In an intriguing revelation, Tony Gilroy, the mastermind behind the critically acclaimed Star Wars series Andor, hinted at a secret Star Wars horror project currently in development by Disney. During a conversation with Business Insider, Gilroy suggested that Disney is actively exploring a darker side of the Star Wars universe. "They're doing that. I think they're doing that," he remarked, sparking curiosity and excitement among fans eager to see the franchise delve into horror.

While specifics about this mysterious project remain under wraps, it could potentially take the form of a TV series, a movie, or an entirely new format. The project's creative leadership and release timeline are still undisclosed, but Gilroy's comments indicate that Disney is open to innovative storytelling within the Star Wars universe. "The right creator, and the right moment, and the right vibe … you can do anything," Gilroy said, reflecting on his experience with Andor and expressing hope that its success could inspire further bold ventures in the franchise.

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The idea of a Star Wars horror project has long been a dream for many fans, including Mark Hamill himself. Although the franchise has ventured into darker themes with various spinoffs, major productions typically aim to attract a broad audience. However, the success of shows like Andor suggests that there is an appetite for more mature and nuanced storytelling within the Star Wars universe.

Andor has distinguished itself as a standout series within the Star Wars saga, known for its mature narrative and high-quality storytelling. Its first season, which premiered in 2022, received widespread acclaim and earned a 9/10 in our review. Fans eagerly anticipate the continuation of the story, with Andor Season 2 set to premiere its first three episodes on April 22. For more insight, you can explore how the success of Season 1 paved the way for Season 2. As we await the new episodes, don't miss our breakdown of upcoming Star Wars projects in 2025.