Our brothers in harm over at Bloody Disgusting have scored themselves a new teaser one-sheet for the fourth film in the unlikely [REC] franchise, [REC] 4 Apocalypse, and it will have you seeing red! Dig it!

[REC] 4 Apocalypse, the final installment of the franchise, is directed by series co-creator Jaume Balaguero.

Synopsis:
Angela Vidal, the young television reporter who entered the building with the fireman, manages to make it out alive. But what the soldiers don't know is that she carries the seed of the strange infection. She is to be taken to a provisional quarantine facility, a high-security installation where she will have to stay in isolation for several days. An old oil tanker, miles off shore and surrounded by water on all sides, has been especially equipped for the quarantine.

Paid clinical trials always seem like a good idea, until you're walking away with a case of Bloaty Head. To celebrate the arrival of the utterly tense, claustrophobic, and overwhelmingly effective chiller The Facility - out on DVD and Download 6th May 2013 through eOne Momentum - we have copies to give away to two lucky winners!

Synopsis:
Seven volunteers – students Carmen, Arif, and Adam; office temp Joni; journalist Katie; estate agent Jerome; and unemployed Derek – arrive at the remote Limebrook Medical Clinic to take part in a clinical trial run by ProSyntrex Pharmaceuticals. In exchange for a fee of £2,000, these human “guinea pigs” have agreed to spend two weeks in isolation testing an experimental new drug known only as Pro9. After settling into the facility, each participant is given a first injection and, following a group dinner, sent to bed. But shortly after dark, the group is woken by the harrowing screams of one of their number. Soon, each volunteer begins to succumb to the terrifying and previously unknown effects of Pro9 during a never-ending night fraught with horror, madness, violence, and death.

The Facility stars Alex Reid, Aneurin Barnard, and Steve Evets and was directed by Ian Clark.

To be in with a chance of winning, fire us an E-MAIL HERE including YOUR FULL NAME AND POSTAL ADDRESS; then take your pills and wait for the side effects. We'll take care of the rest.

Please note that this competition is open only to UK readers.

We had the chance to sit down with the great Michael Biehn recently to talk about all things badass, and of course the subject of Ubisoft's latest game which he does the voice acting for, Far Cry 3 Blood Dragon, came up. What's does Biehn know about a possible sequel? Read on!

Below is a quick excerpt! Look for the whole interview tomorrow!

Regarding a possible sequel Biehn said, "I don't know anything. If they do a sequel, that is [Creative Director] Dean [Evans]' decision. For all I know it might not have anything to do with me, and he might make a completely different game. I had thought I heard someone say something about a sequel, but I really don't know anything about it, which means if there was one, then I don't know if I would be involved. I don't know anything about what the subject matter would be or what it would be like. He never discussed with me about a sequel. I just kind of overheard someone talking about it actually, and it was probably a conversation I shouldn't have heard."

Biehn continues, "So I don't know if there is going to be a sequel or not. A couple of game sites have come out and said there is going to be a sequel, and I am quoted as saying there is going to be a sequel. I probably shouldn't have said that from just overhearing what someone else was talking about while we were doing the voice-over work. I could be totally wrong about that."

Developed by Ubisoft Montreal, Far Cry 3 Blood Dragon lets players get the girl, kill the bad guys and save the world in a VHS-era vision of the future! As Sergeant Rex Colt, you are part man, part machine, all American. You are a state-of-the art Mark IV cyber-commando on a mission...of vengeance. You’re out to bring down your old commanding officer and his battalion of ruthless killer cyborgs and you’ll stop at nothing to get the job done. Hollywood action icon Michael Biehn (The Terminator, Aliens, and The Abyss), returns in this explosive 1980s style sci-fi vision of a dark future. Turn off your VCR, plug in your video game cabinet, and get ready to experience all of the thrills of Far Cry 3 Blood Dragon, releasing May 1, 2013 as a stand-alone digital title. All PC pre-orders will receive a free copy of the soundtrack by Power Glove. And yes, we do have Blood Dragons shooting lasers from their eyes!

You are Sergeant Rex Colt: Mark IV Cyber Commando. The year is 2007 and Earth has been ravaged by a nuclear war which erupted in the 90s. The east vs. west conflict has raged for generations, and humanity continues to struggle to progress after a disastrous decade. New paths for peace must be found, and the US cyborg army may have found a solution: a powerful bioweapon on a distant island. Your mission is to gather information and figure out what the hell is going on.

