Hint: It might involve colossal fruit!Ĭan you take us through a timeline of how Malorie was born after the success of Bird Box ? We spoke with Malerman on the Twilight Zone qualities of his Bird Box universe, Netflix’s in-development project for the sequel, similarities with today’s COVID-19 crisis, delving deeper into Malorie’s hostile world, fright films that influenced his books, and the weirdest explanations he’s ever heard for the hostile alien entities. They want to do it and I imagine any involvement I would have would be the same as Bird Box.” “All I can say right now is that development has begun,” he says. Malerman can’t say much, but he tells Inverse that it’s definitely already in development at Netflix
Of course, the news of a written sequel has plenty of fans questioning whether Netflix’s Bird Box sequel will follow. Now Malorie, a sequel set 12 years after the events of the first book, has arrived to further the harrowing tale of Malorie (Bullock in the movie) and her two children, now teenagers. Two years later, its story of an invisible and easily-transmittable enemy has never been more relevant. Josh Malerman’s eerie 2014 sci-fi horror novel Bird Box became a smash success in the wake of the unsettling 2018 Netflix film it was adapted into starring Sandra Bullock.
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