New Disturbia clip

If you head on over to ComingSoon.net you can have a first look at the new clip from DISTURBIA which will hit theaters on April 13.

"In the D.J. Caruso thriller, Shia LaBeouf plays Kale, who after his father's death becomes sullen, withdrawn, and troubled - so much so that he finds himself under a court-ordered sentence of house arrest. His mother, Julie (Carrie-Anne Moss), works night and day to support herself and her son, only to be met with indifference and lethargy.

The walls of his house begin to close in on Kale. He becomes a voyeur as his interests turn outside the windows of his suburban home towards those of his neighbors, one of which Kale begins to suspect is a serial killer. But, are his suspicions merely the product of cabin fever and his overactive imagination?"

Hit the link above to check out the clip!

Posted on Mar 31 2007 by

5 awesome posters for Day Watch

Fox Searchlight will be releasing the Russian film DAY WATCH on June 1 which is the second installment in the trilogy that, except for DAY WATCH, also includes NIGHT WATCH (review) and DUSK WATCH. Now you can take a look at all the 5 awesome posters for DAY WATCH and vote for one that may end up being the final poster. Click here to check them all out.

Source: ComingSoon.net

Posted on Mar 31 2007 by

Shutter remake underway in Japan

B-D reports that production has begun for 20th Century Fox's remake of the Thai horror SHUTTER. Read the whole scoop below.

"(TOKYO): Production is underway in Tokyo on Regency Enterprises' SHUTTER, a psychological thriller starring Joshua Jackson ("Bobby"), Rachael Taylor ("Transformers"), David Denman ("The Office"), James Kyson Lee ("Heroes") and John Hensley ("Nip/Tuck").

Masayuki Ochiai directs from a screenplay by Luke Dawson, based on a 2004 Thai film. The story centers on a newly married couple who discover disturbing, ghostly images in photographs they develop after a tragic accident. Fearing the manifestations may be connected, they investigate and learn that some mysteries are better left unsolved.

The producers are Roy Lee ("The Ring," "The Departed"), Doug Davison ("The Grudge," "The Departed") and Takashige Ichise ("The Grudge" [American and Japanese versions], "Dark Water" [American and Japanese versions] ).

Twentieth Century Fox will distribute SHUTTER."

Posted on Mar 31 2007 by

Exclusive: First Look At Carver!

Producer Eric Williford from Two For Flinching Pictures was kind enough to send us the press release along with 6 new stills and the 1st poster for the upcoming film CARVER which I'm sure will be one helluva horror flick-- the reason for that is that these guys where the same ones who gave us THE 8TH PLAGUE (review) which was one awesome film indeed.

Fairfax, VA (March 30, 2007) - Anticipation is building as Two for Flinching prepares to release its second horror film in as many years.
Based on a true story, Carver depicts the real life events of five 20-something's that went camping in the mountain town of Halcyon Ridge and never returned.

"I wanted to do something a little more fun in nature. It's not fun as in "horror-comedy". It's pretty dark however it's got a darkly humorous edge to it and we are all pretty excited about the film." said Franklin Guerrero Jr. who wrote and directed Carver.

Krystyn Green, one of the stars in the film which was shot in Virginia said of Carver, "I am so proud of this film, it is a great story and I just know it will be well-received by the fans."

Guerrero and Eric Williford are both principals at Two for Flinching Pictures, whose previous film "The 8th Plague" was honored with Best Picture honors at the Freak Show Horror Film Festival and for Best Cinematography at the Chicago Horror Film Festival.

CARVER stars (click on the names to view the profile on IMDB) Matt Carmody, Neil Kubath, Kristyn Green, Jonathan Rockett, Ursula Taherian, Luke Vitale, David G. Holland, Erik Fones, Natasha Malinsky. Written and directed by Franklin Guerrero Jr., Special Makeup EFX by Paul Goldblatt and produced by Eric Williford, Richard Finney, John Thompson.

Evil Dread did an interview with Franklin Guerrero Jr. and Eric Williford about THE 8TH PLAGUE a while back that you can check out here and we'll of course do another interview with them regarding CARVER so keep your eyes peeled open on the site for that to come. You can visit Two For Flinching Pictures here and do not forget to check out the official CARVER site here!








