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Playing In Theatres

28 Weeks Later
Six months after the rage virus has annihilated the British Isles, the US Army declares that the war against infection has been won, and that the reconstruction of the country can begin. In the first wave of returning refugees, a family is reunited -- but one of them unwittingly carries a terrible secret. The virus is not yet dead, and this time, it is more dangerous than ever.

Disturbia
After his father's death, Kalebecomes sullen, withdrawn, and troubled - so much so that he finds himself under a court-ordered sentence of house arrest. His mother, Julie, 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?

Grindhouse
Contains two unique stories from each director. Robert's will be a zombie segment called "Planet Terror," which is said to be a zombie homage that concerns a sheriffs' department dealing with an outbreak of infected lunatics called "sickos". Tarantino's will be a slasher called "Death Proof," which is reportedly about a psycho who stalks and kills beautiful women with his car.

Hood of Horror
A hip hop horror anthology of three tales of terror told by the Hound of Hell (Snoop Dogg) that revolve around the residents of an inner-city neighborhood whose actions determine where they will go in the afterlife. The first story tells the tale of a female graffiti artist who's art takes more than one life of it's own. The second story is of a sex crazed pervert and his horny stripper slut wife from Texas who try and steal the inheritance of some veteran soldiers and end up behind enemy lines. The Final Story is a hip hop mainstay, a story of betrayal, money, and murder.

The Invisible
Follows two young teens whose real selves are invisible to others. One teen's untimely death renders him literally invisible. The other is metaphorically invisible due to the neglect she's endured since the death of her mother.

The Reaping
The story centers on a university professor who debunks miracles. She is summoned to a small Louisiana town by a man to investigate a series of bizarre occurrences that appear to be the 10 biblical plagues. In the process she falls for the man who brought her to the town, but soon discovers that he is not all that he appears.

Severance
An international arms dealer rewards its six-member sales division with a weekend team-building retreat in the mountains of Eastern Europe, but the agenda for their trip quickly changes when the group finds themselves set upon by a renegade band of war-crazed soldiers seeking revenge. Forced to defend themselves, the group of corporate execs finds that while 'there's no I in team', there are a couple in 'kill or be killed.'".

Vacancy
A young married couple become stranded at a remote motel, where they discover that the place is a front for snuff filmmakers, who ensure that guests don’t check out.

Wind Chill
The story concerns a couple college students driving home for the holidays, who break down on an isolated stretch of road, where they are terrorized by the ghosts of those who died there.


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Hostel: Part II
Joshua
The Objective
Perfect Creature
Prom Night
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Movie News #-H

The 13th Apostle: 10/20/05
When Director John Carpenter spoke to Fango recently, he mentioned how this film is on "hold" until details on whether they have enough money to pay him and make the film is released.

27 Times: 8/16/06
The story follows a paranoid and overprotective young man caring for his shut-in teenage brother, who is tortured by precognitive visions of violent deaths. He profits off his brother's terrible gift, until they are confronted by the brutal deaths in their wake.
- In the very early stages of developement.
- Described as a "dark, supernatural thriller.
- Mandate Pictures owns the rights.
- Written by Thomas Thonson.

28 Weeks Later: 1/14/07
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30 Days of Night: 12/19/06
The first pic can be seen below.
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1408: 8/16/06
Mary McCormack replaces Kate Walsh in the film due to scheduling conflicts with her appearance in the TV-series Grey's Anatomy.

2002 Maniacs: Beverly Hellbillies: 8/24/06
I've updated the cast list, with a number of the lead maniacs from the previous film returning for the sequel. Robert Englund, Courtney Peldon, Amy Binicki, Ashley Peldon, Lin Shaye, Giuseppe Andrews, Christa Campbell, Adam Robitel, Brendan McCarthy, and Ryan Fleming.

A Haunting in Connecticut: new movie
The story follows a family who are forced to relocate near a clinic where their teenage son was being treated for cancer. The family begins experiencing violent, supernatural events that the parents first blame on stress from the illness, but they later discover that their new home is a former mortuary with a dark past.
- Produced by Paul Brooks, Andrew Trapani, and Wendy Rhoads.
- Written by Tim Metcalfe and Adam Simon.
- Based on a true story.

A Tale of Two Sisters: 12/03/06
Much like a lot of other Asian remakes, this one was announced a while back, but the status of the project is unknown. It's probably in limbo.

Absolute Angels: new movie
A girl is invited to join up with a cheerleading squad only to discover that they're all blood-suckin' vamps.
- The film has been described as a female version of the cult 80's vamp flick The Lost Boys.
- Director Genevieve Jolliffe is in the Guinness Book of World Records as the youngest film producer, producing an indie project called The Runner.
- Warner Bros. is distributing.
- Ginger Snaps writer Karen Walton did some re-writes on the script for this film.

Adrift: new movie
No official plot yet, but the original story told of a crew of fisherman who discover an abandoned yacht at sea. When they climb aboard, they find out that the vessel is haunted.
- Dimension Films optioned the film rights.
- Based on the short story by Japanese author Koji Suzuki (Ringu).

After.Life: 8/16/06
The story follows a young woman in a transitional state between life and death who fights to avoid being buried alive and the funeral director who holds her fate in his hands.
- Production is set for sometime this winter.
- Co-produced and co-financed by the Collective.
- Produced by the newly-formed production company Constellation Entertainment.
- Written and directed by newcommer Agnieszka Vosloo.

Alice: 6/23/05
It is now confirmed that Sarah Michelle Gellar will be playing Alice, and TCM remake director Marcus Nispel is signed to go behind the camera.

Aliester Arcane: new movie
Tells the tale of a TV horror host, who's forced into retirement by pressure from parents in an Oklahoma town. Though, once he’s off the air the village comes under attack by horrific entities.
- Dan Milano and Matthew Huffman are adapting the comic to film.
- Steve Niles and IDW Publishing president Ted Adams will executive-produce the film.
- Michael Aguilar and Dean Georgaris will produce through their Penn Station company (who are also doing The Crazies remake).
- Based on the Steve Niles’ horror comic with the same name.

Alone: 11/10/04
The film is currently undergoing rewrites.

Alone in the Dark 2: 12/20/06
No official plot yet, but it's said to follow the premise of the upcoming game.
- Going straight to DVD.
- No word if Christian Slater will reprise is role, but lets hope he has more sense not to.
- Said to follow the premise of the next Alone in the Dark game that's set to come out sometime in '07.
- Budgeted at half of the $15-million dollar for the first film.
- Written and directed by first film scribes Michael Roesch and Peter Scheerer.
- Luckily Uwe Boll will not return as director, but he will sadly serve as producer.
- You can read my negative review for the first movie here.
- The obvious sequel to the horrible first film.

Amusement: 12/12/06
I've added some names to the cast, which begins production this week in Budapest, Hungary. Keir O'Donnell and Tad Hilgenbrinck play boyfriends of two of the girls.

Anguish: new movie
No official plot yet, but the original followed the audience in a small movie theater as they watch a film about an optometrist on a killing spree, only to be stalked and killed by a maniac in the theatre.
- Based on a pitch by Jake Wade Wall (When A Stranger Calls, The Hitcher).
- Roy Lee and Doug Davison are producing through their Vertigo production company, with Bigas Luna, George Ayoub and Vertigo's Sonny Mallhi executive producing.
- You can read my review for the original here.
- A remake of the original 1987 Spanish horror film.

