James Wan releases stills and work photos of horror film "Fatal Induction"

The new horror film "Fatal Induction" (also known as "Malignant" and "Malevolent") directed by James Wan has released new stills and work photos. The film tells the story of Mathison, played by Annabelle Wallis, who can see horrific hallucinations of murder scenes, but she slowly realizes that these daydreams-like things actually exist. Is the man named Gabriel a human or a devil? The movie will be released nationwide in the United States on September 10 this year.

"Fatal Induction" is the tenth work in James Wan's directorial career. Annabelle Wallis ("Annabelle", "X-Men: First Class") and Jack Abel co-starred in the film. Ingrid Bisu ("The Nun") co-wrote the script with Wan, and the two had just gotten married.

In an interview with IGN, James Wan said that the title of "Malignant" has multiple meanings. On the one hand, it touches on the inner horror, and on the other hand, it touches on the medical horror. Malignant is a medical term in oncology, which refers to the ability of tumors or cancer cells to proliferate indefinitely while also having the ability to infiltrate and metastasize to distant sites.

The heroine Mathison and her sister in the film want to find out the reason. She even thinks this is a horror version of "Frozen". There is a lot of sisterhood in the movie, and even more scary things.

James Wan said that he didn't want people to think that he was a repetitive director who could only make scary horror movies. In "Fatal Induction", he tried many new elements and wanted to change people's traditional view of him: James Wan only shoots demons and haunted houses.

"My goal was to create a villain that you weren't sure about. Was it a demon or a serial killer or a figment of someone's imagination? Was Gabriel an imaginary friend? I think the fun of the movie was trying to figure out what Gabriel was."