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We Sold Our Souls by Grady Hendrix
We Sold Our Souls by Grady Hendrix




We Sold Our Souls by Grady Hendrix

Souls drags guitarist Kris Pulaski – and the reader – through hurt, humiliation, and the kind of grime that doesn’t wash off. Drenched in conspiracy paranoia, Grady Hendrix’s dark fantasy plunges under the surface of music, pop culture, and commercialism, and discovers something sinister and ravenous beneath.

We Sold Our Souls by Grady Hendrix

Goldworm is represented by attorney Ashley Silver at Brecheen, Feldman, Breimer, Silver and Thompson.Hellbent for metal and hard-up for mercy, We Sold Our Souls follows an aging, has-been musician as she attempts to win back her dignity, and soul, from the bandmate that sold her out. He is currently developing “Devolution” at Legendary and “Whisper Man” with AGBO. He also served as creative advisor for the Sundance Native Scriptwriter’s lab in 2021. He is repped by Aperture, JABberwocky and Gang, Tyre, Ramer, Brown & Passman.Īshcroft rose up through the Venice Biennale Cinema College and the Torino Film Festival’s Up and Coming Program. His “Final Girl Support Group” is also in development at HBO Max with “The Flash” director Andy Muschietti and Charlize Theron among the producers. His additional titles include “We Sold Our Souls” and “Horrorstör,” which he is also set to adapt for New Republic. Hendrix is also the author of the bestselling “My Best Friend’s Exorcism,” which was recently adapted into the Amazon Studios film of the same name. Romel Adam and Jose Cañas will oversee for Ghost House. Sam Raimi and Rob Tapert’s Ghost House Pictures will produce the film with Hendrix and Adam Goldworm’s Aperture Entertainment.

We Sold Our Souls by Grady Hendrix We Sold Our Souls by Grady Hendrix

He’s childhood trauma incarnate, delivered from one generation to the next.” He’s the vehicle of an unfulfilled mother’s pain, her regrets and loneliness. “Pupkin represents the losses of growing up. “Hendrix has created a wholly original creature in Pupkin, one as iconic as Chuckie or Pennywise,” wrote The New York Times in its January review.






We Sold Our Souls by Grady Hendrix