Hannah Berry’s graphic novel “Adamtine” is set to transition to the big screen, as reported by Deadline this morning. Wiip has secured the rights to adapt the chilling graphic novel into a feature film.

Mark Roybal, known for his work on “Mare of Easttown,” will produce the upcoming horror movie in collaboration with wiip’s Paul Lee and Nate Winslow. Additionally, Berry herself will be an executive producer on the project.

“Adamtine” explores the unsettling tale of four strangers on the last train home, each with their unique connections to a serial killer. They find themselves pursued by a lurking, shapeless evil, with no escape from its relentless stalking.

Expressing her anticipation, Hannah Berry remarked in a statement this week, “I’m very much looking forward to working with wiip and – in the best possible way – unsettling a lot of people together.”

Originally published in 2012, “Adamtine” captivated readers with its gripping narrative, and now, the adaptation aims to bring the same sense of unease to the silver screen.