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Konami releases the first trailer for Return to Silent Hill. Directed by Christopher Gans, the trailer hints at an unnerving journey into the horrors of Silent Hill.

Konami has released the first trailer for Return To Silent Hill, teasing the franchise's return to the big screen. Directed by Christopher Gans, who helmed the original 2006 movie, the 2024 feature is an adaptation of 2001's Silent Hill 2 and serves as a reboot of the movie series. In Return to Silent Hill, Jeremy Irvine's James Sunderland ventures into the unnerving fog of Silent Hill in hopes of finding his love, unprepared for the mind-shattering horrors within.

Following a behind-the-scenes featurette, Konami has released the first trailer for Return to Silent Hill. Check it out below:

Take a look at the gripping new trailer of #Returntosilenthill directed and produced by Christophe Gans with music composer @AkiraYamaoka.Coming soon. pic.twitter.com/1gTcSAapnc Konami...

A new behind-the-scenes video offers a first look at James Sunderland and other returning game characters in the upcoming Silent Hill movie reboot. Director Christophe Gans is dedicated to creating a faithful adaptation of the second game in the horror franchise in the upcoming film. Return to Silent Hill is not expected to be a direct sequel to either original film, but instead hew closer to its source material.

With production currently underway on the reboot, a new Return to Silent Hill behind-the-scenes video reveals the first look at James Sunderland and more returning game characters.

As part of a grand showcase presentation for the franchise, Konami revealed a special behind-the-scenes video look at Return to Silent Hill.

The video, as seen above, offers a plethora of footage from the set of the upcoming reboot, showing director Christophe Gans' dedication to creating a faithful adaptation of the second game in the horror franchise.

A new sneak peek has been revealed for the upcoming film Return to Silent Hill. The movie is directly inspired by Silent Hill 2, which has a video game remake in the works and remains one of the franchise's most beloved installments.

On May 30, a special transmission was streamed that provided a deep look at the upcoming Silent Hill 2 video game remake. Also included in the video was some brief footage from Return to Silent Hill along with some behind-the-scenes snippets and some comments from director Christophe Gans. The footage reveals a look at actor Jeremy Irvine in the role of James Sunderland, the protagonist from Silent Hill 2, and it also suggests that the movie will be very faithful to the game. The transmission video, along with screenshots of the Return to Silent Hill footage, can be seen below.

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The announcement was made Monday by producers Alex Poots, artistic director and CEO of The Shed; Madani Younis, chief executive producer of The Shed; and Tim Levy, co-director of the London Theatre Company.

The limited nine-week engagement begins previews October 18, with an official opening October 26 at The Shed’s Griffin Theater as part of the venue’s fall 2022 season.

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