From Collider:
Well this is a bummer. It looked as if director Matt Reeves had finally settled on his Let Me In follow-up last year when he was set to direct a feature film adaptation of The Twilight Zone. The project tapped Sherlock Holmes scribe Tony Peckham to rewrite the screenplay last December, but word on the Warner Bros. adaptation has been relatively quiet since then. Now Variety’s Justin Kroll reports that, due to scheduling conflicts, Reeves has left the film. Hit the jump for more, including what Reeves may tackle next.
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