For more information on the game, check out the officialFar Cry 3: Blood Dragon website.

What if you were on your way to check out a horror movie, but through some ghastly turn of events you ended up being IN the horror movie? Up on the Screen for everyone to watch and enjoy your torment. Sound interesting? Then you definitely want to keep your eye on Screen.

The flick is directed by David Paul Baker and stars Nicole Alonso, Leslie Andrews, and Carolyn Crow. Check out the trailer and some promo artwork below.

Synopsis:
A group of horror fans are found scared to death in front of a drive-in movie screen. Whatever they saw also bled into the screens on their mobile devices. We go back 24 hours to follow two of the characters from this group. Lola and Carrie go on a road trip to attend this Halloween screening event. It's being held at an old disused drive-in movie theater. They also research the past reports about the drive-in. It's haunted! People died in front of the screen in the 70s. This event is the 40th anniversary of the deaths. Despite this fact, nothing will stop Lola and Carrie from attending. They want to see what is on the screen.

We told you earlier that a Pacific Rim game was in the works from Yuke's, and right now we can confirm that it will be a fighting game and it will be rated "M for Mature" due to Fantasy Violence. Finishers maybe? Check out these new screenshots!

From the Press Release
When legions of monstrous creatures, known as Kaiju, started rising from the sea, a war began that would take millions of lives and consume humanity’s resources for years on end. To combat the giant Kaiju, a special type of weapon was devised: massive robots, called Jaegers, which are controlled simultaneously by two pilots whose minds are locked in a neural bridge. But even the Jaegers are proving nearly defenseless in the face of the relentless Kaiju. On the verge of defeat, the forces defending mankind have no choice but to turn to two unlikely heroes - a washed up former pilot (Charlie Hunnam) and an untested trainee (Rinko Kikuchi) - who are teamed to drive a legendary but seemingly obsolete Jaeger from the past. Together, they stand as mankind’s last hope against the mounting apocalypse.

Up until now, “giant monsters fighting giant robots” was a theme largely explored only in anime, but this film marks the first large scale live action Hollywood production to tackle this genre. The film is being directed by Guillermo Del Toro, a connoisseur of Japanese anime and special effects who has received enthusiastic worldwide recognition for his previous work (Pan’s Labyrinth, Hellboy series). Footage of the film was revealed at Comic-Con International, which took place last year in San Diego, as well as the New York Comic Con, where attending fans voiced their awe over the intensity of the action sequences and the high quality of the character designs. Attention was also given to Rinko Kikuchi, who has engaged in film work around the world, particularly in Hollywood, and will be appearing in the film as a co-pilot of one of the giant fighting Jaegers, and Mana Ashida, who will be making her Hollywood debut in this film. This unprecedented, mega scale title, featuring meticulously detailed images and a story of epic proportions, will be completely unveiled in summer 2013.

To learn more, visit the official Yuke's Studio website.

Related News: Visit our Pacific Rim archive

Alrighty, kids! Yesterday we brought you some early info on the upcoming slash-happy terror tale 7 Faces of Jack the Ripper, and right now we have more stills, which include your first look at Patrick Kilpatrick, as well as the artwork. Dig it!

From the Press Release
125 Years ago the world's most notorious serial killer terrorized the streets of London, earning the name ‘Jack the Ripper’.

The horrific slayings and infamous unsolved case are being brought to life in a new adaptation, 7 Faces of Jack the Ripper, featuring Timothy Woodward, Jr., Jeremy London, Said Faraj, Antwon Tanner, Patrick Kilpatrick, Jerry G. Angelo, and Mindy Robinson.

This modern adaptation takes place in the streets of Los Angeles, where a copycat killer is not only inspired by a true story but also based in part on the actual psychiatric case files of a leading Jack the Ripper suspect which were recently made public by the mental institution where he was detained for years.

With the overwhelmingly positive response to recently released horror/thriller feature Finders Keepers: The Root of All Evil, and with the buzz surrounding the highly anticipated psychological thriller Blackout starring Timothy Woodward, Jr., and ‘Hollywood King of Horror’ Bill Oberst, Jr., Woodward has decided to continue his exploration of the horror genre with a grisly modern-day rendition of infamous serial killer Jack the Ripper.

