Blake Lively to Star in "We Used To Live Here" Movie Adaptation

American actress Blake Lively and Netflix will team again in a movie adaptation of the psychological thriller "We Use to Live Here" by author Marcus Kliewer.

Lively will star and produce alongside Kate Vorhoff through Lively’s B for Effort banner, and with Ground Control Entertainment’s Scott Glassgold, and 6th & Idaho’s Matt Reeves and Adam Kassan. Dan Kagan is also producing.

"We Used to Live Here" centered around a new homeowner is interrupted during moving in by a family of strangers who want to take a look around the old place, claiming they used to live there. The protagonist makes the extremely ill-advised decision to let them in, soon they get snowed in during a blizzard.

Lively will also appear in Netflix’s movie adaptation of the Dark Horse Comics series “Lady Killer”.

The actress will star and produce while Diablo Cody will write the production, which hails from Dark Horse Entertainment, the company behind the mega-popular Umbrella Academy series.

The comic was written by Joëlle Jones and Jamie S. Rich, with Jones, who made a splash writing and drawing Catwoman for DC, supplying the art. Jones was inspired by 1950s advertisements to build a story set in that period and focused on a picture-perfect housewife who just happens to lead a secret life as a deadly killer for hire.

“Lady Killer” first hit issue was released in 2015 and even won an Eisner Award for best-limited series in 2016.

Netflix has a first-look deal with Dark Horse Entertainment and has previously collaborated on the action-comedy series “Umbrella Academy” and Jonas Åkerlund’s feature “Polar.”