Kevin Grevioux to Adapt his The Pale Horsemen

You know that huge black werewolf dude in the “Underworld” movies? His name is Kevin Grevioux, and he’s actually the co-creator/writer of the “Underworld” franchise. He’s also a comic book geek, and he’s published a couple of comics under DarkStorm Studios imprint, including “ZMD: Zombies of Mass Destruction” and “I, Frankenstein”, both of which have also been picked up for movie adaptations. His latest is “The Pale Horsemen”, but this time instead of giving it to other people to adapt, Grevioux will be doing it himself.

According to Variety, “The Pale Horsemen” is described as a supernatural thriller about a gang of hitmen who are forced to work together to solve the murder of their mentor.

Here’s more about the comic’s plot from Grevioux’s DarkStorm Studios:

Four years ago Sean Massen was a hit man… the best. Until he became the lone survivor of a mysterious hit that claimed the lives of 4 of his criminal friends. His near death experience set him on a path of redemption atoning for the sins he committed while on the wrong side of the law. However, given the path he is on… sometimes it’s not always so clear.

You see, presently Massen is the leader of the “Pale Horsemen”. An NSA sponsored black bag program that uses street-level hit men as government assassins. Under the careful tutelage of their handler, psychiatrist and former operative himself, Dr. Roman Gage, the Pale Horsemen take assignments that would make the espionage community blush.

Besides making his directorial debut on the “The Pale Horsemen”, Kevin Grevioux will also write the screenplay. Larry Meistrich and his Nehst Studios will produce.