Marvel stars from two different TV shows are set to team up in new psychological horror movie Lovely, Dark, and Deep.
Agents of SHIELD actor Nick Blood and Daredevil and Iron Fist star Wai Ching Ho have both signed up to star alongside Krypton's Georgina Campbell in the horror, which is written and directed by Midnight Mass writer Teresa Sutherland, Deadline reports.
Lovely, Dark, and Deep will centre around Lennon (Campbell), a new backcountry ranger who travels alone through the dangerous wilderness in the hope of discovering the origins of a tragedy that has haunted her for years.
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Deep in the backcountry, she will encounter seasoned park ranger Jackson (Blood), while also involved will be District Ranger Zhang (Ho), the most senior ranger in the national park who will go to any lengths to protect it.
It sounds as if there could be something terrible lurking around the corner...
Campbell is known for her roles in Broadchurch, The Pale Horse, His Dark Materials and Black Mirror episode 'Hang the DJ', while she also won the BAFTA TV Award for Best Actress for her role in Murdered by My Boyfriend in 2014.
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Blood played Lance Hunter in Agents of SHIELD, while he has also starred in Strike, Babylon, Euphoria and Him & Her.
Ho, meanwhile, took on the role of the villainous Madame Gao in Daredevil and Iron Fist, as well as the team-up series The Defenders. She is also known for her roles in New Amsterdam, Fresh Off the Boat and Awkwafina Is Nora from Queens.
Production is now underway on Lovely, Dark, and Deep, which does not yet have a confirmed release date.
Another Agents of SHIELD star, Diane Doan, recently signed up for a horror-tinged movie of her own in the form of Reunion, which sees a murder take place at a high-school reunion party during a snowstorm.
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