Buried director Rodrigo Cortes' new flick Red Lights has been met with mixed reviews at Sundance (look for ours soon), but that hasn't stopped it from nailing down distro.

According to Variety, Millennium Entertainment has Red Lights in its sights, as CEO Bill Lee's distribution company has closed a deal to acquire U.S. rights to Rodrigo Cortes' paranormal tale.

The twisting psychological thriller premiered Friday night at the jam-packed Eccles Theatre at Sundance.

Sigourney Weaver, Robert De Niro, Cillian Murphy, Toby Jones, Joely Richardson, Leonardo Sbaraglia, and Elizabeth Olsen all star. Cortes produced with Adrian Guerra, while Cindy Cowan exec produced through her Cindy Cowan Entertainment banner.

Synopsis:
Two paranormal fraud investigators, the veteran Dr. Margaret Matheson (Weaver) and her young assistant, Tom Buckley (Murphy), study the diverse phenomena of metaphysics with the intention to demonstrate its fraudulent origin. Simon Silver (De Niro), a legendary psychic, perhaps the most famous gifted of all time, returns after thirty years of mysterious absence to become the world's greatest challenger to orthodox science and professional skeptics. Tom begins to develop a dense obsession to silver, whose magnetism is enhanced dangerously with each new manifestation of inexplicable dark phenomena.

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Click here for our review of The Grey!

From the Press Release:
Open Road Films will release the highly anticipated, action-packed survival thriller, The Grey, in theaters nationwide on January 27, 2012. The Grey stars Liam Neeson and is directed by Joe Carnahan (A-Team, Smokin’ Aces, Narc); it was produced by Liddell Entertainment.

In The Grey, Liam Neeson leads an unruly group of oil-rig roughnecks when their plane crashes into the remote Alaskan wilderness. Battling mortal injuries and merciless weather, the survivors have only a few days to escape the icy elements – and a vicious pack of rogue wolves on the hunt – before their time runs out.

The Grey also features Frank Grillo (Warrior and Lay the Favorite), Dermot Mulroney (Burn After Reading, About Schmidt), Dallas Roberts ("The Good Wife", 3:10 To Yuma), Joe Anderson (Across The Universe, upcoming ABC series "The River"), James Badge Dale (upcoming World War Z, The Conspirator, HBO’s "The Pacific"), and Nonso Anozie (Conan the Barbarian, Atonement, RocknRolla).

The Grey is produced by Jules Daly, Joe Carnahan, Ridley Scott, and Mickey Liddell. Executive producers are Tony Scott and Jennifer Hilton as well as Jim Seibel, Bill Johnson, and Marc Butan of Inferno Entertainment.

Big red is at it again with yet another poor soul being tortured by him and his demonic henchmen! That's right, kids! Grab your bible and light your candles. A man of The Cloth is on his way with bad intentions.

From writer/director Justin Price comes The Cloth, starring Danny Trejo, Eric Roberts, Rachele Brooke Smith, Kyler Willett and Steven Brand. Pretty good cast, no? Imagine the fun of seeing Roberts and Trejo tangoing with demons. We are SO there!

Check out the twisted one-sheet below, and look for distro news soon!

Synopsis
The Cloth is an action-horror story centered on a secret organization formed by the Catholic Church to counteract the rising cases of demonic possessions across the country. The story follows a young godless man who is being recruited into the cloth.

In 2010 the folks behind Scary or Die announced that they were accepting content from filmmakers which would be distributed later on in the future. That time is now, and we have the first trailer to prove it to you.

The fruits of the Scary or Die effort have produced a new anthology film featuring the works of directors Bob Badway, Michael Emanuel, and Igor Meglic. The flick(s) stars Corbin Bleau, John Moran, Bill Oberst, Jr., Domiziano Arcangeli, Nicole Moore, Alexandra Choi, and a whole lot more.

Check out the teaser trailer below featuring a flesh-hungry clown, necromancers, Mexican zombies, and more! Just try and get that theme song out of your head for the rest of the day. For more information about the project and the anthology film, hit up the official Scary or Die website.

Is it February 12th yet? The more we see of the upcoming episodes of "The Walking Dead" on AMC, the more we can't wait for the mid-season premiere. In the meantime we'll just keep watching and rewatching this new promo video.

In addition MovieWeb has posted a hilarious Season 2 alternate title sequence, which you'll also find below. This new intro shines a light on the character dynamics of this ragtag group of zombie survivors and the impending daddy issues that Lori's pregnancy is sure to bring.

