Right now, it’s managed to metamorphose from being just a comic book series into a television series, too. I think what’s going to happen is, whether I like it or not, The Island is going to reboot itself. I’m not going to say too much about that at the moment, because it’s going to get complicated. But, speaking with, you said that project now has an estimated five-year production schedule. Moreau script into a comic book with Humanoids are seemingly still moving forward. Your plans to adapt your The Island of Dr. Moreau and Lost Soul, as well as his favorite works of Lovecraft-esque cosmic horror. The Hollywood Reporter spoke with him over the phone last week about a handful of unrealized projects after Dr. Now: Stanley’s working on his second feature in a proposed trilogy of Lovecraft adaptations. While there, Stanley made documentary features like The Otherworld (2011), as well as fictional shorts, like his contribution to the 2013 horror anthology The Theatre Bizarre (for which he adapted Clark Ashton Smith’s “Mother of Toads”).
Moreau - and ascendant filmmaking career - fell through, he retreated to Montségur, a mountainous, secluded commune in southern France.
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