Kate Stewart’s runaway-hit trilogy is buckling its helmet for a book-to-screen adaptation! As announced by Deadline, Ravenhood will be adapted to the big screen by none other than Constantin Film and producers of the After franchise, Jennifer Gibgot and Andrew Panay. Constantin Film grabbed the rights while fans got overly excited all over TikTok.
When I first heard of this news, I got a perplexing wave of emotions; first, it was excitement to see a TikTok favorite series being adapted, but also the insanity that it might be, given that Constantin Films is very much known for the likes of Resident Evil. Albeit a successful franchise, that still has had its problems in the later movies.
Nonetheless, this is something to celebrate!
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The story tracks Cecelia Horner, a nineteen-year-old stuck in a sleepy North Carolina factory town. She meets Sean and Dom, two charismatic mechanics who moonlight with a vigilante crew marked by raven tattoos. Secrets stack higher than the parts shelves, the romance runs hot, and the morality lines blur.
SoapCentral sums up the hook nicely:
The modern-day romantic series is a take on the classic Robin Hood story.
The core trilogy, Flock, Exodus, and The Finish Line, has sold three million copies worldwide. Spin-offs under Ravenhood Legacy keep the universe growing, with the newest title, Severed Heart, landing this week.
With the whole romantasy and dark romance genre popularity rising as of late, this adaptation will undoubtfully make a hot addition to the already upcoming movies like the maybe-happening A Court Of Thorns And Roses, Fourth Wing, Quicksilver, Red Queen, and many more.
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Producer Robert Kulzer has shepherded the Resident Evil saga from 2002 to the upcoming 2026 reboot. The franchise cost US$313 million across seven films and pulled in US$1.28 billion globally.
He also backed YA adventure The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones and swoony rom-com Love, Rosie.
That mix of hard action and swoon-friendly fare sounds tailor-made for Ravenhood’s cocktail of heists, horsepower, and heartache. The big question is how far he’ll push the steam factor while still courting a broad theatrical rating.
The important thing is that the author, Kate Stewart, will be joining the scriptwriting team for the adaptation. As we learned from Apple TV+ biggest successes like Silo and Starz Outlander, having the author involved in the show makes a huge difference. With Stewart’s involvement, we can surely expect the spicy dialogues and scenes to remain.
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@karly_reads Kate Stewart’s Ravenhood series are being made into a film! 😍📚 #ravenhoodtrilogy #ravenhood #katestewart #ravenhoodboys #ravenhoodflock #ravenhoodlegacy #ravenhoodbooks #ravenhoodseries #katestewartbooks ♬ Ruin My Life – Zara Larsson
Scroll any #Ravenhood TikTok video and you’ll find fancasts, tattoo inspo, and debates over whether Dom or Sean owns your heart today.
Every video and reaction to the adaptation is the same: excitement, favorite fan castings, more excitement, and people rereading the books and sharing their favorite moments.
Needless to say, this will be a big release for TikTok dark romantasy fans when this adaptation hits the theatres.
Hollywood sees dollar signs, readers see their comfort characters getting faces, and Constantin sees a potential multi-film franchise. If this team nails the tightrope walk between outlaw adrenaline and slow-burn intimacy, Ravenhood could be the next crossover juggernaut. If not, at least we’ll always have our annotated paperbacks.
What do you think? Will Ravenhood’s adaptation be as big of a success as the books were on TikTok?