The film, which Woodward both acts in and directs, has tentatively been titled 7 Faces of Jack the Ripper and has garnered a shockingly impressive cast. In addition to Woodward, the all-star cast includes Jeremy London (Mallrats, "Party of Five"), Antwon Tanner ("One Tree Hill", Coach Carter), Said Faraj (The Green Zone), Patrick Kilpatrick (Minority Report), Matt Cinquanta (The Joker Returns), Mindy Robinson (Casting Couch), and Jerry G. Angelo (Spared).

The film, produced by Sky Studios International and Fireborn Studios, is aiming for a October 2013 release. It follows a homicide task force (Woodward, London, Kilpatrick, Faraj) as they hunt down an elusive serial killer with a flair for the dramatics and an obsession with the 125-year-old unsolved Jack the Ripper murders.

It was almost a year ago when we first heard that Dolph Lundgren and his Universal Soldier: Day of Reckoning co-star Scott Adkins were heading to China for a new 3D creature feature that would see them hunting a ferocious dragon.

Now we have our first look at Legendary, formerly Tomb of the Dragon.

Synopsis:
Travis and his team travel to China in search of what isn’t supposed to exist... their mission is to capture a cryptid that is wreaking havoc in a remote village where a water pipeline is being built. They need to do this before Harker, the legendary bounty hunter, finds and kills it — and before anyone else falls victim to its rage.

Midsummer Films and China Film Group are behind this filmed-in-Beijing production from director Eric Styles, whose previous directorial effort was a 2008 Heather Graham romantic comedy Miss Conception, and screenwriter Andy Briggs, the author of the recent Syfy Original premiere The Philadelphia Experiment.

A teaser trailer has arrived and… well… hopefully China has its own version of Syfy because this looks like something that should be premiering on it!

Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon is now available on Xbox Live, PSN and PC. It is a game where you get the girl, kill the bad guys and save the world in a VHS-version of the future.

We recently chatted with Michael Biehn (who voices Sergeant Rex “Power” Colt) about how he got involved and his thoughts on the game. Biehn also stated that a sequel has “not been confirmed” as reported by other video game websites. Read on to learn more!

AMANDA DYAR: First off, can you tell us how you got involved with Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon?

MICHAEL BIEHN:Actually, I met [Creative Director] Dean [Evans] when we were in Canada doing some work on a film festival for “The Victim.” Jennifer [Biehn's wife, Jennifer Blanc-Biehn] actually met Dean and Dean talked to her. Jennifer kind of had to drag me by my collar to meet him because I didn't really know anything about gaming, doing voices for gaming and that kind of stuff. She got me to meet him, which turned out to be a really great thing because he is a really brilliant guy. So that is how I met him--I happened to be up in Montreal, and Jennifer dragged me to a meeting with him, and the moment I met him I knew there was something special about this guy and that I should be involved with him.

AMANDA: You've played the action hero role before with memorable characters Kyle Reese in The Terminator and Corporal Dwayne Hicks in Aliens, so how did it feel to assume this type of role again for Aliens: Colonial Marines and most recently in Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon. Also, were there any dramatic differences for you as an actor in portraying these two video game characters?

MICHAEL:Oh, yes there are. There is a big difference. There is no storyline in any of the video games per se. There may be a storyline for the players, but for the actors themselves they are mostly one-liners they have said about something or they are commenting on something that is going on. There is really no other actor that you are playing off of since you are not returning dialogue. Which mostly means you are talking to yourself--so it is not like a regular acting experience. It usually, especially in Far Cry, was talking to myself the entire time.

AMANDA:Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon is a game full of great dialogue as well as some great fan service and inside jokes just for gamers. How many of the references did you actually understand while recording for the game, and do you have any favorite games or gaming moments that you'd like to share with us?

MICHAEL:Well, no. I have children and they grew up playing Call of Duty, and I watched them sit behind the computer and play games for hundreds and hundreds of hours throughout their childhood. But I was never familiar with them--I knew that some of them had ratings and some of them were kind of violent--so I kept my younger one away from them. He plays this game where you build stuff--I forget what it is called.

AMANDA:Minecraft? My son plays that too.

MICHAEL: Yeah, he has been playing that for about a year. That is my ten-year-old. He isn't allowed to play any kind of action games that have anything to do with guns. I have a nineteen-year-old son who has been playing Call of Duty for five years. I used to walk by his room and I would go in there and watch him play. I tried to play it once, but it seemed to hard for me to play.

