The movie also stars Jordan Preston Carter as Mark Petrie, Alfre Woodard as Dr. Pullman ( Bad Times at the El Royale, Top Gun: Maverick) takes on the role of author Ben Mears, “a man who returns to his childhood home of Jerusalem’s Lot in search of inspiration for his next book only to discover his hometown is being preyed upon by a vampire, leading him to band together with a ragtag group that will fight the evil presence.” I think, not just lean on the jump scares, but lean on the more conceptual and visual things that, rather than a shock that fades out of your body in the next five minutes, something that's more visual, like an imprint that burnt into your retinas as a disturbing image that you'll wake up in the middle of the night that you can't shake out of your head." He went on to say: "So I think it's in good hands, Gary's a really smart guy who has a keen eye for things. He's a Stephen King hound dog so he doesn't wanna do Stephen dirty." So there are some parts where Gary had to press and find what was really at the heart of the movie to keep in, but for the most part, he's really true to the book and keeping a lot of the original dialogue in there. But also, the previous adaptation was a two-parter, because it's such a hefty book and there are so many different moving parts and so many characters. But Gary Dauberman, the director, is really keen on doing justice to the book. It's like, this and, there's such pressure, it's a hard concoction to conjure up to make it successful. Pullman told CB: "It's a scary thing doing these remakes, man. He also says that the director is keeping true to the book, which is exactly what I saw in the trailer. While we wait for an update on the highly-anticipated movie, the film’s star, Lewis Pullman, talks about the film and teases the type of horror that it will entail. Mark Hamill and His Return of the Jedi Prop Lightsaber Reunite in Pop Culture Quest Clip
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