"My relationship with Cape Fear is one of being mildly psychologically scarred by it."Now, Antosca has made his own Cape Fear: a TV series that muddies the moral certainty of its forebears and sees his Max Cady utilise distinctly modern methods of menace.Starring Javier Bardem as Cady, and Amy Adams (Arrival) and Patrick Wilson (Watchmen) as the married couple whose actions led to his imprisonment, Antosca's Cape Fear extends the book's violence and sense of paranoia across 10 episodes, bringing the story to a new hyper-online generation."We live in a time when there is a lot of uncertainty about the truth," Antosca says [With horror] either you're scared or you're not."He suggests young filmmakers, creators and directors might be drawn to horror because they're "more in touch with the fears and terrors of childhood"."They're more in touch with whatever it is you access when you go to sleep and have a nightmare."Cape Fear is streaming on Apple TV.