Antichrist: 9/28/06
No official plot yet, but it's said to revolve around the theory that it was Satan that created the world and not God.
- Filming begins sometime next summer.
- Director Lars von Trier also worked on the Danish series The Kingdom, which was later remade and aired on ABC as Kingdom Hospital by Stephen King.

Anvil: 5/27/06
Follows a young woman who stumbles into a remote Kansas town while on a road trip with her friends only to discover the locals are not what they seem and that she harbors a supernatural destiny.
- The project is on the "fast track" and they hope to have it begin production later this year.
- Described as a character-driven horror-thriller.
- Gold Circle will fully finance the film.
- Based on spec-script by Adam Sussman.

Asylum: new movie
The story follows a group of freshman attending a summer orientation at their college, who discover that their dorm was once an notorious asylum. The men are confronted by tragic events in their past and become terrorized by an evil doctor that used to run and perform acts of torture on the patients in the asylum.
- Filming begins later this year.
- The film is planned to be an "R-rated screamfest".
- Director David R. Ellis also worked on Final Destination 2 and Snakes On a Plane.
- Based on a script by Ethan Lawrence.
- Produced and fully financed by Ashok Amritraj's Hyde Park Entertainment.

The Attic: 11/19/05
You can check a handful of pics below, courtesy of the official site/
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Autopsy: 5/18/06
It seems that the original producers bailed out of the project and it'll now be produced by Warren Zide via a three-picture deal with Seven Arts, Intl.

The Backwoods: 12/19/06
Lionsgate has bought the rights to distribute the film in the US. There's currently no release date.

The Bad Seed: 3/12/05
According to a brief report on Dread Central, the project is on the fast track and director Eli Roth is just waiting to receive the draft (which is supposedly going to be finished soon) from writer Brian Nelson.

Battle Royale: 7/21/06
This bit of news kind of went under the radar. Apparently The NY Times spoke with producer Roy Lee, where he briefly revealed what us skeptical fans of the original can possibly expect from this Americanized version. Firstly he mentions how it will take place in America (no surprise) and it will indeed still deal with high school students, although he doesn't know exactly how that'll work at the moment. An idea that was quickly brushed off was to have the students possibly part of some sort of juvenile detention system. That idea doesn't seem likely, but it is one way to "tone down" the storyline for us apparently squeemish American audiences. Roy assures readers that the film will definitely be rated-R, and that he's a big fan of the original film, so he has no intention to ruin it with a bad remake. Only time will tell, but so far things aren't looking too good for this project. They should just skip on the remake and just try to officially release the original on DVD here in the states. Thanks to "Richard Arnold".

Before: new movie
The film is set in a psychiatric hospital where a series of mysterious deaths has occurred, and a therapist uncovers a supernatural origin.
- Gold Circle Films is teaming with the Hal Lieberman Company for this.
- Written by Niall Johnson (White Noise).

Bell Witch: 10/27/06
The story follows a new mom who's so haunted by unexplained phenomena that she doubts her sanity. She fixates on the legend of the Bell Witch and becomes convinced that an evil spirit is out to harm her baby.
- This project is in the very early stages of development.
- Universal Pictures will distribute.
- Produced by Reese Witherspoon's Type A Films with partner Jennifer Simpson.
- Written by Scott Kosar (Texas Chainsaw Massacre '06, Amityville Horror '05).

Beneath: new movie
The story follows Christy (Zehetner), whose beautiful older sister is disfigured in a brutal car accident, in which Christy was the driver. Haunted by visions of the accident, Christy returns home after years away only to find that her most disturbing visions are both real and predictive.
- Paramount Classics and MTV films have partnered for this project.
- First-time director Dagen Merrill co-wrote the script with Kevin Burke.

Beneath Still Waters: new movie
Two boys make a pact to do something brave, crazy and dangerous. They will see their town one last time before a man-made lake floods it forever, burying it under the deep lake. Everyone’s been evacuated – just the church, the homes, the abandoned shops remain. Only the eerie buildings still hiding secrets that no one suspects. The two boys walk through the doomed ghost town. But the boys discover that the town isn’t quite deserted. And they are trapped as a massive wall of water crashes down on the town. Time passes, and the whispered secrets of the town have been long forgotten.
But now, fifty years after vanishing, the sunken town comes alive again. A boy vanishes swimming on a moonlit night while his girlfriend looks on. The very shoreline turns hungry, pulling people into the water. And below—below where it is so incredibly cold and dark, the sunken town waits for whoever foolishly dives down to it. Because Beneath Still Waters something ancient now stirs, and a forgotten legend lives again. Half a century ago they thought that they buried the horror forever. But you can’t kill what was never really alive. And the massive stone walls of the Dam must soon burst and what was myth, what was unbelievable, will turn deadly and all too real.
- Lionsgate will release this film on DVD in the US.
- Shot in Spain mostly with a Spanish cast.
- The last film Brian Yuzna did with Filmax before leaving and forming his new company Halcyon International Pictures.
- Based on a novel by Matthew Costello.

Benighted: 8/2/06
The potential film is said to be set in an alternate reality where 90% of the population are werewolves, and everyone must keep the peace during the full moon.
- Currently in the very early stages of development.
- Produced by Graham King of Initial Entertainment Group and Andrew Adamson.
- Based on Kit Whitfield's werewolf novel, which was originalled published in the UK under the name Bareback.

Big Bad Wolf: 10/27/06
The official site is up and running with the trailer and pics.
http://www.bigbadwolfmovie.net/

Billy Grimm: new movie
- No word whether this will be a light-hearted "horror" film or not.
- Co-written by Karen Walton (Ginger Snaps).
- Produced by Mary Anne Waterhouse and Blake Corbet.

The Birds: 7/2/06
IGN, he reveals that they're not remaking Hitchcock's film, but adaptating their own version from the original short story that Hitchcock based his film on. Here's what he had to say:
"That movie stands on its own and it is a wonderful piece of filmmaking. It's a very difficult thing to say, 'We're remaking a Hitchcock film.' What was interesting to us was that the short story [by Daphne Du Maurier] the Hitchcock film was based on was chock full of stuff that Hitchcock didn't use in his film. And so we went to those things and that's the basis of our film. It's the same title because it's based on the same short story but we don't have characters like what they have. The concept of birds, certainly, that's the core of the movie but the situations and the plot come from the short story not from the Hitchcock film." So in other words they're using the same title as a marketing ploy to gain interest from fans of the original. Fuller also briefly goes over the fact that the film will revolve around a family that has been living in the town as opposed to the original that followed a young woman who arrived in the town at the same time of the time attacks.

Black Autumn: new movie
A promising young student learns that her acceptance to a private academy is tied to a dark incident in the school's secret history.
- Mischa Barton stars opposite Evan Rachel Wood as the "bitchy roomate".
- Written by Christine Roum, Adam Marcus (Jason Goes to Hell) and Debra Sullivan.

Black Hole: new movie
- MTV Films and Plan B will oversee the film, with Aja producing with his partner Grégory Levasseur.
- Director Alexandre Aja also worked on High Tension and The Hills Have Eyes remake.
- Based on the horror comic with the same name.

