Clarke.'įar too epic… and simply too good… to relegate it to a single film. The Necroscope universe allows us to explore the global themes of horror in a way never done before and is a great addition to our slate of epic, award-winning, large scale IP, which includes work by sci-fi visionary Arthur C. We are so thankful to Glenn Hetrick for introducing us to his vision for this remarkable, award winning franchise. The adaptation work leans heavily into the verisimilitude of Lumley’s rich, supernatural mythology – specifically in regard to its parallels with real world philosophies, religions and history… the science of Magick… grounding our story in the most terrifying fictional reality ever created.' Of course, we will follow Harry Keogh through his journey while discovering the dread secrets of the shapeshifting, alien Vamphyri… and by plotting the main arcs across multiple seasons, we have the opportunity to take a deep dive into the diverse, global roster of psychic agents as they help to unveil their shocking origin. Coupled with an integrity to both character & story, this unique approach will allow us to ‘peel back the curtain’ for a brand-new generation of global audience members while honoring the heritage so adored by the massive fan base. I am fully committed to breathing life into every molecule of the visually compelling elements that comprise this sprawling literary universe, and I intend to do so with a terrifying veracity.

Hetrick had this to say about the project: It's said that Hetrick has been conceptualizing an adaptation of Necroscope ever since the release of the first book in 1986. The adaptations are being developed by McCreary, Gary Lucchesi, Glenn Hetrick, and Michael McKay.

Lumley has provided them with plenty of material to work with, as there are currently 18 books in the Necroscope series. Episodic television, animated features, video games, graphic novels, 'emerging formats', they're all on the table. Morgan Freeman and Lori McCreary's production company Revelations Entertainment has acquired the rights to bring bestselling author Brian Lumley's Necroscope series of sci-fi horror novels to life on the screen across multiple media formats.

Necroscope books in order