Creators of Hit Film 'Paranormal Activity' To Create Spooky Project for ABC That Brings Hit Film's Syle to TV THR's Live Feed blog

The creators of the hit film "Paranormal Activity" have joined forces with Dreamworks TV and ABC Studios to create a spooky project for TV, reports James Hibberd at his Live Feed blog on the site of The Hollywood Reporter.

According to the article, " 'Paranormal' writer-director Oren Peli and 'Paranormal 2' screenwriter Michael R. Perry have co-created a new series idea that brings the horror hit's style to the small screen.Titled 'The River,' the story involves a search for a person who went missing on the Amazon river and employs the found-video footage format popularized by 'Blair Witch Project,' 'Cloverfield' and, of course, 'Paranormal Activity.' "

The history of "Paranormal Activity" is already legend in Hollywood. Reportedly, the movie cost $11,000 to make, was sold to distributor Paramount/Dreamworks for $350,000, and has made about $200 million worldwide.