Charli xcx and Takashi Miike Join Forces for New Horror Film Collaboration

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Who’s up for a Takashi Miike summer, as the prolific Japanese horror director teams up with pop sensation Charli xcx for his next film. The multi-talented artist, who has been making waves with her sixth studio album “Brat,” will not only star in the film, but will also produce it through her own production banner Studio365. This exciting project marks the second collaboration between xcx and Studio365, with the first being the highly anticipated A24 movie “The Moment.”

Charli xcx and Takashi Miike Join Forces for New Horror Film Collaboration

While specific plot details are being kept under wraps, fans can expect Miike’s signature extreme violence and gore, as seen in cult classics like “Audition” and “Ichi the Killer.” The film’s screenplay will be written by Ross Evans, known for his work on the script for “How to Save a Marriage,” which is currently in development at Sony with Robert Pattinson attached to produce.

This unexpected partnership between Charli xcx and Takashi Miike has caused quite a stir in the entertainment industry and among fans. The news was met with a mixture of excitement and curiosity, as it brings together two very different worlds – the mainstream pop music scene and the niche horror genre.

For Charli xcx, this is a major career move as she adds “film producer” to her already impressive list of credentials. The 28-year-old singer-songwriter has been making a name for herself in the music industry since her breakthrough hit “Boom Clap” in 2014. With her latest album “Brat” continuing to be a phenomenon, it’s clear that xcx is not afraid to take on new challenges and expand her creative horizons.

Similarly, for Takashi Miike, this collaboration with a mainstream pop star is a daring step into uncharted territory. Known for his unconventional and often disturbing films, Miike has a dedicated fan base within the horror community. However, teaming up with a non-traditional producer like Charli xcx could potentially introduce his work to a wider audience and bring a fresh perspective to his storytelling.

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