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Slasher horror hit In A Violent Nature to get a sequel

July 27, 2024 by Matt Rodgers

IFC Films and Shudder have announced that Johnny, the masked killer from indie-slasher In A Violent Nature, is set to pick up the axe once more for a sequel to the breakout horror hit.

Per Variety’s report and the teaser poster released by IFC Films (see below), it was revealed that a sequel to the $4.5 million grossing slasher was in the early stages of development. As well as bringing back Jason Voorhees-style killer Johnny, the first film’s writer and director, Chris Nash, will return as screenwriter.

Telling the oft-told tale of a masked-maniac on a rampage, but from the point-of-view of the boogeyman, we called In A Violent Nature “a delirious, brutal, gory “you sick fuck” good time” in our review (which you can read here).

Head of AMC Networks’ film group Scott Shooman said in a statement that “with the sequel, we aim to prove that Johnny can be bigger, meaner, and his kills can only get more impressive.”

SEE ALSO: In a Violent Nature and Other Slasher Movies That Subvert the Genre

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Filed Under: Matt Rodgers, Movies, News Tagged With: Chris Nash, IFC Films, In a Violent Nature, In A Violent Nature 2, Shudder

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