Here is what the page “iHunt Movie: Lilly Wachowski Boards Horror Satire on Gig Economy Monster Hunting” contains. The cult novel and tabletop RPG series iHunt: Killing Monsters in the Gig Economy is being developed as a feature film, with Lilly Wachowski among the executive producers. Olivia Hill, who co-created the property with her partner Young, has written the screenplay. The Chicago-based queer married writing duo built iHunt as a sharp satire of precarious work, where freelance hunters use an app to slay monsters for cash.
The story follows a gig worker navigating a world where supernatural threats are just another hustle, blending horror with biting social commentary on late-stage capitalism. Wachowski’s involvement signals a high-profile push for the adaptation, given her history of groundbreaking genre work. With Hollywood increasingly mining indie RPGs and web serials for fresh IP, iHunt arrives at a moment when audiences crave stories that reflect economic anxiety and marginalized perspectives. The full version stays on the original page, which this listing opens directly.