The game "Dead Space" may be adapted into a movie.

CTOnews.com January 14 news, American director John Carpenter (John Carpenter) recently hinted in an interview with foreign media Variety that a team may have adapted the game "death Space" (Dead Space) into a movie. But it should be impossible for Carpenter to take the helm of the film himself.

Asked if it was possible to adapt "Dead Space", the 75-year-old director said:

No no no. I don't know how the message spread. I am an experienced gamer, I like to play a lot of games. I was bowing my head and playing with my new digital camera RED when I happened to mention to them that I wanted to make a Dead Space movie.

Then the message spread like this. Everyone asks me, "when are you going to start shooting?" I don't think I'm going to be involved, but I know a director is already involved. So I won't take part in the shoot unless someone asks me to.

I am very much looking forward to the upcoming release of Dead Space in January this year.

CTOnews.com small class: John Carpenter is known as "Master of Horror" and "Master of B-Class movies". Graduated from the University of Southern California, he and his good friend Dan O'Bannon co-created the maiden feature film Black Planet (1974). Two years later, Carpenter's "Blood spatter No. 13 Police Station" created a new popular style for B-rated movies. With the launch of Halloween in 1979, Carpenter completely established his unshakeable master status in the field of horror films.

"Dead Space" is the general name of a series of third-person over-the-shoulder shooters launched by Visceral Games Studios of EA Game Co., Ltd., released on Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 3, XBox 360, Wii, iOS and Android platforms.