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Hell, yeah! The book was originally published in 1975, and King’s book centers on an author who

And I have to say if that's still possible then this is the team with the right source material to pull it off. I don't know about you but I'm dying to see a truly scary vampire movie again. There’s a number of stuff in the works that I’m not a part of that I’m very excited to see when they eventually come out. I don’t plot too far ahead and I’m overjoyed I get to work on Salem’s Lot so right now that’s all there is for me. It’s been fun exploring the dark corners of that town. Salem’s Lot is the only thing that’s in front of me right now that I want to work on. The experience of bringing that to the big screen was such a joy that I was so happy we will have the opportunity to do that for Salem’s Lot. We felt it should have the cinematic treatment that we gave It. It’s one of my favorite Stephen King books. Certainly now, I haven’t seen a scary vampire movie in a long, long time and I’d really love to tackle that. I did have a unique way into it but again, I think the book in itself is unique. And today Dauberman talks a bit about the film saying that he hasn't "seen a scary vampire movie in a long, long time" and really wants to tackle that. As we all know good and well by this point in time, James Wan (THE CONJURING, INSIDIOUS) and Gary Dauberman (ANNABELLE: CREATION, ANNABELLE COMES HOME) are teaming to adapt Stephen King's vampire novel SALEM'S LOT for New Line and the big screen. Dauberman will pen the script and executive produce while Wan will produce with Roy Lee and Mark Wolper.