Smile, it is about to get terrifying: Story Kitchen is developing a film adaptation of horror game MADiSON
Translated with AI from the Russian original.
The production company seems to have set out to adapt every game it can get its hands on.
The psychological horror game MADiSON will be turned into a feature film. According to Variety, production company Story Kitchen has reached a deal for an adaptation with Bloodious Games, the studio behind the original game. The film is planned for a theatrical release; however, a distributor, director, and screenwriter have not yet been announced.
Story Kitchen co-founders Dmitri Johnson and Mike Goldberg want to preserve the experience that made MADiSON memorable to players:
“Players remember not only the story, but what it did to them. Our job is to bring that physical sensation into a theater without losing what makes this world a Bloodious world.”
In the original 2022 game, Luca Maxwell wakes up in a dark room with blood on his hands and finds himself dragged into a ritual started decades ago by the serial killer Madison. The main survival tool is a Polaroid instant camera: photographs help players interact with the supernatural world, solve puzzles, and uncover the secrets of the protagonist’s family.
MADiSON has joined Story Kitchen’s already impressive lineup of adaptations. The company is also working on projects based on Sifu, It Takes Two, Just Cause, Streets of Rage, and more than a dozen other games that currently have no release dates. However, the slate is gradually moving forward: 2027 is expected to bring an adaptation of Life is Strange, a Tomb Raider TV series, and “Sonic the Hedgehog 4”, all of which Story Kitchen has had a hand in developing.
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