The 2017 reboot of Power Rangers wasn’t exactly a big hit or very popular with moviegoers, bringing in just over $140 million at the box office and earning mediocre reviews, despite Lionsgate CEO Jon Feltheimer telling us before its release that the studio was hoping to do “five, or six, or even seven” installments. So much for that, eh?

To be fair, Power Rangers ended up doing fairly strong business in both home video and merchandise sales, but after parent company Saban sold the rights to the brand to Hasbro, it was pretty clear that there would be no direct sequel. Of course, it always seemed pretty unlikely that the company would let the property just sit on the shelf and for months now, there’ve been whispers of a new Power Rangers movie being in development.

And sure enough, The Hollywood Reporter brings word today that another reboot is indeed in the works, with The End of the F—ing World creator Jonathan Entwistle set to get behind the camera for the Paramount Pictures production. No word on casting just yet, but THR did provide a little bit of information on the plot, which apparently is set in the 1990s.

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