Fox Entertainment’s streaming service Tubi is set to debut the film Corrective Measures, starring Bruce Willis, as part of its strategy to debut more than 140 hours of original content.

Also starring Michael Rooker, Corrective Measures is set to have its debut on Tubi in 2022.

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Corrective Measures is based on a graphic novel. It is written, directed and produced by Sean Patrick O’Reilly. Todd Masters will head characters and creature design.

“We’re excited to be harnessing the creative talent of Sean Patrick O’Reilly, Bruce Willis, Michael Rooker and Todd Masters to bring this celebrated comic book series to life,” said Adam Lewinson, chief content officer at Tubi. “Corrective Measures is a powerfully authentic and captivating sci-fi action film that speaks to our unwavering commitment to provide the Tubi audience with a broad array of compelling original content.”

Fox and Tubi announced plans at the NewFronts  to program 140 hours of original content, including documentaries from Fox Alternative Entertainment, animated shows from Fox’s Bento Box Entertainment and independent films. Tubi content decisions are guided by its content intelligence, which uses viewer consumption data to personalize the service.

The sci-fi action movie is set in the world’s most dangerous maximum security prison where Willis’s character is a criminal genius and Rooker is warden.

“Corrective Measures is a project I've been wanting to see come to life from the pages of Arcana's graphic novel series for a long time,” said O’Reilly. “Overseeing this project from script to screen has been an incredible journey, and to have my live-action directing debut at this level with so many talented cast and crew is truly a dream come true. Directing, writing and producing Corrective Measures was such an incredible experience and I cannot think of a better partner than Fox and Tubi for Arcana's launch into live action productions.”

Corrective Measures is produced by Arcana Productions LLC and executive-produced by The Exchange. Jas Boparai, Corey Large, Johnny Messner and Steven Eads serve as executive producers. Michelle O'Reilly serves as producer.

Syfy will start production on a new scripted drama series based on the 1995 film 12 Monkeys, the network said Friday.

The 12-episode 12 Monkeys series, which follows the journey of a time traveler from the future who goes back in time in an effort to eradicate the source of a deadly plague, will be produced by Atlas Entertainment, which produced the original 12 Monkeys Universal Pictures film which starred Bruce Willis (pictured). The series will star Aaron Stanford (Nikita, X-Men: The Last Stand, X2), Amanda Schull (Suits, Pretty Little Liars), Noah Bean (Nikita, Damages) and Kirk Acevedo (Fringe).

“12 Monkeys is a captivating time travel adventure and high stakes race against the clock,”said Syfy president Dave Howe. “We are thrilled to add it to our slate of engaging and thought-provoking new scripted projects including the recently announced event series Ascension and the second season renewal of Helix.”