Excitement is rippling through the horror community as reports suggest that the acclaimed filmmaking duo, Joel and Ethan Coen, known for their works such as Fargo, The Big Lebowski, and No Country for Old Men, are poised to reunite for an upcoming horror film. The revelation was seemingly disclosed by Ethan Coen during the Tromsø International Film Festival in Norway, as reported by Montages.

According to the website, Ethan Coen mentioned that he and his brother Joel have collaborated on a new script and intend to co-direct the project. The brothers, known for their diverse cinematic repertoire, are delving into the horror genre with this venture, promising a film that is described as “pure horror” and featuring intense levels of gore.

During a Q&A session at the festival, Ethan Coen allegedly shared insights into the upcoming project, stating, “It’s a pure horror film, and it gets very bloody.” He also made a comparison, suggesting that those who enjoyed their earlier work, specifically mentioning Blood Simple, might find this new project appealing. Interestingly, Tricia Cooke, Ethan’s wife and creative partner, characterized the film as “horribly funny.”

While all preparations are reportedly complete, there is a mention that Joel Coen may need to conclude another project before fully committing to this horror endeavor. Notably, Joel and Ethan Coen marked their directorial debut with Blood Simple in 1984, a neo-noir crime thriller that set the stage for their illustrious careers. This potential collaboration signals a return to their roots after both filmmakers pursued individual projects in recent years.

As the details of this mysterious horror project continue to unfold, horror enthusiasts are eagerly anticipating more updates on what promises to be an intriguing addition to the Coen Brothers’ filmography. Stay tuned for further developments.