| Release Date: | TBA |
| Cast: | TBA |
| Director: | Todd Lincoln |
| Screen Writer(s): | Justin Marks |
| Official Site: | TBA |
| Trailers: | None |
| Status: | Script Stage |
| Synopsis/Plot: | Hack/Slash follows the adventures of Cassie Hack, a teenage girl who survives a slasher attack, and then travels the country hunting down knife-wielding, teenager-slaying maniacs |
| News and Rumors: |
April 9, 2008: Justin Marks has been hired to adapt Hack/Slash, Rogue Pictures' adaptation of the Devil's Due Publishing comic book Todd Lincoln will direct, says Variety. The comic, created by Tim Seeley and Stefano Caselli, revolves around Cassie Hack, a young woman who travels the country and takes on homicidal maniacs and serial killers along the way. The trade says the action film will be heavy on comedy and horror. Source: Superherohype
July 27, 2007: ShockTillYouDrop.com reports that Transformers star Megan Fox is "incredibly interested" in the role of Cassie Hack in Rogue Pictures' Hack/Slash. Based on the horror comic book series, the film will be written and directed by Todd Lincoln, and produced by Adrian Askarieh and Daniel Alter. "Hack/Slash," created by Tim Seeley and Stefano Caselli, chronicles the adventures of Hack, a young woman who travels to small towns across the country hunting slashers. Source: Superherohype
May 10, 2006: Variety is reporting that Rogue Pictures, the "genre arm" of Universal's Focus Features, has acquired the rights to Tim Seeley and Stefano Caselli's Hack/Slash comic book series. Hack/Slash is one of the premier homegrown properties developed by Devil's Due Publishing, which also publishes a number of licensed comics. Hack/Slash follows the adventures of Cassie Hack, a teenage girl who survives a slasher attack, and then travels the country hunting down knife-wielding, teenager-slaying maniacs. Music video director Todd Lincoln is set to helm the Hack/Slash film, and is currently writing the script along with Martin Schenk, who worked with Lincoln on a remake of The Fly. Seeley and Caselli's Hack/Slash has already been adapted for the stage.
