Hellboy: The Crooked Man 2: Deadpool 2’s Jack Kesy is the lead in the Brian Taylor-directed reboot

Deadpool 2 and Baywatch star Jack Kesy is starring in Brian Taylor’s Hellboy reboot, Hellboy: The Crooked Man, as Big Red himself!

Millennium Media’s Hellboy reboot, The Crooked Man, is ready to open the gates of hell to Jack Kesy (Deadpool 2, Baywatch). Crank director Brian Taylor directs the Hellboy reboot from a script written by Mike Mignola and Chris Golden.

Crank director Brian Taylor directs the Hellboy reboot from a script written by Hellboy comic book creator Mike Mignola and Chris Golden.The plot for

finds Big Red forsaken in 1950s rural Appalachia with a BPRD agent who’s new to the art of banishing baddies alongside a team of supernaturally-charged hunters. While in Appalachia, the duo discovers a remote community haunted by witches, led by a local devil with a troubling connection to Hellboy’s past: the Crooked Man.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=66JvTywG_os“Jack Kesy is a dynamic actor who has the ability to morph into his roles. His talent and stature make him a perfect choice for the younger Hellboy. I was very impressed with him while working together on The Outpost

,” said co-President of Millennium Media, Jonathan Yunger.“So first of all, I love the character of Hellboy and my favorite run of the character is this particular era,” Brian Taylor said, speaking with Collider last month. “The GDT movies were huge scale space operas and pure Del Toro through-and-through. Some comics Mike (Mignola), was working on at the time had a different feel. More creepy, lean, folk horror. A younger Hellboy, exploring the dark corners of the globe… Paranormal investigator, night stalker… The Crooked Man is a classic book written by Mike and drawn by Richard Corben, another legend. It was published in the late 50s. It’s my favorite version. So the appeal of this one to me, is to go back to that and do a real reset, and really give us that version of Hellboy, which I just don’t think we’ve seen yet.” Taylor added that he pitched

Hellboy: The Crooked Man as an R-rated project, saying that Millennium has supported the choice.Are you looking forward to another R-rated