AMANDA: It seems you and Ubisoft Creative Director Dean Evans had a unique relationship while working together on Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon. Can you tell us a bit about working with Dean and some of the ideas you two were able to contribute to the final release of the game?

MICHAEL:Well, first of all, I didn't have any ideas. This is Dean's game and Dean's dialogue, and this is Dean's baby. All I did really was try to help him create a game that took place back in the Eighties or was being told from the Eighties. He is an extraordinarily bright man, and he is very, very creative. I don't think I have ever been around someone who has a mind that moves that fast, as his does, from one creative subject to another. I have a feeling that he will be successful in whatever he does, but this may just be the beginning for him. He is a relatively young man. He is just a brilliant guy from what I can see.

AMANDA: What was the best part or what did you like most about working on Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon?

MICHAEL:What I liked most about it was working with Dean; I think he is an extraordinarily talented man. I think he will go on to great things--whether it is gaming, movies or music--because he is just a really talented guy. You know, he reminds me of working with someone like James Cameron or somebody like Michael Bay, Robert Rodriguez or Quentin Tarantino. They are just fun people to be around because they are so smart and knowledgeable about the business they are in. He created this game, but he can reference any character in any movie, television show, and he knows music extraordinarily well. He is just an all-around brilliant guy. I consider myself a reasonably smart person so it is fun to be around people that have that much intellectual talent and ability.

AMANDA: There has been mention of a sequel for Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon, can you tell us a little about this and if you would be interested in working on a sequel?

MICHAEL:I don't know anything. If they do a sequel, that is Dean's decision. For all I know it might not have anything to do with me, and he might make a completely different game. I had thought I heard someone say something about a sequel, but I really don't know anything about it, which means if there was one, then I don't know if I would be involved. I don't know anything about what the subject matter would be or what it would be like. He never discussed with me about a sequel. I just kind of overheard someone talking about it actually, and it was probably a conversation I shouldn't have heard.

So I don't know if there is going to be a sequel or not. A couple of game sites have come out and said there is going to be a sequel, and I am quoted as saying there is going to be a sequel. I probably shouldn't have said that from just overhearing what someone else was talking about while we were doing the voice-over work. I could be totally wrong about that.

AMANDA: Obviously, Kyle Reese has experience fighting robots in the post-apocalyptic world of The Terminator films, and Hicks can hold his own in a battle as well. Who wins in a fight to the death between these two characters and Sergeant Rex “Power” Colt?

MICHAEL:Well this character I play here in Dean's game has much more effective weapons than either Kyle had or Hicks had. If it was just mano against mano, I would always like to think that Kyle Reese would win. But I think that my character in Dean's game has a steel arm--so if he does and I am not mistaken--then he would probably end up winning in a fight. I have been asked this question between “Aliens” and the “Terminator,” and I always said that Kyle Reese would win. But I think Sergeant Rex "Power" Colt will give them a run for their money because he has a steel arm. If you have a weapon that is attached to your body, then you're going to win the fight.

AMANDA:Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon is easily one of the most entertaining games we've played all year thanks in large part to your tremendous acting skills. Do you have any other projects in the works that you'd like to tell us about?

MICHAEL:I have started a production company and made a movie called “The Victim.” The movie is now in video stores and at your local Walmarts and so forth. That is a little grindhouse movie that I made in twelve days and had a lot of fun doing that. I had so much fun from doing that, that Jennifer and I started a production company and shot a second movie and then a third movie that was directed by a friend of mine who I worked on a show with called "Hawaii." Now that one is finished, and Jennifer just directed a movie. We are doing those kind of low budget movies instead of waiting around for agents to call. Now we have two in the can and got some financing for a movie called "Hidden in the Woods," which is a remake of a Chilean movie that a guy did that I liked a lot and we are going to remake.

