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Exclusive: Krysten Ritter is to direct the first four episodes of an adaptation of Crypt TV’s Girl In The Woods for Peacock.

The NBCU streamer has ordered an eight-episode series based on the horror company’s The Door In The Woods and its sequel The Girl in the Woods.

The series will have a new cast from the movies, which starred the likes of Kal Penn and Peyton List.

Set in the Pacific Northwest, Girl In The Woods follows Carrie’s escape from her mysterious, cult-like colony that guards the world from monsters hidden behind a secret door within the woods.

Crypt TV was launched in 2015 by Jack Davis and filmmaker Eli Roth with Blumhouse Productions as an investor. Its monsters have spawned five original series on Facebook Watch including The Birch and feature in Netflix anthology series Don’t Watch This. The Girl in the Woods deal is...

We’ve reached the end of a very long road. Sean and Daniel’s journey is over in its entirety. Over this past year and three months of watching their story, it’s warmed and broke my heart so often. Their relationship has made everything very worthwhile. I’ve never seen a game that so accurately captures what it’s like to be a sibling and the love and sacrifices that can come with it. As Daniel asks, “How does the story of the Wolf Brothers end?”. Depending on how choices, it’s either very bittersweet or tragic but in any case, each ending is incredibly satisfying for your choices and how you’ve shaped Sean and Daniel.

Taking place seven weeks after the events of ‘Faith’, Sean and Daniel have been peacefully living in a desert commune with their mother (Karen) and a whole bunch of people who left society behind them.

Despite coming in the wake of a popular release, Life Is Strange 2 has struggled to reach a wide audience. However, even as a sequel, it’s also a very different game than its predecessor. Bleaker and more frustrating, the journey of Sean and Daniel has been harsher than just about anything Max had to deal with at the same point. And yet, there is hope. The latest episode, Wastelands, introduces a new home and allies for the duo, but their situation still remains tenuous.

Picking up several months after the events of Rules, Wastelands has the brothers crashing with a new group of friends. Introduced in the last chapter, vagabond Finn has cobbled together a group of like-minded individuals to work at a nearby marijuana farm. When not working for the menacing Merrill, though, the group passes the time at a local campground. While not every relationship is strong, Sean...

It’s been a long wait for Episode 2. After the amazing debut, the expectations were running high so did ‘Rules’ deliver and prove to be worth the wait or did the momentum come to a halt?

Life is Strange 2 – Episode 2: Rules takes place one month after the events of Roads. Sean and Daniel have been living in this cabin in the woods while Daniel is being trained how to use his powers. All things considered, it’s not too bad for them even if they’re living on a ravioli diet and don’t have a working bathroom. However, winter has come and it is making Daniel sick. This drives Sean to bite the bullet and go to their grandparent’s residence to get help.

The theme of this episode is rules and what I call walking the fine line. For Sean, it’s the fine line between sibling and parent.