Episode 2.08 - Nebraska (2/12/12 Air Date):
Shane (Jon Bernthal) throws accusations at Hershel (Scott Wilson) after finding Sophia in the barn.

To stay up-to-the-minute on all things walker related, follow @WalkingDead_AMC on Twitter and visit "The Walking Dead" on Facebook. For more be sure to hit up the official "The Walking Dead" page on AMC.com.

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Flying Turtle's new action platformer A Walk in the Dark takes place in a surreal dark fantasy world, and who doesn't love that?!? Check out some new screenshots and more!

According to the game's developer, "We believe that music is the key for evoking emotions. We wanted our game music to have a cinematic feeling, to feel mysterious and give depth to the world."

Check out the trailer below, which shows off the exquisite imagery and the profoundly beautiful soundtrack that is now available on iTunes for you tune-heads to download.

You'll be able to pick up A Walk in the Dark for the PC by the last quarter of 2012. For now make sure to keep up with all the latest news on the official A Walk in the Dark website.

From the Press Release
In this action platformer you play as a cat, Bast, running through a dark fantasy world. You’ll be running, jumping and sliding with smooth and precise controls designed to make you feel like a cat. But it won't be easy. In the dark you never know what lies in the shadows. In this dark journey you will face strange creatures and dangerous traps.

Features:

Beautiful original soundtrack by Cody Cook

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Episode 3 of the budding web-based horror talk show Inside Horror is here, and as always we have the goodies for you right here! On tap this week is a look inside The Theatre Bizarre and much more!

Every week, totally live and completely uncensored, your horror hosts Staci Layne Wilson and Elric Kane not only vivisect the latest in the genre but also uncover undiscovered classics with recommendations via decidedly undead debate.

Inside Horror features the hottest and the coolest film directors, actors, authors, filmmakers, documentarians and experts on the horror genre. Giving our audience a voice on the show, live and as you watch, is our chat room cutie Jenna Busch. Jenna also kicks off every show with the latest news in “Dreadlines” – hot off the Dread Central wire.

Inside Horror with Elric Kane and Staci Layne Wilson airs Tuesday nights live at 7:00 p.m. PST at TheStream.tv. To keep up with the gang and stay on the inside of all things horror related, be sure to visit the official Inside Horror Facebook Page and follow along with Inside Horror on Twitter.

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Darksiders II follows the story of a new Horseman of the Apocalypse, Death, whose tale runs alongside War’s ventures in the original title. You may ask, “What makes Death different from War?” Read on for details!

According to the game’s director, Marvin Donald, “What makes Death different is almost everything about him. The way he expresses himself, the way he talks, the way he handles business on the battlefield, and the way he gets around. The way he moves is more feral, more animal-like.” Not that we'd ever doubt the reaper anyway. He's known to have a nasty temper.

THQ and Virgil games just released a new trailer and several screenshots for Darksiders II which bring new light to the character of Death and the dark world he encompasses.

The game is expected to be released June of this year on PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, PC and Wii U.

Check out the new images and trailer below. Visit the Darkriders II website for additional details.

In Part 2 of our coverage of Dread Central's set visit to writer/director Steven R. Monroe’s psychological revenge thriller MoniKa last June at the Big Picture Soundstage in Burbank, California, we continue our chat with the film’s star, Cerina Vincent, regarding the titular role, her long-standing working relationship with Monroe, the latest in her Hot Chick book series, and more. In addition we're pleased to present the debut of the film's poster.

Co-executive produced by actress Vincent with Monroe and producers Anthony Fankhauser and Aaron Hofman, MoniKa co-stars Jason Wiles and C. Thomas Howell as well as Jeff Branson, Chad Lindberg and Andrew Howard (the three appeared in Monroe’s I Spit on Your Grave redux) and actors Lew Temple (The Devil’s Rejects), Shayla Beesley (Spreading Darkness), Raffaello Degruttola, Elisa Donovan and genre vet Tim Thomerson. (Click here for Part 1 of our coverage.)

