nightshift

  20th Century Studios’ latest production, “The Boogeyman,” derives from a short story written by the Master of Horror, Stephen King. The story is part of King’s “Night Shift” collection, which has provided the basis for several film adaptations including “Children of the Corn,” “Battleground,” “Lawnmower Man,” and “Jerusalem’s Lot.” Scott Beck, Bryan Woods, and Mark Heyman and their filmography are nothing but impressive. The writers of A Quiet Place and Black Swan making an adaption of a Stephen King story is exciting. Director Rob Savage better deliver because he is working with impressive scriptwriters. The Boogeyman Official Trailer   Sadie and her sister Sawyer, still grappling with their mother’s sudden passing. They have found their entire world turned upside down by this tragedy. Despite this, the sisters’ distress only made them a more susceptible target for an unseen force. In their weakened state, the sisters became the primary focus of the Boogeyman. It is a presence that preyed upon their vulnerability.  The ominous presence of evil has begun to haunt Sadie and her sister Sawyer