Black Sabbath: new movie
Remake of the original horror film that had a trio of scary tales. No official plot yet.
- Writer/director Jonathan Hensleigh (The Punisher) will contribute to the script development and may direct.
- Gale Anne Hurd's Valhalla Motion Pictures and David Allen's Kismet Entertainment Group are producing.
- This is the remake of the 1963 Mario Bava film.

Black Sheep: 12/25/06
You can now view the trailer via the link below.
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Blood and Chocolate: 1/14/07
I've added a bunch of new pics below.
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Blood Vampire: 11/09/06
Being a fan of South Korean cinema this is surprisingly good casting news. Apparently actress Jun Ji-hyun will star in the film, which is scheduled to begin shooting in March '07. She was the lead in South Korean blockbusters such as My Sassy Girl (being remade in the US with the same name) and Il Mare (remade in the US as The Lake House) just to name a few.

BloodRayne 2: Deliverance: 1/10/07
You can check a small behind-the-scenes documentary.
http://www.upcominghorrormovies.com/trailers.php#bloodrayne2

Bloody Numbers: new movie
The story follows a woman who must come to terms with her new supernatural gift in order to track down a serial killer who murdered her sister.
- Filming is set to begin in the New Orleans' French Quarter next year.
- Produced by John Woo's Lion Rock Productions and with New Films International.
- Written by Todd Berger.

Bonesaw: new movie
- Production is set to begin in early 2006, and to be completed in the Fall of 2007.
- Budgeted at $18-million.
- Alan McElroy is writing the script.
- The film is based on the Platinum Studios graphic novel by writer Rob Moran.
- The first entirely computer generated horror film.

The Boogeyman 2: 10/27/06
Editor Jeff Betancourt makes his directorial debut with this film, which begins production late November in LA.

Borderland: new movie
- Lion's Gate will distribute.
- Lauren Moews (Cabin Fever) produces.
- Written by director Zev Berman and Eric Poppen.
- Loosely based on a true story.

The Box: news
Finally an update on this project has surfased over at DC. Writer Richard Kelly revealed the following: "We’re still just trying to get the script right and make it early next year. Eli, I think, wants to do it next. We’re dying to do it; it’s just us getting the script just right. I’ve had the option on the [Richard Matheson] short story for many years. We both have so much respect for Matheson’s work. There are just so many horror movies that get churned through right now that we don’t want it to be in any way like a conventional horror film. We want it to be something special, so it’s very high, very high, on the priority list."

Boy Eats Girl: news
The Irish horror/comedy that's actually banned in its own country looks to be getting a release in the U.S. sometime this year via Lion's Gate. No official word what kind of release it'll be getting, but it's possible that the film will get a limited theatrical release before hitting the DVD cirtcuit.

The Breed: news
Fango spoke briefly with executive-producer Wes Craven about the project, saying: "The government did all of these things to the dogs so the concept is very simple, but the end result is very effective. There are a lot of terrific moments with the [canine cast] they got, like, 15 dogs and there are some scenes that are pretty intense."

Brew: 7/2/06
Stephen Brooks is taking over the director's chair after James Dean Schulte's untimely passing. The old cast and companies associated with the project are said to no longer be involved and casting is underway shortly. You can check the second poster above for early promotional artwork for the film, which is going back to the original screenplay written by James Dean Schulte & Larry Kirchner. Despite the humor in the artwork, the film is described as a "serious, twisted, classic old school horror film".

Brotherhood of Blood: 1/10/07
Post-production is said to end sometime this month, with a distribution close to follow. You can check a new pic below.
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Bubba Nosferatu And The Curse Of The She-Vampires: 4/16/06
Director Don Coscarelli spoke with SciFi Wire recently about he's focusing all his efforts into making this film happen now.

Buried Alive: 11/09/06
Check the new pics below.
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The Burrowers: new movie
No official plot yet, but it has been described as a horror film set in the west with a mix of Alien and The Searchers.
- Described as Alien meets The Searchers (John Wayne flick)
- Set in western times.
- Written and directed by J.T. Petty (Mimic: Sentinel).

Cabin Fever 2: 11/02/06
Fango reports that The Roost director Ti West will take the helm, replacing Eli Roth, whom has too much on his plate to be able to follow up his first film. According to their source, Ti will bring something new to the plate and won't be just a repeat of the original.

Candyman 4: news
Actor Tony Todd recently spoke with Fango about his upcoming projects, where he revealed how the new Candyman movie is rumored to be a versus film.

Canes: new movie
- Will premiere at the Cannes Film Festival in May '06.
- Currently in post-production.
- A Canadian film written by Michael Angelella.
- Budgeted at an estimated $2.4-million.

Carnies: 11/16/06
I've added a link to view the teaser trailer.
http://www.upcominghorrormovies.com/trailers.php#carnies

Case 39: 8/15/06
Bradley Cooper has been added to the cast. He'll play a detective and love interest of Zellweger's character. Filming begins September 5 in Vancouver.

Castlevania: 7/2/06
Writer/director Paul W.S. Anderson spoke to IGN about the film, revealing more details on the story and what more fans can expect from the game-to-film adaptation. Here's what he had to say:
"It's going to explain how the Belmont clan and Dracula first come into contact, so in a way, it's going to be a genesis story of the clash between the Belmonts and Dracula. It's going to span the ages as well, which is one of the fun things about the games. There are Castlevania games in the 1500s, there are Castlevania games in the Second World War, there are Castlevania in the future, and we're going to take the same kind of approach. It's going to be a very mythic story spanning hundreds of years, but the key characters are going to be Dracula and Simon Belmont. And the whip is going to be intact, although there'll be lots of other weaponry as well." He also added how he'll keep the goth and romatic look of the game and incorporate it into the movie.

Catacombs: added a pic
The first pic can be seen below.
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Cell: 10/27/06
AICN reports that Scott Alexander and Larry Karaszewsk (Ed Wood, People Vs. Larry Flynt) will adapt the book onto the big screen.

The Chair: 3/16/06
The film has undergone a title change from Hush to The Chair. Also, some new pics can be seen below. More can be found at the official site.

The Changeling: 12/8/05
According to DC, original director Peter Medak is no longer directing.

Child's Game: 9/16/06
The original film followed a couple of tourists who arrive on an island where the children have mysteriously murdered all the adults.
- Filming is scheduled to begin in March '04.
- This is the first English-language film produced by Spanish company Filmax Entertainment.
- Budgeted at an estimated $4-million.
- The title Child's Game is a loose translation of El Juego De Los Ninos, the title of the book in which the original film was also loosely based on.
- Filmax is teaming with Mexican production company Lemon Films to produce this.
- This is director David Alcade's feature film debut.
- A remake of 1976 Spanish film entitled Who Can Kill A Child? Which was renamed to Island of the Damned here in the US.

Children Shouldn't Play With Dead Things: 3/25/06
Director Bob Clark had an interview with Icons of Fright last week on his various projects, and brushing over some upcoming projects. Here's what he had to say about this flick: "I've added a new dimension to it, a new character. There's a ghoul that murdered fifteen people, forty years before and that's what changed the island from a resort, a mansion island, to a horror island and he's brought into the story now. I thought, there's more fun to be had with this. It's going to be very funny but quite horrifying too. We'll probably start shooting in September, maybe earlier."

Clock Tower: 9/13/06
According to Production Weekly, filming will begin this December.

