Bryan Bertino, who recently launched his directorial career with “The Strangers,” is set to write and direct two more feature films for Rogue Pictures, according to Variety. The first project Bertino is taking on is “Black,” which at this stage is described as a thriller with supernatural elements. Next, he will rewrite and direct “Alone,” a thriller that has already been in development at Rogue for quite a while.
Bertino wrote and directed this year’s horror flick “The Strangers,” which was produced on a $10 million budget and ended up bringing its domestic gross to $49.7 million.
Besides his projects at Rogue, the director is also working on “Green Eyes,” a thriller produced by Scott Rudin.