"Harry Potter" star Daniel Radcliffe says his forthcoming film "Horns" has the potential to capture people's imaginations.
He thinks Alexandre Aja directorial will be a hit. In the movie, Radcliffe plays a man accused of murder, who wakes up with a hangover and a pair of horns on his head.
"I think it has the potential to capture something in people's imaginations. It's a crazy story but its really compelling," femalefirst.co.uk quoted Radcliffe as saying.
"It's definitely going to be unusual. Its far and away the best script I've read coming out of a big studio in the time that I've been off 'Potter,'" he said.
The film is adapted from horror maestro Stephen King's son Joe Hill's novel.
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