Silent Hill Movie Director Burns Rumor Mills and Confirms Everything!

Leaks are always a thing. Sometimes they are correct because information has leaked out. But it is not uncommon for the supposed data leak to have originated in the minds of the gaming community. Leaks should therefore usually be treated with caution.

However, today’s message around Silent Hill goes in an extremely odd direction as the film director Christopher Goose, known for adapting the movie “Silent Hill” – which also filmed “The Wolves’ Pact” and “Beauty and the Beast” (from 2014) – simply torched the entire rumor mill. He really confirms everything and immediately gives some more information along the way.

Silent Hill in production, Konami remains silent

For those who are not that familiar with the topic: Silent Hill is about to several new games receive. There is a Silent Hill 2 remake in conversation, a episodic spin-off title and a whole new main entry should also be produced. But whether all of this is true is still an open secret.

What did the director confirm? Christophe Ganse is a real bombshell. He had previously confirmed that he was at one new Silent Hill movie work. So Silent Hill will come with a third movie stocked. And now he goes one step further.

He calmly explains to the French website Jeuxactu that his new “Silent Hill” film is a part a global policy be. He confirms all current rumours.

And so his film is “just one part of many” as far as Silent Hill is concerned. He explains that Konami from Capcom’s actions be fascinated with Resident Evil 2 and Resident Evil 3 could achieve great success. So the RE remakes didn’t pass Konami by – on the contrary, they would have the enterprise “suddenly shaken awake” and tempted to act.

Now the question arises how long Konami this cloak of silence can still be maintained. Because to date, they haven’t officially announced any of this. They only gave the gaming community a sign of life, but rather that a “we hear you” represented while Trademark rights renewed became.

And it’s probably high time if they don’t want to bury the Silent Hill brand. After all, it’s been around ten years since Silent Hill: Book of Memories was released for the PS Vita. The first attempt to breathe new life into the franchise famously hit home pt fail.