Sitting down with the affable actress in her trailer to discuss MoniKa (which she had wrapped the day prior), Vincent (whose previous forays into horror include her standout role in Cabin Fever as well as The Return to House on Haunted Hill, among others) said of MoniKa’s principal photography, “We're having a blast! When Steven first sent me the script five years ago, the whole movie was to be shot in the middle of the desert, but then as he was location scouting, he started thinking about moving it to Vegas and said, ‘Don’t get too excited!’ I did get excited, though, because I’m from Vegas and I always thought it would be fun to shoot in my hometown. He ended up taking the story and moving it to the seedy kind of crack-whore part of Vegas, which was great for production value. Growing up in Vegas, let me say that there’s no reason to ever go to that part of town, but it looked great on film.”

Vincent with Jason Wiles and Elisa Donovan

In addition to the Las Vegas location and the final days of photography that took place in Burbank, MoniKa filmed on location in a dry lake bed in Nevada, which came with its own particular set of challenges.

“It was over 100 degrees and windy and dusty, and you’d just be hit in the face with all of it,” Vincent laughed, “with absolutely no shade at all. It was super, super bright, and Jason (Wiles) and I were doing a scene with six pages of dialogue, and by the time the end came, we could hardly get the words out because there was so much dust in our mouths, and my hair was blowing everywhere. The desert can be intense. But now, I know this may sound cheesy, I might cry, but everyone on this production was so great and is such a great team, and I feel like we really have a family. It makes such a difference because I’ve done movies where I felt, ‘Really? This is how this production is going to go?’ But it is so beautiful when everyone is a professional and everyone is happy to be at work. It's a blessing.”

For anyone who personally knows Vincent, three things more than likely will come to mind when her name is brought up: her intellectual depth and innate charm and, to our pop culture conscience, her striking brunette locks which have historically been part of her filmic je ne sais quoi.

“Oh my god,” said the actress, recounting what led to her drastic change of hair color for MoniKa. “So I have a lot of hair and said to Steven, ‘I could put some highlights in,’ and Steven said, ‘No, I want you to be really blonde,’ and I was like, ‘Cool!’ I thought that he’d forget about it, and then he kept bringing it up so I went in to the production office with these pictures of girls (with different hair colors) and he picked the one that was a super pale bleached blonde, and I said, ‘Do you understand the process that this is going to take?’ And he said, ‘Yeah. And that’s what I want.’”

Biting the proverbial bullet, Vincent took the photo to her hairstylist at Monroe’s request. The stylist refused, as did the next one she asked to make the color change. Vincent persevered, however, in delivering the look of her character which Monroe demanded.

“This is like really ‘comic book blonde,’” Vincent mused, “and that’s an element to this film. It’s not comic-booky, but it could be, and so I think it really works for the character. Some of the footage where it’s dark and slow motion and I’m in the desert at night and I’m wearing a long, black leather coat shooting a shotgun and my hair is lit and flowing, the blonde looks really cool! But walking through a Ralphs now? I’m getting a lot of strange looks.”

Vincent with Steven Monroe and Jeff Branson

The conversation turned then to the general public’s perception of blondes and to Vincent’s interaction with the masses given her then flaxen tresses.

“Yeah, people absolutely treat me differently now,” she replied. “They told me when I was leaving the salon that people would, and I didn’t give it much thought, but they do! When we were in Vegas shooting, I had the afternoon off one day, and so I went down to sit by the pool where we were staying, and the salon had told me not to get much sun on it because the color could get weird and brassy so I was trying to put it up in a hat and it was windy and the pages of my script were flying. There was this woman a few feet away who said mockingly to her husband, ‘Oh look at that girl. Oh, Oh! I’m an actress! Look at my blonde hair! Oh, Oh! My script! My script is flying away!’”

“Look, I’m Italian, and something kicked in and I thought, ‘I can say something, or I can let that go.’ But I said, ‘Excuse me, I heard that.’ And she stood up and said, ‘Well, I meant for you to.’ And I was like, ‘I don’t know where to go with this next!’ If I’d been Monika, I would have shot her! I had two other girls try to pick fights with me as a bleached blonde, too. That has never happened in my entire life as brunette. Guys are weird, too.”

Given the darkness of Monroe’s previous I Spit on Your Grave and the similar contextual revenge concept of MoniKa, we queried the actress as to the disturbing depths she may or may not have had to mine in bringing her character to the life.

