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Dave Boyle To Direct Reimagining Of Japanese Horror Film ‘Pulse’ For Screen Gems, Spyglass & Parker Finn’s Bad Feeling
EXCLUSIVE: Sony’s Screen Gems and Spyglass are developing a reimagining of the Japanese horror film Pulse, with Dave Boyle attached to direct, Deadline has learned.
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