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Resident Evil 4 in the Works?

2009-07-04T23:59:46Z

Ready for more Resident Evil? ShockTillYouDrop.com is reporting that a fourth edition of the video-game based zombie franchise, tentatively titled Resident Evil: Afterlife, is being planned for release on September 17, 2010. No cast or director has been chosen, and although a script has not likely been written, chances are it might take place in Tokyo -- since the North American branch of the evil Umbrella Corporation was destroyed in Resident Evil: Extinction. Or it could take place in Alaska, where the caravan in that film was headed in search of a zombie-less haven. Personally, I think the latter would be a cool change of scenery, but as long as Resident Evil: Apocalypse's director, Alexander Witt, doesn't return, I'll be happy.

Predators Director Revealed!

2009-07-03T01:57:52Z

Photo: Paul Hawthorne
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Despite rumors that The Descent's Neil Marshall (and earlier, Robert Rodriguez) would direct the next Predator movie, Predators, AICN is now saying that it's confirmed that the director will in fact be Nimrod Antal. Who, you say? You may know him as the director of the snuff film film Vacancy, whose shortcomings didn't really have much to do with direction, so I suppose he's a decent choice (as opposed to a Descent choice, which would've been better). Look for the film to hit theaters in July 2010.

Good News: Jennifer's Body Rated R; Bad News: Not for Nudity

2009-07-03T01:15:25Z

Sorry, fellas, but despite the R rating assigned to the upcoming Megan Fox demon possession vehicle Jennifer's Body (written by Juno's Diablo Cody), it looks like you won't be seeing Fox's goodies in the film. That's because the MPAA rating is "for sexuality, bloody violence, language and brief drug use," NOT nudity. Of course, to anyone who's seen the pics that have been floating around for over a year of her shooting a topless scene in pasties, this should come as no surprise.

In other ratings news, The Final Destination is also rated R. That is all.

New Trailer for The Stepfather Remake!

2009-07-02T03:21:33Z

As the Stepfather remake inches closer (October 16), we get our first look at the trailer, which seems decent enough. Since the original wasn't really a slasher, this PG-13 treatment from the Prom Night folks doesn't seem quite as discouraging as that toothless remake (furiously knocking on wood with fingers crossed).

Magnet to Release House of the Devil

2009-07-02T02:55:11Z

Perhaps spurred by his recent hiring to direct the upcoming Haunting in Connecticut sequel, Ti West's latest flick, The House of the Devil, has been picked up for theatrical distribution by Magnet Releasing. Magnet is the studio that's brought us genre fare like Let the Right One In, Timecrimes, Mutant Chronicles and Shuttle, and as with those films, it's to be expected that the theatrical release of The House of the Devil -- which should be in October -- will be limited.

Awesome Foreign Posters for Your Favorite Horror Movies

2009-07-01T04:16:47Z

Let's face it: Hollywood movie posters have become largely a cookie-cutter affair, as predictable as, well, most Hollywood movies themselves. As this gallery shows, though, when movies hit foreign soil, the local flavor often comes through, reminding us that movie posters can indeed be an art form...for better (Poland's The Shining, right) or worse (Japan, I'm looking in your direction).

American Werewolf in London Remake in the Works

2009-06-30T23:37:13Z

Add An American Werewolf in London to the horror remake pile. Bloody-Disgusting.com first reported, and Variety confirmed, that Dimension Films is developing a remake of the iconic 1981 werewolf movie from director John Landis. No talent is lined up yet, but it's being produced by Sean and Bryan Furst, who produced the 2006 supernatural thriller The Woods and the upcoming vampire film Daybreakers. You have to wonder if they'll wait to see how the remake of The Wolf Man fares this fall before delving too deeply into the project.

New This Week: Foreign DVDs Up the Wazoo

2009-06-30T03:35:01Z

This week bevy of DVD releases has a distinctly international flavor, featuring films from England, Japan, Australia, Korea and Italy, including efforts from Ringu director Hideo Nakata, Italian icon Lucio Fulci and American cult author Edward Lee -- not to mention something called I Know How Many Runs You Scored Last Summer.

A Beauty of a Beast: Sea Beast DVD Review

2009-06-29T02:54:24Z

Can a Sci Fi Channel monster movie actually be competent or even, dare I say, good? Sea Beast dares to answer that question with a resounding "I reckon." Read the details in my review of Sea Beast.

Trailer, Poster for Vampire Flick Daybreakers

2009-06-28T23:25:16Z

We have our first look at what might be the first big horror hit of 2010: Daybreakers, a futuristic action hybrid set in a vampire-majority world in which the human food resources have been depleted. Can you say allegory? Allegorical or not, the trailer looks pretty cool. Catch Daybreakers in theaters on January 8.