Interested in a movie based on a book by the creator of Hellraiser, the director of The Babadook? Me too, and the good news is that it’s reportedly in the works.

The Babadook Director Jennifer Kent could be directing an adaptation of a book by hellraiser creator Cliver Barker, and I really hope so.

As we all know, when The Babadook isn’t being held up as a queer icon, it’s generally considered a pretty good horror movie, and it turned 10 years old earlier this year. Director Jennifer Kent recently spoke to io9 about the film for its 10th anniversary and the response that has emerged in the decade since its release, but most interesting of all was her response when asked what she’s working on next. “We’re about to announce something that’s coming,” Kent said, continuing, “a movie based on a book. A very well-known horror book. But I can’t really say more than that right now.”

While Kent couldn’t say anything yet, World of Reel has now claimed that the director is currently working on an adaptation of Clive Barker’s The Thief of Always. You may not know Barker’s name if you’re not a horror fan, but he’s notable for a couple of reasons: he’s the author behind the iconic Hellraiser, wrote and directed its film adaptation, and he’s also responsible for the short story. on which the 1992 film Candyman is based.

The Thief of Always was also released in 1992 and follows a 10-year-old boy who finds himself in a magical house, but discovers that the owner of the house has sinister intentions. It certainly sounds like a suitable book for Kent to adapt, given his filmography, so here’s hoping World of Reel is right in their reporting. We’re probably still a ways off from hearing anything more about the movie, so maybe in the meantime, the best thing you can do is rewatch The Babadook to help celebrate its anniversary.