The Gray Zone

Take a gander at director Paul WS Anderson’s now three decades-long film CV, and literary adaptations remain few and far between. Aside from his 2011 action-centric take on Alexandre Dumas’s The Three Musketeers, Anderson has instead bathed in the bloody glory of videogame adaptations, like his Resident Evil movies, or in the horror milieu more generally with Event Horizon. But the call of the printed word, specifically the siren song of fantasy novelist George RR Martin’s short story “In The Lo...