Joaquin Phoenix set to star in Ari Aster’s latest feature Disappointment Blvd

Joaquin Phoenix set to star in horror movie maestro Ari Aster’s latest feature Disappointment Blvd

Oscar-winner Joaquin Phoenix is set to team up with horror movie maestro Ari Aster for his latest project Disappointment Blvd. 

The film has been described as an “intimate, decades-spanning portrait of one of the most successful entrepreneurs of all time” according to The Hollywood Reporter

While all further details are being kept under wraps, there will certainly be a fair amount of excitement building around the project, given director Ari Aster’s impressive track record. 

Impressive: American filmmaker Aster, 34, wowed critics and movie fans with 2018 horror-drama Hereditary, starring Toni Colette.

Movie news: Joaquin Phoenix set to star in horror movie maestro Ari Aster’s latest feature Disappointment Blvd

American filmmaker Aster, 34, wowed critics and movie fans with 2018 horror-drama Hereditary, starring Toni Colette. 

The movie – which dealt with themes of the supernatural – made over $80 million on a $10 million budget to become indie film company A24’s highest-grossing film worldwide. 

Aster’s next project was the folk horror film Midsommar that featured a star turn from British actress Florence Pugh, and again saw the filmmaker take up with A24. 

It made an impressive $48million against a $9million budget and received rapturous praise from critics. 

Big hit: Aster was behind the folk horror film Midsommar that featured a star turn from British actress Florence Pugh (the pair pictured together in 2019)

Big hit: Aster was behind the folk horror film Midsommar that featured a star turn from British actress Florence Pugh (the pair pictured together in 2019)

Floral celebrations: Midsommar made an impressive $48million against a $9million budget and received rapturous praise from critics

Floral celebrations: Midsommar made an impressive $48million against a $9million budget and received rapturous praise from critics

Bankable: His first film Hereditary made over $80 million on a $10 million budget to become indie film company A24's highest-grossing film worldwide

Bankable: His first film Hereditary made over $80 million on a $10 million budget to become indie film company A24’s highest-grossing film worldwide