Cold Fear: new movie
No official plot yet, but the game followed a coast guard as investigates a mysterious Russian frigate in the middle of the ocean, where it's revealed that an alien species that use human bodies as hosts is onboard.
- This project is only "in talks" right now, but as soon as they find a director they will pitch it to studios and the project will move forward.
- Although the game didn't do well (mainly due to the horrible controls) producers hope that the scary atmosphere will transfer well onto the big screen.
- Avatar's Mo Ramchandani and Jorg Ihle, along with Sekretagent's Corey Mayand Dooma Wendschuh will produce.
- Based on the Ubisoft survival horror game.

Constantine 2: new movie
- If this film does happen I'm sure Keanu Reeves will reprise his role as John Constantine.
- This project is in the very early talking stages.
- Warner Bros. is already planning a sequel to the film, which debuted with $30-million at the box office.

Countdown: new movie
No official plot yet, but the original story told of astronauts who land on a distant planet only to find exact duplicates of their spaceship and themselves, only dead.
- Michael Brandt and Derek Haas(2 Fast, 2 Furious) are rewriting from a draft by Scott Burn and Stephen Gregg.
- Richard Matheson also scripted the story into an episode of the Twilight Zone.
- Based on the Richard Matheson short story entitedl Death Ship.

Crawlspace: new movie
- Stephen Susco (The Grudge) will write the script.
- Based on the 1971 Herbert Lieberman novel.

The Crazies: 5/24/06
Ray Wright is currently rewriting the script, taking over where Scott Kosar left off, and director Brad Anderson (Session 9) has been replaced by Breck Eisner (Sahara). No word as to why Brad left the project.

Creature Feature: new movie
Follows a 13-year-old boy and his crew of small-town friends as they make dozens of low-budget horror films featuring his monster props, but after using a mysterious old camera, the monsters spring to life.
- Described as a light-hearted horror film.
- Gold Circle Films bought the rights from a pitch by Greg Erb and Jason Oremland.

The Creature From the Black Lagoon: director added
Brek Eisner has been set to direct.

Creepshow 3: access to a new clip is up
A clip for the "Alice" segment can be found at the media area of the official site.
http://www.creepshow3.com/

Curandero: added new pics
I've added some new pics below that were found at the Tatopoulos Studios website.
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Damn Nation: new movie
- Considering MTV has a part in the proect, you can expect at least one pop-singer and/or rapper to have a role in the film.
- MTV owns the feature rights to this project.
- Paramount will be distributing.
- Comic-creator Andy Cosby will write the screenplay and executive produce with Ross Richie.
- Based on Andy Cosby's Dark Horse three-issue comic mini-series.

Dark Corners: 11/09/06
Union Station Media has acquired the US and Canadian distribution rights, though, there's no word on whether it'll get a theatrical or straight-to-DVD release. The way horror has been now-a-days I'll say DVD. In the mean time, you can view the new poster above, and watch a behind-the-scenes clip featuring interviews and footage from the film in the link below.
http://www.upcominghorrormovies.com/trailers.php#darkcorners

Dark Reaches: new movie
- Filming is set to begin this spring in Taiwan.
- Cherry Road Films and Double Edge Entertainment are producing.
- Written by Mark Marabate.

Dark Ride: 10/27/06
I've added a new link to view the trailer. Also if you click the links below you will notice some artwork for the film. Lastly, you may get a chance to view this along with various other films if you're one of the lucky people that live by the After Dark Horrorfest that's happening November 17th to 19th. Click the last link below for more info.
http://www.upcominghorrormovies.com/trailers.php
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http://www.horrorfestonline.com/

The Darkness: new movie
The film follows mafia hitman Jackie Estacado, whom discovers that he is the heir to a formidable mystical force called "the Darkness" and he is the only one who can stop a supernatural power bent on enslaving humanity.
- This will be director's Danny and Oxide Pang's second American film. Their first being The Messengers.
- Platinum Studios will finance half of the project, which is at Miramax with a progress to production clause through January 2006.
- Also currently being produced as a video game for the next generation systems and is one of the only comic book adaptations currently announced for the new Xbox 360.
- Based on the popular comic book published by Top Cow Productions, Inc.

Dawn of the Dead 2: new movie
- So far nothing is official and everything's in the "talking" stages, so there is no set production start or estimation as to when it will even be released.
- Original Dawn remake writer James Gunn is not returning, but director Zack Snyder will.
- Universal is very interested in putting this film together.
- This will be a sequel to the Dawn of the Dead remake and not a remake of Romero's Day of the Dead.

Day of the Dead: 10/27/06
Click the link below which hosts a link to view the horrible trailer for the film.
http://www.upcominghorrormovies.com/trailers.php

Daybreakers: news
The Spierig bros spoke with the people at SciFi about the project that'll begin shooting sometime next year. The duo have apparently completed their second draft, and will do a slight polish before casting. They were quoted saying how this is not your ordinary vampire flick, and that it'll take more of a dramatic approach to the story. You can read more below.
http://www.scifi.com/scifiwire2005/index.php?category=3&id=31358

Dead Air: 5/9/07
The first still has been released.
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Dead Asleep: new movie
The story is about a town plagued by deadly insects that come out at night, burrow into sleeping victims and kill them from the inside.
- Produced by Beau Flynn and Tripp Vinson of ContraFilm.
- Scripted by Carter Blanchard.
- Originally titled Bedbugs.
- Jonathan Liebesman was the director behind Darkness Falls.

Dead Calling: 12/04/05
Many reports have indicated that the title has changed from The Second Line to Dead Calling. Filming is currently underway.

Dead Daughters: 8/16/06
The original revolved around three girls who are murdered by their mother and their ghosts seek vengeance by randomly picking people to observe and if the subject does something wrong or acts out of line, the girls hold a merciless trial.
- The original film will be released in it's native country on August 31st '06.
- Gold Circle Film's Paul Brooks will produce with Scott Niemeyer and Norm Waitt taking executive producing. Zak Kadison will co-produce.
- Writer Jared Rivet will adapt the remake.
- A remake of the Russian film by director Pavel Ruminov.

Dead Silence: 1/14/07
A couple pics have been added below.
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Dead West: 9/16/06
Revolves around a bounty hunter who enters a cursed town called Lazarus -- a piece of land that was once an Indian village but was laid to waste during westward expansion. The settlement soon lives up to its name when its former inhabitants rise from the dead to exact revenge on the "white man" who put'em six feet under.
- Although this film was announced, Adam can't actually begin pre-production on it until he finishes a comedy project he's working on.
- Screenplay by Adam Green (Hatchet).
- Stephen L’Heureux is producing under his Solipsist Films banner.
- Based on the graphic novel of the same name by Rick Spears and Rob G.

Deadman: 8/2/06
The eventual film will follow a ghost who, when alive, was a circus acrobat named Boston Brand. He was murdered during a trapeze performance by an unknown assailant but his spirit was granted the power to possess the living in order to search for his murderer as well as help the innocent.
- This project is in the very early stages of development.
- It's said that the producers are working on giving Deadman a contemporary take.
- Warner Bros. will distribute.
- Produced by Guillermo del Toro and Angryfilms' Don Murphy and producing partner Susan Montford.
- Based on the DC Comic with the same name.