“I think that Steven is such a ‘whole’ person,” she offered of her director, whom she previously worked with on the 2005 film It Waits and the drama Complacent. “He’s a talented writer and director, and also a talented director with actors, but he's also just a fabulous human being. Steven also knows the camera like no director I’ve ever worked with. So there is a trust there with him and I have great respect for him and I always feel so comfortable working with Steven. But I guess when you look at MoniKa as a whole, yes, there are some dark things going on. My character’s sister ends up getting killed over drug money, and she goes through some crazy scenes, but I don’t think I really had anything that dark to do. I had some wild sex scenes and I kill a lot of people, but in the end my character is really a guardian angel in an interesting sort of way. And there's a bit of a love story going on, too - it's not too dark at all.”

As for how Vincent became involved as a co-executive producer on MoniKa, she stated, “Well, Steven gave me the script about seven years ago and we tried to make the film then. For one reason or another it never happened, but he sent it to me again at the beginning of 2011 and asked me if I was still interested. Obviously, I'm interested in anything Steven does because I think he's incredible and also because it was a fabulous role for me. I was stoked to play a blonde stoic tomboy who's good with a gun.”

“So, some of the financiers were taking a while to commit, and I asked for a shot at trying to find funding for the film,” continued Vincent, who in addition to acting is also a screenwriter in her own right. “I sold my own script a few years back and it was almost made into a film so I already had a taste of what that ‘producer’ role was like. So I passed the MoniKa script on to some investors who are fans of mine and who love Steven's work, and I was able to secure the first money in - which is usually the hardest. So, yes, that made me a co-executive producer, but honestly, I wasn't really wearing any producer caps on the film. I really was just focusing on my target practice, bleaching my hair and being a believable badass!”

Photo credit: Jason Todd Ipson

Known most to Dread readers for her work in the genre, Vincent’s filmography is wide-reaching and includes turns in the television series "Two and a Half Men", "CSI" and "Bones" as well as roles in the feature comedies Everybody Wants to Be Italian, Not Another Teen Movie and the upcoming Tag, in which she stars alongside Scout Taylor-Compton (Rob Zombie’s Halloween), Christopher Mintz-Plasse (Kick-Ass) and Kane Hodder. Her work outside of the realm of acting has been prolific as well, from her charitable endeavors with The Busted Foundation (which aids Los Angeles women battling breast cancer) to her co-authored trilogy of well-received books with Jodi Lipper, titled How to Eat Like a Hot Chick (2007), How to Love Like a Hot Chick (2009) and Live it Like a Hot Chick (2010) via HarperCollins Publishing.

Of that series, “We are writing another book,” said Vincent. “They are empowering books for women and redefine the term ‘hot chick’, and they are silly, sexy and funny, but with sound ‘girlfriend to girlfriend’ advice. My co-author Jodi Lipper and I are working on our fourth book now. It’s a bit of a departure from the ‘Hot Chick’ series where we call out a lot of tabloid bullshit and negative stuff in the media that makes women hate themselves. We really go there. We talk about how radio ads for breast implants and liposuction are so bad for young girls. The fake reality TV stars that our youth are looking up to, filled with Botox and cat-fighting with other women on TV, it's just all so out of control. Body dysmorphia and insecurities happen anyway, but we have whole networks that make a ton of money only airing shows with negative messages. We're trying to encourage our readers to turn off the crappy TV and open their minds and hearts to things that nurture themselves instead.”

For more on Cerina, visit the official Cerina Vincent website.

Synopsis:
The film is a violent, edgy ride focusing on the forlorn Reagan Tyler, a man who is troubled by visions and premonitions that ultimately lead him to Las Vegas. It's there that Reagan meets the beautiful and mysterious Monika, a young woman who turns out to have been killed the night before he even met her. Reagan is then forced to put the puzzle together of what happened, how she is still present, and help Monika with her revenge on the killers of her younger sister.

The cool thing about viral campaigns? You just never know what they're in promotion of. Case in point: this latest video that appeared on YouTube, which shows different spots around the world in which strange and monstrous noises could be heard.

Seriously, this could be anything. Pacific Rim, Cloverfield 2, Godzilla, something else entirely? Or maybe ... maybe, it's just a collection of strange noises from other films edited together! The only thing we know for sure is that hearing such sounds would result in a quick soiling of the trousers.

Check out the video below. Let the speculation begin. Tell us what you think in the comments section below. Thanks to everyone's favorite monster kid, Avery G., for the heads-up.

On to the goodies ...

Speak Spanish? Good, then you can fully enjoy this latest look at Buried director Rodrigo Cortes' new flick Red Lights while the rest of us stare inquisitively at all the pretty pictures.

