As you all know, it was recently revealed that filming for the Return to Silent Hill movie, inspired by the Silent Hill 2 game, had finished. It didn't get the attention or follow-up it deserved from fans of the horror and mystery-based series, since the film was based on the events of the second game in the series. The aforementioned has been in the works for quite some time now.

“Receiving two new Silent Hill 2 novels in such a short period of time may be strange to many, but the good and exciting news here is that those behind the film have brought back the French director.”Christopher Jans”who directed the first original Silent Hill film, is working on the long-awaited sequel.

Jans He is a very talented director with a strong artistic vision, and he can also be trusted to lead this project, especially since he had a good influence on gaming without many people knowing, since in 2001 Ganz directed the film Le Pacte Des Loups, which was known in the West as Brotherhood of the Wolf.

The aforementioned film tells the story of two hunters who try to track down a monster called “Gévaudan”, a supernatural predator that hunted humans in the French province of Gévaudan and killed more than a hundred people in the 18th century.

Although the film's story is in one way or another based on real historical novels or legends, it can directly remind us of FromSoftware's Bloodborne game, which is similar to the film's story in many points and is clearly heavily influenced by it.

Actually, this is not an assumption or just rumors or news passed on by people, as I had notHidetaka Miyazaki“The director of Elden Ring and Bloodborne has no problem admitting that he adopted many aspects of the film in Bloodborne through his interview with IGN in Brazil, which was in Portuguese. For this reason, few people know about the direct influence between the director of Return to Silent Hill, one of our most beloved Souls games.