Another movie I did that came out last year is "The Divide" that is a very, very good movie with Milo Ventimiglia and Rosanna Arquette. There was brilliant acting in it, and it was a very good piece I think. It was one of my better acting performances and one of the better characters I have played. But “The Victim" was something we did in such a short period of time, and in just three weeks I directed, produced and shot it in twelve days. I am probably prouder of making “The Victim" and having it turn out as good as it did than anything I have EVER done as an actor or director in my life. So that is out there for anyone to go see, that was just a little fun movie that was made for almost no money at all. The grindhouse movies from Robert Rodriguez and Quentin Tarantino have kind of turned me onto these low budget movies, and I remember seeing some of them at drive-in movies as the opening features of movies that my parents went to see with Elizabeth Taylor and Paul Newman in "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof" or something of that matter. There would be an original movie that would start at six o'clock--so when it was still light out, then we were all down by the playground, and once it got dark, we would go up and watch the feature. So I made one of these really low-budget grindhouse movies, and I had a lot of fun doing it. And considering how much money and time I had to make it--it is an achievement I will always be very proud of. And I think for me, it is one of my most fulfilling artistic endeavors.

AMANDA: It is great stuff and something everyone should check out. And your work on Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon was amazing and people are still raving about that as well. I think your work in video games is something you should do more of as well.

MICHAEL: I would like to. These decisions are never made by me, and people ask me why I wasn't in "Aliens 3," why I wasn't in "Avatar," and all I can say is that I don't get the chance. I would like to work with Dean again, but I am not sure if he is going to make any more games or if he is going to go into movies or continue with the music stuff that he does. But I would like to work with Dean again because I think he is a really brilliant guy. And it is really fun to be around these guys like him and James Cameron and Michael Bay. They are just really fun, interesting people to be around. So hopefully I get a chance to work with him again in one capacity or another, and hopefully everyone enjoys "Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon" as much as I did making it.

To learn more, visit the official Blanc/Biehn Productions and Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon websites.

Sometimes when scouring the Internet for horror movie related news for you cats, we come across an article that we just have to cover. Especially when its content proves to be way stranger than fiction.

According to UPI an everyday normal family in France were forced to leave their homes because of floating objects and violent poltergeist attacks. The residents of the home in Mentque-Nortbecourt said a family member was hospitalized earlier this month after being struck by a chair in the face and a soap tray in the back. If that isn't enough, a close family friend and witness to the alleged haunting had to be hospitalized after suffering injuries caused by thrown stones. Yes, thrown stones.

The family members were given temporary lodging in a campsite by local officials, and the father said the Nord-Pas-de-Calais regional council is working to find them a new home. The family said an exorcist from the local diocese has been visiting the house in an attempt to banish the spirits.

Nothing like kicking off your Tuesday with a chill, huh?

It’s been a while since we brought you and update on the horror-comedy slasher flick Sorority Party Massacre, but that all changes now, with an exclusive still gallery and word on stateside distribution!

Written and produced by Chris Freeman (who co-directed with Justin Jones), Sorority Party Massacre stars Kevin Sorbo (Bitch Slap!), Eve Mauro (The Steam Experiment), Ed O'Ross (The Hidden), C. Thomas Howell (The Hitcher), Leslie Easterbrook (The Devil’s Rejects), Richard Moll (House), Ron Jeremy, Yvette Yates, Marissa Skell and lead Tom Downey.

Chatting with Jones, he revealed that the flick (which we recently received of screener of, of which you may expect a review shortly) will soon be released by Anchor Bay Entertainment.

“It's important to note that the domestic release is a different cut than the one which Splendid released in Germany,” Jones stated, “and that the Anchor Bay release will have a bunch of extra features that weren't in the foreign (release)!”

We’ll have the skinny on disc details and release date soon, and on two other horror features of which Jones and Freeman are currently in pre-production on, one of which is a sequel to (in this writer’s opinion) the highly entertaining feature Sorority Party Massacre.

In the interim, check out our exclusive set visit from Decemeber, 2011 here and be sure to "like"Sorority Party Massacre on Facebook and follow Sorority Party Massacre on Twitter.

Synopsis:
In danger of losing his badge, a big city detective agrees to aid a small town sheriff in a routine missing persons investigation only to discover that at least one girl has gone missing in the sheriff's sleepy fishing town of Grizzly Cove each year for the last two decades. When a body finally emerges on the lake and suspects literally crawl out of the hills, the two lawmen realize they’re being toyed with, and to make things worse, the killer seems to have set his eyes on a group of sorority girls who are not only isolated by the lake but have their own nefarious plans in mind. Outnumbered and out of time, the two lawmen must solve the mystery of the missing girls or suffer the same fate.

Hot on the heels of our exclusive update on director Chris Freeman and Justin Jones’ upcoming sexy slasher comedy Sorority Party Massacre, here’s exclusive word on one of their next feature projects; Diary of an Exorcist.

