Angry ghosts
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GONE, really enjoyed that as a kid and when they then started making hunger game movies and everyone seemed to be following the formula I think it would've worked a treat around that time. It's not that similar to those however it's more supernatural mystery lord of the flies, but it would've felt like it belonged alongside the lines of hunger games and maze runner.
On another note the Jack Tanner books, especially Odin Mission would make great films or short series per book. Really enjoyed the pseudo retelling of world war 2 with bits of fiction mixed in.
Ender's Game as season 1, and then Speaker For the Dead as seasons 2-3 (with a reworked ending rather than drawing from Xenocide).
The Chronicles of Amber by Roger Zealazny is ripe for CGI heavy HBO treatment. I think it would be very well received at this day and age.
The Malazan Book of the Fallen, by Steven Erikson.
The Commonwealth Saga (Pandoraβs Star and Judas Unchained) by Peter F. Hamilton would make a great serialized TV drama.
Dungeon Crawler Carl.
Calculus....early transcendentals.
I think Neuromancer would work well as a heavily stylized animation.
- The Illuminae Files by Jay Kristoff and Aime Kaufman
- Scythe trilogy by Neal Shusterman