Cinetel has tapped SAW IV and Chain Letter scribe Thomas Fenton to write the sequel to Steven R. Monroe’s I Spit On Your Grave, a 2010 remake of Meir Zarchi’s controversial 1978 rape-revenge thriller. No word on whether Monroe will return to helm the project, Bloody-Disgusting reports.

Monroe’ I Spit On Your Grave starred newcomer Sarah Butler as Jennifer Hill, a young novelist on a mission to maim, dismember, and murder the men who brutally and repeatedly raped her while on holiday in the woods. The film made Clatto’s list of 2010’s Sexiest Horror Films (yeah, we’re bad people).

In an interview with Dread Central, Butler expressed interest in reprising her role in the sequel and revealed that the remake’s script included unshot scenes that found her character back in the city taking meetings with her literary agent and torturing a new male victim.

The very last little bit was Jennifer walking into her apartment, and in the manuscript it was completely covered in white plastic from floor to ceiling and there was a man tied up and hanging from the ceiling, and Jennifer said something like, ‘Honey, I’m home.

Of course, Fenton could also find inspiration for the sequel by watching I Will Dance On Your Grave: Savage Vengeance, an unofficial 1993 sequel to Zarchi’s I Spit On Your Grave that finds Jennifer Hill heading back to the woods with a girlfriend. Gang rape and murder quickly ensues.