Source: Evil Dread

Posted on Mar 30 2007 by

Patton join Sutherland in Mirrors

Variety reports that Paula Patton is set to star in Alexandre (THE HILLS HAVE EYES) Aja's upcoming supernatural thriller MIRRORS for New Regency and 20th Century Fox. Patton joins already cast Keifer Sutherland.



MIRRORS revolves around a security guard (Sutherland) who discovers an evil spirit lurking in the mirrors of an abandoned department store. Patton will play the guard's soon-to-be ex-wife, a coroner who has a hard time believing her husband's claims, at least initially.

Posted on Mar 30 2007 by

Fearnet + Raimi = horror series

Variety reports that Sam Raimi just signed a deal with the Sony, Comcast, Lionsgate multiplatform horror/thriller site FEARnet to produce a couple of original series for the network, under Ghost House Pictures.

A couple of series has been planned that'll be 7 three to five minute episodes and first out is something called DEVIL'S TRADE that follows three teenagers who find themselves cursed after buying an item off a website. Penned by Ben Ketai with Toby Wilkin set to helm this one is will probably see the light of day in June. The other one's a a prequel to 30 DAYS OF NIGHT, the Ghost House- Columbia Pictures feature about vampires who feast on an isolated Alaskan town.

FEARnet will be showing these projects in different formats such as streaming video and On Demand through Cable TV as well as through different mobile devices.

Posted on Mar 30 2007 by

Word on the street: Stupid Teenagers Must Die!

Debuting director Jeff C. Smith dropped Fango a line and some pics from his upcoming indie horror comedy with the brilliant name STUPID TEENAGERS MUST DIE! (that sure beats Surf Nazis Must Die!).. Smith told the trade, “With STUPID TEENAGERS MUST DIE!, we attempted to make a movie with the fun and energy of the horror films of the ’80s. The trend in horror films today seems to be torture and discomfort. Our goal was to go more retro and make a movie that has audiences yelling at the characters on the screen, laughing one minute and screaming the next, and do it all very tongue-in-cheek. “We give you the ‘greatest hits’ of ’80s horror clichés, including the one-dimensional characters, excessive violence, gratuitous nudity and complete lack of budget. Movie snobs would look at these facets as unforgivable flaws in a film. We proudly announce these qualities on our poster!”

Fango further reports that the film follows a group of kids who make the time-honored dumb decision to hold a séance in a haunted house. The characters include the expected cool hero, the gorgeous heroine, the shy guy in love with the gorgeous heroine, the Goth chick, a pair each of lesbians and geeks and others.

The pic is currently seeking distribution and for more info you can check out the official site here and its MySpace Page . Check out lots more pics !

Posted on Mar 30 2007 by

Get ready for a Brutal Massacre

There's a new trailer up for Stevan (MALEVOLENCE) Mena's horror comedy BRUTAL MASSACRE over at the film's official site here. If you need more, you can visit BRUTAL MASSACRE over at where you can find a whole heap of cool pics from the film that stars David Naughton (An American Werewolf in London), Brian O'Halloran (Clerks, Clerks II), Gerry Bednob (40 Year Old Virgin), Ken Foree (Dawn of the Dead, The Devil's Rejects), Ellen Sandweiss (The Evil Dead, Satan's Playground) and Gunnar Hansen (The Texas Chainsaw Massacre).

Posted on Mar 30 2007 by

The Abandoned DVD Details

One of the "8 Films To Die For" that got left off of the initial "After Dark Horrorfest" slate, director Nacho Cerda's The Abandoned arrives onto DVD on June 19th from Lionsgate Home Entertainment. An American woman searching for her birth parents learns she has inherited a house in the middle of a forest in a remote area of Russia. Abandoned and uninhabited for 40 years, it stands in total disrepair and neglect. What she finds is more than an old house, but the place where she was supposed to die. The chiller arrives with an anamorphic widescreen transfer, Dolby Digital 2.0 Surround audio and "The Making of 'The Abandoned'" featurette. Retail is $28.98.