The flick, which will be produced by Freeman, Jone and Rhett Giles from a script by Freeman and Ian Acher, is slated to commence shooting in early June. The Highland Film Group will handle foreign sales while Uncorked Entertainment heads up domestic.

Here’s the logline -

“When a small-town teenage girl shows signs of demonic possession, her father reluctantly turns to an excommunicated priest and finds himself trapped in his home battling a horde of demons hellbent on his family’s destruction.”

Stay tuned for more.

Synopsis:
Father David Abrahms wanted nothing more than to live a life in service of God. When a fellow priest accuses him of having impure thoughts about another man, life as he knows it ends. Refusing to be delivered from “the spirit of homosexuality” he is cast out of the fold and disavowed within days. David’s exile makes it all the more difficult when an old “friend” from the church shows up asking a favor. David is now tasked with curing the demonic possession of a teenage girl, who is described by her friends as sweet, reserved and almost prudish. As David’s investigation into the girl’s possession goes forward, he slowly uncovers unsettling evidence that suggests the girl is possessed by not one, but three vile demons, all from his own past and hellbent on David’s destruction.

"Legend" is not a word that should be thrown around lightly when used to describe someone; yet, Ray Harryhausen is one of the few to whom it applies and then some. It is with a truly heavy heart that we report this absolute genius is no longer with us.

The news comes directly from The Ray and Diana Harryhausen Foundation Facebook Page, where the following message was posted:

The Harryhausen family regret to announce the death of Ray Harryhausen, Visual Effects pioneer and stop-motion model animator. He was a multi-award winner which includes a special Oscar and BAFTA. Ray’s influence on today’s film makers was enormous with luminaries Steven Spielberg, James Cameron, Peter Jackson, George Lucas, John Landis and the UK’s own Nick Park [having] cited Harryhausen as being the man whose work inspired their own creations.

Harryhausen’s fascination with animated models began when he first saw Willis O’Brien’s creations in KING KONG with his boyhood friend, the author Ray Bradbury, in 1933, and he made his first foray into filmmaking in 1935 with home-movies that featured his youthful attempts at model animation. Over the period of the next 46 years, he made some of the genre's best known movies – MIGHTY JOE YOUNG (1949), IT CAME FROM BENEATH THE SEA (1955), 20 MILLION MILES TO EARTH (1957), MYSTERIOUS ISLAND (1961), ONE MILLION YEARS B.C. (1966), THE VALLEY OF GWANGI (1969), three films based on the adventures of SINBAD and CLASH OF THE TITANS (1981). He is perhaps best remembered for his extraordinary animation of seven skeletons in JASON AND THE ARGONAUTS (1963) which took him three months to film.

Harryhausen’s genius was in being able to bring his models alive. Whether they were prehistoric dinosaurs or mythological creatures, in Ray’s hands they were no longer puppets but became instead characters in their own right, just as important as the actors they played against and in most cases even more so.

Today The Ray & Diana Harryhausen Foundation, a charitable Trust set up by Ray on the 10th April 1986, is devoted to the protection of Ray’s name and body of work as well as archiving, preserving and restoring Ray’s extensive collection.

Raymond Frederick Harryhausen - Born: Los Angeles 29th June 1920 - Died: London 7th May 2013. He was 92.

At this time we'd like to take a moment to honor this true film pioneer and extend our sincerest of condolences to Ray's family, friends, and constituents. Thank you so much, sir, for helping to make even the most jaded amongst us believe in magic. Rest easy and BRAVO.

Fans of the giallo flick Amer will be happy to hear that filmmakers Hélène Cattet and Bruno Forzani are at it again and bringing a new project to the Cannes Film Market. Check out your first look at The Strange Color of Your Body's Tears right here!

The flick stars Klaus Tange, Jean-Michel Vovk, Sylvia Camarda, Sam Louwyck and Anna D’Annunzio. Details are kind of sparse at the moment, but we're sure we'll be hearing a lot about this one soon enough. In the interim check out the sales art below.

Synopsis
A woman vanishes. Her husband inquires into the strange circumstances of her disappearance. Did she leave him? Is she dead? As he goes along searching, he plunges into a world of nightmare and violence…

Get ready for a steady deluge of Cannes news, kids, as the horror will be flowing freely over the next several days. On tap for you now are the official sales art and trailer for Lightning Entertainment's latest spooker The Occupants. Dig it!