Death Line: new movie
- Director Gary Sherman hopes to actual shoot in the closed-off freight tunnels.
- The film will blend fact with fiction, using much of the closed off underground freight tunnels beneath the Chicago subway system as inspiration.
- Though the original was filmed in the UK, the remake will be based in Chicago.
- The basic premise will remain the same, but much of the above-ground stuff will be altered, like the kidnapped woman, whom is now a strong-willed 22-year-old, and her girlfriends come looking for her, as opposed to the boyfriend and police like in the original.
- Director Gary Sherman is also writing.
- The original film was edited and given the name Raw Meat for its US release.
- A remake of the original 1972 film by the same director Gary Sherman.

The Deaths of Ian: 11/09/06
You can check below for some promotional art and click the second link below to read a very detailed synopsis and view some concept art for the film.
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Details: 11/2/06
The story revolves around a girl who disappears after having uncovered a demonic force that only she can see and her father, who stops at nothing to bring her back.
- This project is in the early stages of development.
- Adapted for the big screen by scripter Dan Kay.
- Based on the short story with the same name from British fantasy author China Mieville.

Devil's Den: a link to some small pics is up
A few small pics can be found at the Fenwicks' site below. The band also got to handle the title track to the film.
http://www.thefenwicks.com/music.shtml

Diary Of The Dead: 1/10/07
You can check the first behind the scenes clip of the first week of shooting and you can check out a few new pics below.
http://www.upcominghorrormovies.com/trailers.php#diary
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Dibbuk Box: news
According to Stephen Susco's official site, he has stepped aside as writer, leaving the duties to new writer Moira Buffini.

Dog Soliders: Fresh Meat: news
Deathwatch writer/director Michael J. Bassett is in talks to direct the film, which is slated to begin shooting this Spring.

The Doll Master: new movie
No official plot yet, but the original told of dolls that take on the lives fo their owners after they are dead.
- Dimension Films is behind this.
- A remake of the South Korean horror movie.

Don't Look Now: new movie
- Produced by Mark Gordon.
- Andrea Berloff is writing the screenplay.
- The original was somewhat controversial with its graphic eroticism that was throughout, especially that of Donald Sutherland and Julie Christie.
- A remake of the 1973 film starring Donald Sutherland.

Dream House: new movie
- Produced by Ehren Kruger and Daniel Bobker.
- Written by David Loucka.

Driftwood: 10/27/06
Check below for the new poster that was unvealed on the red carpet during the film's world premiere.
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Drive-Thru: 3/07/06
It turns out that the "Hellaburger" was the working title, while Drive-Thru is the actual title. The finished film was recently turned into Lionsgate, and they're now awaiting word on what kind of release the film will receive.

The Entity: news
Japanese director Hideo Nakata spoke with Fango recently about a couple of his upcoming projects, where he mentioned how The Entity is still in the development stages and their currently looking for a writer. He also added that there is an idea for the project, but it's still in the early stages.

Evil Dead: 3/25/06
Original actor and current producer, Bruce Campbell, spoke with Penny Blood Magazine in their latest issue, where he revealed some details on the film. He describes how they don't discuss the project much since producer and original writer/director Sam Raimi is so busy (I.E. Spiderman 3), but from he gathers it'll be with a new group of people that will get affected by the Necronomicon, meaning there wont be an Ash character. He also believes that the goal with this remake is to make good use of today's visual FX and incorporate it into a "scary-a** un-rated horror film."

Evil Dead IV: news
Deadite a**-kicker Bruce Campbell spoke with The Beat recently about the film, saying: "Everybody wants to make it. I do, Sam does, Rob Tapert does, so that's not an issue. The only issue is that this guy happens to have stumbled into a phenomenon. So until that dies down he won't have time. And really…there's no more mystery. That’s it. There's nothing beyond that. It really is that simple. To tell the guy who made Spider-man to stop so he can make Evil Dead 4...it doesn’t compute."

Evil Seek: new movie
- Filming begins later this year.
- Financed by the Weinstein Company and produced by True Grit Productions.
- Written and directed by Wayne Kramer (The Cooler, Running Scared).

The Eye: cast update
Rene Zellweger has joined the cast.

Fall Down Dead: 8/2/06
The story focuses on Christie Wallace (Swain), a woman who becomes the target of The Picasso Killer (Kier); a serial killer who uses his victims as the canvas for his macabre art. Trapped in a building at night, Christie and six strangers will have to struggle for survival as The Picasso Killer hunts through the building for his ‘masterpiece.’
- Filming begins on August '06 in North Carolina.
- It's said that 90% of the film's story will take place during a citywide blackout.
- The FX will be handled by Dean and Starr Jones (Toolbox Murders, Day of the Dead '06).
- Produced by New Films International and Jon Keeyes’ production company, Highland Myst Cinema Group.

Fallen Angels: 10/20/06
The first poster for the film can be seen below. If you're in the LA area you can catch this film as it debuts October 21st at this year's Screamfest.
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Fatal Frame: 2/10/05
One of the producers for the film has an online journal where he occasionally posts about his projects, one of which just happened to be the status of the Fatal Frame film. In it he reveals that a script is done and a director is in talks already. Plans are to have it go behind cameras later this year. He also reveals that fans can expect most of the film to take place in Japan.

Fear Effect: new movie
Set 10-years into the future rather than an alternative world like the game, we follow a team of elite mercenaries as they attempt to rescue the daughter of a wealthy Chinese businessman, but instead they encounter supernatural elements, which make their mission a little more difficult than expected.
- Although the game delves into some horror aspects, judging from the director and vague plot for the film, we're more in store for an action film rather than horror one.
- Described as Mission Impossible meets Silent Hill.
- Director Stanley Tong worked on the popular big-budgeted Chinese film The Myth with Jackie Chan.
- Mindfire Entertainment's Mark A. Altman (House of the Dead 2) will produce with Mark Gottwald and Chuck Speed.
- The film will be set 10-years into the future as opposed to the alternate world in the game.
- Based on a screenplay by Steve Kriozere.
- Uwe Boll has left the project.
- The project was originally optioned by Uwe Boll in 2004 with hopes to direct with an estimated budgeted of $15-million to $25-million.
- Based on the Eidos Playstation survival horror game.

Fido: new poster
Check below for the new teaser poster.
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Fiend Without a Face: new movie
No official plot yet, but the original told the story of an invisible intelligent life form that escapes from a lab.
- Executive produced by Richard Gordon, who produced the original film.
- Produced by Dennis Bartok, Steven Schneider, Yuko Yoshikawa and Yoshifumi Hosoya.
- The Toolbox Murders duo of Jace Anderson and Adam Gierasch are in talks to write the script.
- A remake of the 1958 horror film.

The First Vampire: new movie
The film will supposedly tell the tale of the very first vampire, before all the mythology behind them were created. Taking place in the 13th century, we'll follow a Viking warrior who returns home to Sweden to discover that his people are drained of blood and in the brink of death. He too falls victim and his child gets carried off by a "creature of the night".
- Filming will supposedly begin late 2006.
- It's said that there will be a lot of twists with the vampire legend in this film, and that the audience will look upon vampirism as a real condition.
- The film was originally scheduled to beging shooting in the first quarter of 2005.
- Co-writer and director Jason Todd Ipson has a background in medicine and based his script on actual reports of vampirism throughout European history.
- Relativity Management and Asgaard Entertainment are financing the film.
- Based on the short film by director Jason Todd Ipson.