Source: Davis DVD

Posted on Mar 30 2007 by

Official Hostel: Part II trailer

The official trailer for Eli Roth's HOSTEL: PART II can now be found over at MTV but due to copyright laws it can only be viewed by people who have internet access from the U.S.. HOSTEL: PART II opens on June 8 and follows 3 co-eds as they backpack across Europe, only to be lured back to the same Slovakian hostel that hides a darker secret.

Source: MTV

Posted on Mar 30 2007 by

Andy Serkis gets cottage

Variety reports that Andy Serkis is set to star in Paul Andrew Williams' black horror comedy THE COTTAGE. The pic is set in the remote countryside and tells the story about two brothers who bungle the kidnapping of the daughter of a crime boss and then stumble across a dark rural secret. The cast includes Reece Shearsmith , Jennifer Ellison, Steve O'Donnell and the film started shooting on March 26.

Posted on Mar 29 2007 by

Next website Live

The official site for NEXT, starring Nicholas Cage, Julianne Moore and Jessica Biel, has been launched and you can check it out here. The film opens on April 27 and you can check out a trailer for it here.

Source: ComingSoon.net

Posted on Mar 29 2007 by

First Wristcutters one sheet

There has been a lot of fuzz as of late regarding After Dark Films' WRISTCUTTERS and now the first one sheet has popped up over at the film's . Check it out below and click the link to visit the film on MySpace.

Posted on Mar 29 2007 by

Fido one sheet

Below is the new one sheet for the Zombie comedy FIDO. The film hits theaters on June 15th.



Source: CHUD

Posted on Mar 29 2007 by

New Disturbia clip

Posted on Mar 31 2007

5 awesome posters for Day Watch

Posted on Mar 31 2007

Shutter remake underway in Japan

Posted on Mar 31 2007

Exclusive: First Look At Carver!

Posted on Mar 30 2007

Patton join Sutherland in Mirrors

Posted on Mar 30 2007

Fearnet + Raimi = horror series

Posted on Mar 30 2007

Word on the street: Stupid Teenagers Must Die!

Posted on Mar 30 2007

Get ready for a Brutal Massacre

Posted on Mar 30 2007

The Abandoned DVD Details

Posted on Mar 30 2007

Official Hostel: Part II trailer

Posted on Mar 30 2007

Andy Serkis gets cottage

Posted on Mar 29 2007

Next website Live

Posted on Mar 29 2007

First Wristcutters one sheet

Posted on Mar 29 2007

Fido one sheet

Posted on Mar 29 2007

More cast to join prom night remake

Posted on Mar 29 2007

Castlevania Update

Posted on Mar 29 2007

Severance One Sheet

Posted on Mar 29 2007

New one sheet for The Tripper

Posted on Mar 29 2007

Trailer for No Right Turn

Posted on Mar 29 2007

Severance clips online

Posted on Mar 28 2007

Teen Wolf remake in the works?

Posted on Mar 28 2007

Tripper trailer

Posted on Mar 28 2007

Zombies, Vampires and the Antichrist in Edges of Darkness

Posted on Mar 28 2007

New gory 100 Tears trailer

Posted on Mar 28 2007

Banderas and Depp in Sin City sequels

Posted on Mar 27 2007

Brazilian horror fun - A Werewolf in the Amazon

Posted on Mar 27 2007

King ok’s Roth’s "Cell"

Posted on Mar 27 2007

Trailer: 28 Weeks Later

Posted on Mar 27 2007

Richard Stanley horror short on YouTube

Posted on Mar 27 2007

Renegade Motion Pictures Offers Fans a Voice in Zombie Movie

Posted on Mar 27 2007

The Whispering of the Gods update

Posted on Mar 26 2007

2nd official Grindhouse poster

Posted on Mar 26 2007

11 clips from Grindhouse

Posted on Mar 26 2007

Moseley to star in new Bernsen directed zombie pic

Posted on Mar 26 2007

The Number 23 DVD Details

Posted on Mar 26 2007