The second Silent Hill film, Silent Hill - Revelation, is generally regarded as being much worse, but Gans was not involved with that one. While the original Silent Hill reviewed poorly at release, it has enjoyed something of a cult following, and is generally regarded as one of the better film adaptations of a game. 'The project will always be anchored in this atmosphere of a small American town, ravaged by Puritanism. 'And we're also working on a new Silent Hill, Gans continued. The most recent game in the series was Fatal Frame: Maiden of Black Water on Wii U, which used the GamePad as a camera. I especially don't want to uproot the game from its Japanese haunted house setting.' This will be the first adaptation of the series. 'I am working on the adaptation of the video game Project Zero. 'I have two horror film projects with (producer) Victor Hadida,' Gans told the site. He told the site that he's also working on adapting another horror videogame series- Fatal Frame, a Japan-set series about seeking out ghosts with a camera. The French director spoke to the film site Allociné in his native language, and Rely on Horror has provided a translation of his statements. Christophe Gans, the director of 2006's Silent Hill film adaptation, is planning on returning to the town for a follow-up.