The twisting psychological thriller premiered this past Friday night at the jam-packed Eccles Theatre at Sundance.

Sigourney Weaver, Robert De Niro, Cillian Murphy, Toby Jones, Joely Richardson, Leonardo Sbaraglia, and Elizabeth Olsen all star. Cortes produced with Adrian Guerra, while Cindy Cowan exec produced through her Cindy Cowan Entertainment banner.

Synopsis:
Two paranormal fraud investigators, the veteran Dr. Margaret Matheson (Weaver) and her young assistant, Tom Buckley (Murphy), study the diverse phenomena of metaphysics with the intention to demonstrate its fraudulent origin. Simon Silver (De Niro), a legendary psychic, perhaps the most famous gifted of all time, returns after thirty years of mysterious absence to become the world's greatest challenger to orthodox science and professional skeptics. Tom begins to develop a dense obsession to silver, whose magnetism is enhanced dangerously with each new manifestation of inexplicable dark phenomena.

Mysterious creatures. You have gotta love them. Especially when they're hellbent on devouring anyone who foolishly crosses their paths. Speaking of which...

According to Variety, Barcelona's Escandalo Films, one of Spain's key producers of genre pics, the country's biggest movie export commodity, has greenlit its latest fantasy film, the chiller Colmillos (Fangs). Film Factory Ent. has acquired international rights outside Spain.

Alberto de Toro, who cut his teeth editing Mexican-Spanish Aztec curse chiller KM 31 and Spain's Ghost Graduation, will make his directorial debut on Fangs, working from a screenplay with novelist Salvador Macip.

Adapting the award-winning young adult bestseller of the same title, written by Macip and Sebastia Roig, Fangs tells the tale of a troubled teen who is kidnapped, shuttled to a house in the mountains, and forced to work as a slave. The only escape is through a dark forest where mysterious, savage creatures lurk.

Production begins in September.

Doctor Strange is one of those Marvel superheroes who just never got his due. Maybe it's because the character spent a little too much time exploring the dark side. Either way, a movie is on its way, and a quick update on its status has come.

During an interview with io9 Sean Carroll, a theoretical physicist at the California Institute of Technology who served as an advisor on the science behind Thor, dropped this latest bit of goodness.

Now that Carroll's done with Thor, he's moved on to Doctor Strange, about a surgeon who becomes earth's Sorcerer Supreme. Carroll's job is to apply limits to Strange's powers. "You need constraints to provide tension," he says. "A world where anything can happen makes for a very boring movie. It's when science imposes boundaries on what a superhero can do that the real drama begins."

Writers Joshua Oppenheimer and Thomas Donnelly turned in their script for the Doctor Strange film a while back, and Marvel is pushing forward with the property.

Created in 1963, Doctor Strange is the story of an arrogant surgeon who is injured in a car accident and goes on to become the Sorcerer Supreme of the Marvel universe. Using his magical powers, Strange protects the earth from attacks from other realms.

Look for more on this one soon.

What is it with the people who go to Sundance? Every year at least one movie renders at least one viewer unconscious. The latest knock-out artist? Bloody Disgusting Selects' entry V/H/S. Read on for the details.

Deadline reports that a moviegoer passed out last night during a midnight screening of the genre film V/H/S. EMTs came, say sources close to the film. The guy who passed out during the first particularly gruesome scene in the film was embarrassed and didn’t want to leave but was encouraged to by his girlfriend. He returned to meet the film’s directors, Adam Wingard, David Bruckner, Ti West, Glenn McQuaid, Joe Swanberg, and Radio Silence. Another moviegoer was apparently treated for nausea 20 minutes later.

Look for more soon, including a review!

Just hours after getting the newest one-sheet for The Woman in Black, which is shrouded in darkness, comes this latest clip from the film, entitled "Lights Out". Something tells us we're going to need a flashlight!

Joining star Daniel Radcliffe are Ciaran Hinds, Janet McTeer, Liz White, Alisa Khazanova, Tim McMullan, Roger Allam, Daniel Cerqueira, Shaun Dooley, Mary Stockley, Cathy Sara, David Burke, Victor McGuire, and Lucy May Barker. James Watkins (Eden Lake) is at the directorial helm with a screenplay by Jane Goldman.