The Forest: status update
Filming is finally set to begin this year, where IMDB reports a March start, but sources suggest the date will be pushed to a later time.

Fragile: A Ghost Story: 11/2/06
It looks like the film won't get its original November 3rd release, as it's now reported to get a limited release sometime in '07.

Friday the 13th: director added
With the project on the fast-track Platinum Dunes is keepin' it in the family by setting Jonathan Liebesman to direct, who also worked on TCM: The Beginning for them.

From a Buick 8: new movie
- Chesapeake Films will be producing.
- Based on the Stephen King novel.

Frostbiten: new movie
The film follows a medical doctor and her 17-year-old daughter as they move into a little town called Lapland, which is in the middle of a polar night lasting more than a month, leading the residents of the town to fend for themselves against blood-thirsty vampires.
- Soda Pictures will distribute for the UK and Ireland.
- The film will be distributed in the US by Genius and Wellspring.
- This is a Swedish comedy-horror film that was released to theaters in February '06.

Frost Bites: 6/2/04
Director Robert Kurtzman talked to Fango briefly where he was quoted saying.... "It’s a GRINCH-style horror story, but it’s not a family film. It’s about a creature who hates Christmas and wants to get even with a town that done him wrong, and that hides a lot of dark secrets. My company, Precinct 13 Entertainment, will also be handling the film’s makeup and visual effects. We start shooting in the Northeast later this year."

Funny Games: 11/02/06
Warner Independent Pictures will distirbute this film, which is currently shooting. You can view some behind-the-scenes photos of Watts in action in the link below.
http://www.worstpreviews.com/media.php?id=611&place=shots

Furnace: 7/2/06
The official site is up and running, where you can find new pics and a director's blog. The first cut of the film has been finished and it's nearing the stages of getting locked. Supposedly many investors are already interested in the project, which means good news for the film's distribution. Sadly, the trailer is not yet available. Check below for the pics I got from the official site.
http://www.furnacethemovie.com/
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The Gathering: release date
Well after being delayed for a few years, the film is finally getting a January '06 release. No idea whether it will be going theatrically or direct-to-video though.

Goner: new movie
- Since Joss has a lot of projects ahead of him, this will most likely not happen for a while.
- The project has been described as a "supernatural fantasy/thriller" with similar themes to his TV series.
- Joss Whedon is the creator of the Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Angel series.
- Written and directed by Joss Whedon.

Gravedancers: news
You can check some talk about filming from producer Bart Rosenblatt whom spoke with Fango recently below.
http://www.fangoria.com/news_article.php?id=4095

Hack/Slash: status update
The project is finally happening, with Todd Lincoln set to write and direct.

Half Light: release date/poster
The film will be getting a January direct-to-video release. Check below for the DVD art found on the official site.
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Halloween: 1/10/07
Rob Zombie has now revealed that his wife Sherri Moon Zombie will play Michael's mom Deborah Myers, and added that Dee Wallace Stone and Pat Skipper have signed on to play Laurie Strode's parents.

Hannibal Rising: 1/14/07
I've added the new and supposedly final trailer.
http://www.upcominghorrormovies.com/trailers.php#hannibal

Hatchet: new still
The film is done and will shop for distribution, although the targeted Halloween release seems unlikely. You can check a new still below.
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Happy Birthday To Me 2: new movie
- Still in the early stages of development.
- Co-screenwriters Timothy Bond and Peter Jobin came up with a 10-page outline.
- Being produced by original producers John Dunning and Andr頌ink.
- The obvious sequel to the 1981 slasher.

Headspace: new pics/trailer
You can view the trailer as well as some stills below.
http://www.upcominghorrormovies.com/trailers.php#headspace,
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Hellboy 2: The Golden Army: news
The film has added a subtitle (seen above), and writer/director Guillermo del Toro spoke with SciFi Wire briefly about the film, where he revealed that fans can expect a key role for Abe Sapien (amphibious character in the first).

Hellion: a couple of new pics
A couple pics can be seen below.
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Hellraiser: 10/27/06
No official plot yet, but the original told the story of a mysterious puzzle box that's the key to unleashing sadistic demons to the real world.
- This project is in the very early stages of development, as there's not even a script yet, but the plans are set and Clive seems very interested in revisting the film.
- It's unknown whether Doug Bradley will return as Pinhead.
- The Pinhead in this film will be different from the one we've grown to love.
- Clive said that he plans to have this to be both the beginning and end of Pinhead.
- This film will have an obviously bigger budget, with hopes to do things that the original could never do.
- The Weinstein Company is behind this.
- Clive will serve as writer and producer to this redux, as he was detailed saying that he'd feel too weird to direct a remake of his own movie.
- This is a remake of the classic 1987 Clive Barker film.

Hexxx: director added
Over a year has passed since we last heard anything on the project. Now it looks like first-timer Marc Schoelermann is set to direct with production to begin this Spring.

High Midnight: cast update
I've added a couple names to the cast. Ted Raimi will play Earl, a cowardly deputy. Taylor Nichols plays a pastor. Emilio Rivera plays an Apache who gets in on the action.

The Historian: new movie
- The Cinematographer is Neil Fredericks (The Blair Witch Porject, The Legend of Diablo).
- The script was written by Kraig X. Wenman.
- It's said that many studios faught to purchase the film rights to the book, where Sony eventually won with a 7-figure sum.
- Based on the novel by - Based on the novel by Elizabeth Kostova.

Holla: news
The project has been given an overhaul with a full cast, new director, and a release date. The info. was found on IMDB, which can sometimes update projects with false info., so keep that in mind. Also if this project is coming out in Jan. it will most likely go direct-to-video.

Holloween 9: news
Creature Corner spoke with the money-hungry Halloween producer Malek Akkad about all these rumors floating around the net saying another Halloween isn't happening since nothing has officially been posted for a long time. He replied saying that it IS happening, and it's only delayed due to the recent Miramax/Dimension split. Either way, it still looks like it wont be out for a while.

The Horror Chronicles: new movie
- Each director will also write his own story.
- This project marks the directorial debuts of screenwriters Neal Marshall Stevens (13 Ghosts), Richard Jefferies (Cold Creek Manor) and Art Monterastelli (The Hunted).
- This is the first film to come out of the new genre production company Dark Lot Entertainment.

The Host: new movie
The film finds a present-day Seoul, Korea terrorized by an unidentified monster living in a river called Han. When a young girl is taken by the creature, her family undertakes a dangerous rescue mission.
- Magnolia Pictures will release the film in various major theatrical markets in the US.
- After its premiere in Cannes director Joon-ho Bong decided to go back and tweak a couple CGI sequences before its theatrical release in South Korea.
- The film received a standing ovation after it ended in its premiere at the Cannes Film Festival on May 21st 2006.
- Budgeted at an estimated 10-billion wan, which roughly translates to around 10 1/2-million US dollars.
- Director Joon-ho Bong also did Memories of Murder, from which I reviewed and gave a very high rating for.

