Multiple outlets report that the director’s cut of The X-Files: I Want to Believe is being released in a newly presented form. The film has been re-titled The X-Files: I Want to Believe – Vrach Frankenshteyn, and a trailer for the cut has been released online. Rolling Stone and ComingSoon.net both describe the new version as being more intense or frightening than the original theatrical release. The director’s cut is attributed to franchise creator Chris Carter, who is presenting the film as it was originally intended, nearly two decades after the second X-Files feature film’s initial release. Rolling Stone adds that the movie is rated R and is set to become available to stream later in the month. ComingSoon.net similarly highlights that the director’s cut is arriving after a long delay and emphasizes that the trailer shows a darker tone. Across the reports, the common elements are the re-titling, the release of a trailer, the claim that the new cut is scarier, and the forthcoming streaming availability and R rating.