dash of mind-bending horror. It’s like if M. Night Shyamalan decided to break bread with your ghosts. Now, I’m not saying “Another” is just another movie about loss and love – this one’s gonna keep you up at night, not just for the scares, but possibly because you’ll be questioning your own existence, I mean, if your partner could just pop out of the astral plane, what else is possible?
This isn’t just some spooky tale though. We’ve got Heather Langenkamp, the original Elm Street scream queen, and Doug Jones, the guy who can make you cry as a fish-man, teaming up. It’s like all your childhood horror dreams (or nightmares) are coming together in this crazy cosmic soup. Nightmares and pancakes, what’s not to love? The movie dives deep into human emotions, blending it with the supernatural in a way that makes you wonder if your own reality is just a bit more speculative than you thought. So, are you ready to have your morning caffeine spiked with existential dread? I bet Virgos will hate this…
Get ready to have your perception of breakfast turned upside down. No spoilers, but ‘Another’ is said to delve into the bizarre space where reality frays at the edges, where love and logic brawl, where memories materialize in unexpected ways. Want to fry your brain with your eggs? Keep an eye on what Andy Chen’s cooking up with Heather, Doug, and the gang. This is one film set during Virgo season that’s not gonna play by the rules. Are you itching to see how this gruesome, yet captivating, breakfast-gone-wrong turns out? Tune in, we’ve got details hot off the pan, and if your sun sign is telling you anything, let it whisper these words: This one’s a must-watch.
Last year, filmmaker Andy Chen caught a lot of attention with his short film The Spider, which put a body horror spin on the concept of Spider-Man. Now, our friends at Bloody Disgusting have learned that Chen is making his feature directorial debut with a horror movie called Another – and there are a couple of genre icons in the cast! Heather Langenkamp of A Nightmare on Elm Street and Doug Jones of The Shape of Water star in Another alongside Bob Morley (The 100), India de Beaufort (Kimi), and Anna Akana (A Million Little Things).
Scripted by Chen and Alexander Hernandez-Maxwell, Another follows Joey (de Beaufort), a grief-stricken author haunted by the death of her husband, Ben (Morley), a brilliant physicist. When Ben inexplicably appears one morning, alive and well, making breakfast in their kitchen, Joey is thrust into a waking nightmare where grief, memory, and reality begin to unravel.
Artin John and Kealani Kitaura are producing the project, which will be filming in multiple Los Angeles locations, including at Cinepacks Studios in Burbank, Chen’s own state-of-the-art production facility. John told Bloody Disgusting, “Andy’s vision is striking, emotionally intelligent, and always unexpected. He’s not just scaring audiences—he’s telling a story that sticks with you. We’ve built a creative family over several years, and this film is a huge next step.“
Chen added, “Another is more than a horror film—it’s a meditation on grief, love, and fractured reality. I’m pulling inspiration from storytellers like M. Night Shyamalan, Christopher Nolan, and Denis Villeneuve to create something atmospheric, emotional, and uniquely immersive. It’s the kind of film I’ve always wanted to make.” Chen has a decade of short film directing credits to his name, and has also done a lot of work as a cinematographer.
After watching The Spider, I’m looking forward to seeing what Andy Chen will do with his feature directorial debut – and the fact that Heather Langenkamp and Doug Jones are in the cast makes me even more interested in seeing how Another is going to turn out.
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