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Kristen Stewart to co-star with Oscar Isaac in new vampire thriller

Twilight' sensation Kristen Stewart is set to make her mark in the vampire genre once again, this time in the upcoming thriller 'Flesh of the Gods.'

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WASHINGTON: 'Twilight' sensation Kristen Stewart is set to make her mark in the vampire genre once again, this time in the upcoming thriller 'Flesh of the Gods.'

After captivating audiences as Bella Swan in the iconic 'Twilight' Saga over a decade ago, Stewart is ready to sink her teeth into a new blood-curdling adventure alongside acclaimed actor Oscar Isaac, reported E! News.

'Flesh of the Gods,' directed by Panos Cosmatos, transports viewers to the neon-lit streets of 1980s Los Angeles, where married couple Raoul (played by Isaac) and Alex (portrayed by Stewart) encounter a mysterious woman, plunging them into a surreal and nightmarish journey.

Director Cosmatos described the film as existing "between fantasy and nightmare," promising a captivating and hypnotic experience that will take audiences on a hot rod joy ride into the glittering heart of hell.

The project is backed by a stellar team, with producers Betsy Koch and Adam McKay, the latter known for his work on Oscar-nominated films like 'The Big Short' and 'Vice.'

The movie is penned by horror genre veteran Andrew Kevin Walker, whose credits include 'Se7en' and 'Sleepy Hollow.'

Stewart, who has always defended her involvement in the 'Twilight' series, expressed her enduring pride in the franchise, acknowledging its flaws while championing its sincerity and impact, reported E! News.

"Anybody who wants to talk s--t about Twilight, I completely get it, but there's something there that I'm endlessly, and to this day, f--king proud of," she said.

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