Hostel: Part II: 12/19/06
New pictures have been released.
http://www.upcominghorrormovies.com/gallery/index.php?cat=36

House of Voices: title change/poster/release
The film apparently went under a title change from Saint Ange to what you see above. Also you can expect an October 18th DVD release. You can view the poster below.
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The House on Straw Hill: new movie
- THe film will shoot on location in Norfolk in the Summer of 2006.
- This is the first film to come out of the new London-based independent motion picture company Naray Sothcott Entertainment.
- Original film star Linda Hayden will have an important supporting role in this version.
- Director Bob Keen is also an SFX artist that has worked with classics like Waxwork and Hellraiser.
- Produced by Constantine de Naray and Jonathan Sothcott with a budget of $1.5-million.
- The basic premise will be the only similarity the two films will share.
- Original film director James Kenelm Clarke serves as an Executive Producer on this film. He apparently wasn't happy with the original, and wants this remake to be the version that he wanted to make.
- The original has been banned in the UK as a "video nasty" for more than twenty years -- the only British film deemed extreme enough to be outlawed this way.
- A remake of the controversial British horror classic that was known as Expose in its home country.

Hunter: The Reckoning: news
"Best director ever" Uwe Boll spoke with Fango about his many upcoming video game-to-movie adaptions and briefly mentioned how there is a "great" script for this film, but he doesn't plan on working on the project for a while since it's too similar to the horrible Alone in the Dark.

Hunter's Moon: new pic
Fango got ahold of the first pic, which can be seen below.
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Hush: new movie
- Currently filming in Toronto.
- Written by Michael Capellupo, who is also producing with Doug Patterson.
- Brett Sullivan was the editor of Ginger Snaps and director of Ginger Snaps 2: Unleashed.

Movie News S-Z

Sanctuary: 10/27/06
The story revolves around a mysterious woman who takes refuge on a haunted island off the Maine coast.
- Mark Amin's Sobini Films has a first-look deal with Lionsgate.
- Produced by Mark Amin and Alison Rosenzweig, with Steven Susco and Michael Gaeta executive producing.
- Adapted to the big screen by writer Steven Susco (The Grudge).
- Based on John Connolly novel "Bad Men."

Satan's Little Helper: release date/poster
The DVD artwork and new release date has been revealed.

Scream 4: added a pic and posters
Blackfilm got their hands on some posters and a questionable looking pic which can be viewed below.
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Seed: 1/5/06
Some new pics can be found below, while more behind-the-scenes pics can be found below.
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Selling Time: new movie
- 20th Century Fox will distribute the film theatrically.
- Produced by Davis Entertainment, with an estimated budget of $80-million.
- Written by Derick Martini, Steven Martini, Dan McDermott and Jim Uhls.

Severance: 1/10/07
I've added a link to view a new clip for the film, originally found at The Film Asylum.
http://www.upcominghorrormovies.com/trailers.php#severance

Shadow: Dead Riot: new trailer
The official site has been changed up, also the new trailer is now viewable.
http://www.deadriot.com/
http://www.upcominghorrormovies.com/trailers.php#shadow,

Shrooms: new movie
Follows a group of American teens that come to Ireland to visit an old school friend, who takes them on a camping trip in search of the local fabled magic mushrooms. When the hallucinations start taking hold, the panicked friends are attacked by ghostly creatures; never able to determine if they are experiencing gruesome reality or startling delirium. When one teenager unknowingly eats the dangerous "Death's Head" mushroom, the group's nightmare takes a deeply sinister turn.
- This is an Irish horror film.

Shutter: new movie
- No surprise that Roy Lee (The Ring) is producing the remake with partner Doug Davison via their Vertigo Entertainment company. The duo also produced the Dark Water remake.
- A remake of the 2004 Thai ghost-flick with the same name.

Silence: cast addition
According to the unofficial site of Donnie Wahlberg, the actor will have a role in the film as a Det. Jim Lipton. The site also claims that the character's name will be changed before filming begins.

Simon Says: 12/19/06
A trailer has finally appeared online along with another poster.
http://www.upcominghorrormovies.com/trailers.php#simonsays
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Sin-Jin Smyth: new pics/poster
Some new pics can be found below, courtesy of the official site. Also, POH got a chance to check an advanced rough-cut of the film and posted up a review along with some teaser art (seen below). Read the review below.
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Sisters: 10/5/06
Check below for some new pics. Filming is set to end on October 10th, then it'll head to the Sitges International Film Festival in Spain for its World Premiere on October 13-14, then the Montreal Festival of New Cinema on October 25th, which'll make it the North American premiere.
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Skinwalkers: release date set
The film has been set with a December release. In the mean time you can visit the official site, although there's nothing up at the moment. Also, you can enjoy an old 1-minute behind-the-scenes clip below.
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Sleepaway Camp Reunion: 8/16/06
No official plot yet, but it's said to revolve around what happens when "evil reuinites".
- This project is in the scripting stage and may actually never happen.
- It's unlikely that original creator Robert Hiltzik will return to the director's chair.
- Written by Robert Hiltzik.
- The third and final film in the Sleepaway Camp trilogy, which ignores the previous two sequels that were released in the 80s.

Snakeskin: status update
The film's script is in what's known as "turnaround", which means when a project doesn't move for a certain amount of time it's essentially up in the air for any other interested buyers to purchase the rights. Dario Piana is still attached as director.

Snuff-Movie: title change/added pics
The title has been changed from Man With a Movie Camera to what you see above. Also, you can view a slew of new pics below. More can be found below.
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Society 2: Body Modification: new movie
- Scripter Stephan Biro is planning on giving the the upper class with tattoos that will move with the contortion of their skin.
- Its said that the film is gonna be based on the evolution of the demon/upper society and how they recruit.
- It's not known if Yuzna will return to direct, but its been said that RichardStanley has expressed interest.
- The sequel to Brian Yuzna's 1989 film.

Solitary Isle: 8/16/06
The film chronicles an expedition to a deserted island that turns deadly as the explorers face an unknown force.
- George A. Romero will write as well as direct.
- This project marks the first film in a 50-50 joint venture between Hyde Park Entertainment and Kadokawa Pictures in which they will co-finance horror-thriller films under-$25 million range.
- Based on a short story by Japanese writer Koji Suzuki, who also wrote The Ring and Dark Water novels.

Solstice: news
Here's a detailed plot for the film: The joy of high school graduation is shattered for Meghan when her twin sister Sophie commits suicide at a graduation party following an argument between them. Weeks later, her best friends persuade her to join them on their annual summer trip to Hawaii, their last before scattering to different colleges. Meghan is reluctant at first as the cottage in Hawaii holds too many memories of her sister, but Sophie’s boyfriend finally convinces her that it would be good for her to get away and it her sister would have wanted it that way. What should have been a fun week in a tropical paradise turns ominous as Meghan starts to feel the presence of her sister all around. When mysterious and eerie things start to occur, she is convinced here sister is trying to contact her from the dead. Slowly she convinces her friends that she is not imagining things and on the night of the summer solstice, when this world and the next are closest in harmonic convergence an apparition appears to them all from the other side, but it is not Sophie and the messages it carries will change their lives for ever.

Spell: new movie
- There's talks that this film will be seen as a franchise, and described as "Buffy in high school with attractive 18-to-22-year-olds". What a waste.
- The president of Davis Films apparently doesn't care to keep the eastern flavor for the film, much like a lot of other Asian remakes are doing.
- Davis Films (Silent Hill) owns the remake rights.

