Jesse Andrews

So it was really kind of cute.

But it's about this kid named Kyle who stumbles into the realm of the supernatural and it's directed by Trevor Jemez and Jesse Andrews.

They literally didn't give us anything else, just that it's going to be supernatural.

Right now, that timeline is March of 2028.

At the event, Turning Point highlighted three titles claimed to be available to LISD students and argued that they should not be in school libraries.

The Female of the Species by Mindy McGinnis, Me and Earl and the Dying Girl by Jesse Andrews, and Crank by Ellen Hopkins.

These are titles that are often found in high schools and are included as optional reading for advanced placement courses, though Turning Point USA claimed that some of these books were available to students as young as eleven.

The conservative group also announced plans to keep pressure on the district through organized attendance at future school board meetings, support for parents challenging materials, and a grievance to the Texas Attorney General's office.

Uh, we also got a new look at this project called Ghost Market, which according to this article from Cinema Express, um, the video shows a young content creator named Kyle who's recounting some paranormal experiences.

Um, so it's called Ghost Market, uh, co-directed by Jesse Andrews and Trevor Jimenez, uh, set to release on 2028.

Um, so I don't know, like the concept art looks cool here.

Um, it's called Ghost Market, so I'm excited about that.