Actor Seth Rogen recently took to Twitter to feature some of the movies that spurred the biggest inspiration for his upcoming television series, 'Preacher'.

The show will be an adaptation from Garth Ennis and Steve Dillon's comic book. Rogen be working on the project alongside his partner, Evan Goldberg.

"Preacher has been our favorite comic since it first came out," Rogen & Goldberg said in a statement, "Garth Ennis is one of our idols and it's an incredible honor to be working on this."

On January 15^th, the actor tweeted, "Enough of this ... Time to make ?#Preacher."

Most likely referencing the huge international controversy that followed with his recent film, 'The Interview'. He's making it a point that he's ready to put his energy and time toward this new project.

He then tweets, "Some inspiration for ?#Preacher:" and posts a picture of a stack of Blu-Ray movies.

The stack of movies featured a compilation of westerns with some hardcore action flicks such as, 'Kill Bill', 'The Good, The Bad, And The Ugly', and 'The Grit', along with many others.

AMC, the network the show will be featured on, releases this synopsis:

"Preacher follows Reverend Jesse Custer, a tough Texas preacher who has lost his faith, has learned that God has left Heaven and abandoned His responsibilities. He finds himself the only person capable of tracking God down, demanding answers, and making Him answer for His dereliction of duty. Accompanying Jesse on his journey is his former girlfriend and a friendly vampire who seems to prefer a pint in the pub to the blood of the innocent. On his tail is one of the most iconic bad guys in print - an immortal, unstoppable killing machine named the Saint of Killers - a western lone gunman archetype whose sole purpose is to hunt and kill Jesse."