He'll always be most-remembered as Harry Potter, but that hasn't stopped Daniel Radcliffe from taking on a variety of projects ranging from playing Allen Ginsberg to starring on Broadway. In his latest project, Horns, Radcliffe stars as Ig Perrish, a man wrongly accused of murdering his girlfriend who grows a mysterious set of horns and gains dark powers.
Horns is based on Joe Hill's novel of the same name and will be directed by Alexandre Aja, who also directed The Hills Have Eyes. The film co-stars Juno Temple, Heather Graham, Max Minghella, and David Morse and is set for a U.K. release date of Oct. 31, IndieWire reports. (There isn't a U.S. date yet.)
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