The Babadook's Jennifer Kent is working on Guillermo Del Toro's Netflix horror anthology

“She’s going to do one of the stories that we’re doing for Netflix,” del Toro said, adding that she’s “adapting a story that is based on a concept that I came up with but she’s writing and directing.”

Brace yourself for whatever it ends up being, because, if her latest film, The Nightingale, is any indication, she’s not pulling any punches these days. We described the bruising, powerful film, which unfolds across “two-and-a-half hours of relentless, unspeakable violence,” as “a Western revenge yarn of such heightened cruelty and suffering that it basically demands to be read as allegory.”

Del Toro, meanwhile, just shared a trailer for the Scary Stories To Tell In The Dark film he’s producing. Though PG-13 and described as “Amblin-esque,” that one’s bound to make you squirm, too—that’s what happens, after all, when you put “The Red Spot” onscreen.