The Woman in Black follows a young lawyer, Arthur Kipps (Radcliffe), who is ordered to travel to a remote corner of the UK and sort out a recently deceased client’s papers. As he works alone in an old and isolated house, Kipps begins to uncover its tragic secrets, and his unease grows when he discovers that the local village is held hostage by the ghost of a scorned woman set on vengeance.

Look for The Woman in Black in US theatres on February 3rd, 2012. The UK will be getting it on February 10th, 2012.

More eye candy from Chronicle has landed at our doorstep... well, okay, they came from our inbox, but do you have to be such a prick? Play along once in a while! Jeez!

Josh Trank's Chronicle stars Michael B. Jordan, Dane DeHaan, Alex Russell, Michael Kelly, and Ashley Hinshaw. Look for Chronicle in theatres on February 3, 2012.

Synopsis
Three high school students and friends make an incredible discovery, leading to them developing uncanny superpowers beyond their understanding. As they learn to control their abilities, and initially use them to their advantage, their lives start to spin out of control, and their darker sides soon begin to take over.

Look, we all know the zombie apocalypse is going to happen sooner or later. All this 2012 talk doesn't make things any better either. So instead of fighting it, it's better to be prepared. And, being the thoughtful soul she is, Lynn Messina has written a book to assist girls with relationships when there's no more room in Hell and the dead shall walk the Earth.

The author of Little Vampire Women, Messina knows her way around the horror genre. And now she brings us this hilarious mash-up of zombies and relationship manuals, which she calls zombie chick-lit. The premise is simple: As the plague of living dead has seriously thinned the pool of eligible bachelors out there, zombies have suddenly become prime dating material, and throughout the book Hattie Cross, definitive zombie-dating expert, provides us with all kinds of advice for dating the undead.

We’ve provided the trailer for the book below (its on-sale date is, of course, Valentine's Day), and you can get some more relationship advice at the Zombie Dating 101 Blog. Enjoy!

New Yorkers, check this out! Chris Alo and Tad Ledger, the organizers behind the rapidly growing 12-hour film festival series Hudson Horror Show, are proud to announce the first details for their fifth show. We've got the date and a partial lineup for you. Read on!

Although they are quickly outgrowing the Silver Cinema, Hudson Horror Show V will again be held in the same cozy venue on May 19, beginning at noon and running right through until midnight. All the latest info is below, and you can stay up-to-date by visiting the Hudson Horror Show website, cruising over to their Facebook page or by following HHS on Twitter (@HudsonHorror). Advance tickets are currently on sale. If you're interested, grab them now. This event will sell out.

From the Press Release
On Saturday, May 19th, 2012, the hallowed grounds of the Silver Cinemas South Hills 8 will once again showcase the greatest classic horror film festival in the Hudson Valley, Hudson Horror Show V! Our fifth 12-hour movie festival will feature five full-length classic genre films along with shorts and drive-in style trailers, all of them rare 35mm film prints!

Our December to Dismember 2011 show was a sell out with people having to be seated in our “reserved for staff seats.” Don’t miss out. Grab your tickets now! This is our third year of shows, and ticket prices are still only $26 in advance via Paypal. Advance ticket holders save money and will be admitted first. If any tickets remain, they will be available at the door on the day of the show for $30.00, cash only.

While we cannot divulge the full lineup yet, we can tell you that we have our two headliners ready. We’ve screened quite a few zombie movies, but we have yet to run anything by the Godfather himself. Hudson Horror Show is very proud to present a rare screening of George A. Romero’s Day of the Dead. Our co-headlining feature is another classic in its right, the often-requested nightmarish masterpiece starring everyone’s favorite “Tall Man”, Phantasm.

In addition to the headlining films above, we’ll have three other full-length features which will be announced in the coming weeks. Keep your eyes on our website and Facebook pages for more announcements, get your tickets early for Hudson Horror Show V, and we’ll see you on May 19th, 2012!

Another horror comedy is well on its way, this time taking a look at the multimillion dollar haunt industry! Could Halloween get bigger than Christmas in terms of decorations and special places to visit? It just could be!

According to Variety Russell Brand (pictured right) is attached to star in the Paramount and Platinum Dunes film The Hauntrepreneur.

The story revolves around a family that has trouble adjusting to a new town and hires a peculiar man who calls himself the Hauntrepreneur to help them. In an attempt to bring them together, the man creates a haunted house filled with an odd cast of characters.

Paramount picked up the spec from Scott Rosenberg in October and will now look to lock down a director.

More as it comes.