Selena Gomez & STRANGER THINGS Producer Team for BLACK SWAN-Style Horror Thriller DOLLHOUSE

Selena Gomez (The Dead Don’t Die) will be teaming with Stranger Things producer Shawn Levy for a new psychological horror-thriller called Dollhouse.

Plot details are being kept under wraps but we do know the movie will be developed as a starring vehicle for Gomez and will be set in “the upper echelon of New York City’s fashion scene” and will be “in the vein of Black Swan.”

Gomez will produce under her July Moon Productions banner with Dan Cohen and Levy. Patricia Braga will oversee for STX. Emily Morris will oversee for 21 Laps.

The search is underway for a director to bring the flick to the big screen using a screenplay penned by Michael Paisley.

STXfilms’ Adam Fogelson says: “Selena’s involvement is an exciting direction for this project. She is supremely talented as both a star and a producer. Teaming Selena with Shawn and Dan’s expertise in the horror-thriller genre will elevate Dollhouse and we couldn’t be more thrilled by the way this is being developed.”

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