Stagknight: 10/27/06
The official site now has a new trailer.

Stir of Echoes: The Homecoming: 1/10/07
The film's subtitle has changed from "The Dead Speak" to the much worse title "The Homecoming".

Storm Warning 12/19/06
Dimension Films has acquired the rights to distribute the film. There's currently no release date set, but knowing how horrible Dimension is with distributing, the film will either get a small release or take years to even get seen by the viewing public.

Strangeland: Disciple: news
Actor Robert Englund spoke to Fango recently on his various upcoming projects, one of which was Strangeland 2. In it he pretty much confirms that the film is happening and that he has received the scipt. He says how it's a good script and that director Dee Snider is in the process of looking for a good director that will "share his vision".

The Suffering: new movie
- This film has just been announced.
- MTV hopes to make this into an edge-of-your-seat grounding breaking horror film. Although, knowing MTV they will probably place young faces and/or rappers somewhere into the film, making it less appealing to hardcore horror fanatics.
- MTV owns the rights and are working with Stan Winston and Brian Gilbert from Stan Winston Productions and Jason Lust and Rick Jacobs from Circle of Confusion to turn this into a film project.
- Based on the award-winning videogame.

Sword of Dracula: news
Producer Danial Alter talked with Fango about the film, saying... "The movie version of Sword of Dracula will be like Raiders of the Lost Ark with vampires. The story takes place in modern times, where American forces compete with another superpower country to find Dracula’s tomb. The object is to use Dracula’s stengths for modern warfare. Vampirology becomes part of a military agenda."

Tamara: link to a clip
Another new "gory" clip can be found below.
http://www.horror-movies.ca/horror_5262.html

Texas Lullaby: added to cast
Josh Hartnett and Tom Waits have joined the cast which also includes John Malkovich, Ellen Barkin, Alison Lohman, and Bruce Willis.

The Tingler: 1/10/07
Well, it looks like the project isn't dead like I thought it was. Although many years have passed since this was first announced, recent reports indicate that Feast writing duo Patrick Melton and Marcus Dunstan have been hired to pen the script.

The Thirst: pics added
Fango got a hold of a couple pics, which can be seen below.
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Tokyo Ghost Story: new movie
- Davis Entertainment is producing.
- No, this isn't a remake this time. It's based on a script by Chuck Konzelman and Cary Solomo.

The Toolbox Murders 2: poster
I've added the DVD artwork.
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Tortured Souls: status update
For those wondering whether this film is still getting made, Clive Barker was at Rue Morgue's Festival of Fear, where he revealed that the film will eventually be made, but not as quickly as people would like since he chose to put his books first.

Trapped Ashes: news & new pics added
Filming wrapped for the Jibaku segment, and Fango spoke with writer and co-producer Dennis Bartok, where he gave us some details on the film, saying: "It’s the most ambitious and far-reaching of the segments, since it literally takes the two main characters into the mouth of hell itself, like in a Lucio Fulci film. It deals with infidelity, sexual obsession, spiritual anguish, necromantic sex, dead souls…quite a lot to fit into 25 minutes or so." Read more below, and a couple new photos can be found below.
http://www.fangoria.com/news_article.php?id=5582
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The Tripper: 10/5/06
You can check below for a bloody new pic. You can view more, including new promo art at David Arquette's Myspace page below. Lastly, the film will make its world premiere at ScreamFest LA on October 13th.
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Turistas: 10/27/06
There is a new clip from the film. Don't forget to check back at the foxatomic site on Halloween as it premieres exclusive pics and clips for this film and many others.
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The Turning: new movie
- This project has just been announced.
- Roy Lee and Doug Davison of Vertigo Entertainment will produce.
- Chad and Carey Hayes will write the script.
- Based on Henry James' classic tale "The Turn of the Screw".

Twilight: new movie
- MTV Films and Maverick Films bought the film rights, but it will eventually be released by MTV's Viacom sister company Paramount Pictures.
- Based on the upcoming novel by Stephanie Meyer.

Underworld 3: added a new poster
- This is said to be a prequel to the first film.

Unholy: added the trailer
The trailer is now up and ready for viewing.
http://www.upcominghorrormovies.com/trailers.php#unholy,

Urban Legends: Bloody Marry: new pics
I've got a couple new pics of the main cast from the film. Check'em below.
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Urbane: new poster
You can view the poster for the film below that was made specifically for the Cannes film festival.
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Vacancy: 12/19/06
The first pic can be seen below.
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Vamped: new movie
- Produced by Mindy Marin and her Bluewater Ranch Entertainment company.
- Based on David Sosnowski's novel under the same name to be released on August.

Vampire: The Requiem: new movie
- The game it's based on introduces a contemporary horror universe that details the night life of vampires. Just as it's up to the game players to create characters and plots, a screenwriter will also be charged with creating characters and a storyline for the adaptation.
- New Line Cinema has optioned the feature rights for producer Adam Fields.
- The game this is based on is a sequel to the first titled Vampire: The Masquerade, which came out in '91 and spawned the '96 Fox TV series Kindred: The Embraced.
- Based on the role-playing game from White Wolf Publishing that comes out in August.

Voodoo Moon: trailer added
A link to view the trailer can be found below.
http://www.variety.com/index.asp?layout=vision&taxid=22457&element_id=1640012735&speed=100

The Watch: news
Things seem to be moving along, as director Victor Salva has given Fango an update as well as a few production art photos. He also spoke enthusiastically about the project, saying: "The Watch has, for me, the best of both worlds in the horror universe, something that takes the audience on an incredible journey through darkness and into the unknown. A journey that escalates quickly into a heartstopping and unforgettable rollercoaster ride full of believable characters and great action and horror setpieces that we have not seen before."
He then added... "The film, set in World War II, follows a group of American soldiers in a snowbound forest, who find themselves battling a supernatural force the Nazis have unleashed to help them win the war,” he says. “I was brought on to work on The Watch when the project was at New Line. John and Daniel’s original screenplay has a remarkable idea behind it. I believe The Watch has the potential to be a horror milestone—not just because of its originality, but for its pure scare power. Decisions are now being made as to where and when production will take place."

Water's Edge: new movie
- Jordana Brewster (Fast & the Furious) will star as local a boat driver that take the group to their destination.
- Constantin Films is producing.
- This is Chris Applebaum directorial debut, crossing over from making videos to films.

Werewolf Hunter: The Legend of Romasanta: added the poster
The new DVD artwork can be found below.

White: 10/27/06
Described as an apocalyptic tale centering on a group of people trapped in a blizzard and systematically picked off by mysterious phantoms.
- Rogue Pictures will distribute.
- Former Miramax executive Michael Zoumas is producing from his Zoom Entertainment.
- Based on a novella within author Tim Lebbon's "White and Other Tales of Ruin."
- This marks writer Steven Susco's directorial debut.

The Witches: new movie
- Warner Bros. will distribute.
- Alfonso Cuarón (Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban) will produce.
- Guillermo del Toro is set to write and direct the film.
- A remake of the 1990 British dark fantasy, which is based on a book by Roald Dahl.

Wrong Turn 2: cast update
I've added a few more names to the cast, which is currently shooting in Vancouver. Henry Rollins, Texas Battle, Crystal Lowe, Erica Leershen, Aleksa Palladino, Matthew Currie Holmes, and Ken Krizinger.