Todd Alcott directs, and Cristin Milioti, Michael Rady, James Urbaniak, and Toby Huss star.

Synopsis
Lucy has a new husband, a new home, and a new baby; but old ghosts won't let her be. She has dedicated her life to helping families "break the cycle" of abuse so when she and her husband, Wade, see the echoes of a violent family tragedy in their home, Lucy tries to help the tortured souls break free of their torment and move on. She finds, however, that these ghosts don't want her help -- they want to lead Lucy and her family to their doom.

A far more pleasing to the eye poster for R.I.P.D. has arrived, and it's kind of tasty. Not that we've actually licked it or anything. That would be weird. In any event check it out here, and let us know whatcha think!

Universal Pictures'R.I.P.D. stars Ryan Reynolds, Jeff Bridges, Kevin Bacon, Stephanie Szostak, Mary-Louise Parker, Marisa Miller, Mike O'Malley, James Hong, Tobias Segal, and Robert Knepper.

Robert Schwentke directed the project, which follows a murdered cop (Reynolds) who is recruited to work in the Rest in Peace Department, a police force comprised of ghosts who battle spirits unready to depart this world. Jeff Bridges plays Reynolds' ghostly partner.

Universal Pictures' supernatural farce has been scheduled for July 19, 2013.

Comic Synopsis
Welcome to the Rest in Peace Department--the devoted, yet dead, officers of divine law enforcement "patrolling the deadbeat ... reporting to one boss." Yep--THAT boss. Nick Cruz died an untimely death at the height of his personal and professional life. Why did he join the R.I.P.D.? Well, not knowing the identity of his killer has left his soul a bit ... restless. Now he hunts some of the most fiendish creatures, hoping for the chance to find out who set him up so he can get into heaven.

We've been waiting patiently for director Paul Solet to deliver another scare fest, and it looks like the waiting game is about to pay off in spades with his newly announced flick Dark Summer! Read on for details.

From the Press Release
Paul Solet (GRACE) will direct DARK SUMMER for Preferred Film & TV (PFT), based off a screenplay by Mike Le (creator of the popular web series K-TOWN). DARK SUMMER is produced by PFT's Ross M. Dinerstein and executive produced by Content Film's Jamie Carmichael. Content will handle international sales on the supernatural horror starting at Cannes. Content will share North American sales duties with Preferred Content’s Kevin Iwashina. Production is set to begin in fall 2013.

A highly stylized modern ghost story, DARK SUMMER follows Daniel Williamson, a 17-year-old on house arrest for the summer. With his mother away on business, a horrifying incident occurs, followed by an even more terrifying presence in the house.

"We are excited to be working with Paul and Mike on this twisted supernatural thriller," said producer Ross M. Dinerstein. "Paul's visceral visual style, combined with Mike's complex characters, will both terrify and entertain the audience."

Content’s Carmichael said, “Paul is such a quality filmmaker – and he really knows how to scare the living daylights out of an audience. We’re so excited to be working with him and our partners at Preferred on such a cool movie. We’re building a really first class business together, and DARK SUMMER looks like yet another great franchise starter.”

At Cannes the Content slate will also include PFT’s cult sequel THE PACT 2 and MR. JONES, written and directed by Karl Mueller and recently acquired for North America by Anchor Bay, as well as Caradog James’ THE MACHINE, which both recently world premiered at the 2013 Tribeca Film Festival; Paul Tanter’s special forces actioner HE WHO DARES; Anthony Leonardi III’s demonic NOTHING LEFT TO FEAR, starring Anne Heche and produced by former Guns N’ Roses lead guitarist Slash; Kieran Parker’s OUTPOST III: RISE OF THE SPETSNAZ; Sean McNamara’s family adventure SPACE WARRIORS, starring Danny Glover, Dermot Mulroney, Mira Sorvino, and Josh Lucas; and Sebastián Silva’s CRYSTAL FAIRY, starring Michael Cera, and Stacie Passon’s controversial CONCUSSION, starring Robin Weigert, which both world premiered in Sundance earlier this year.

Montreal's Fantasia International Film Festival, widely acclaimed as one of the largest and most influential genre film festivals in the world, is proud to announce the official selections of the second edition of its Frontières International Co-Production Market.

Frontières is the first and only international co-production market to connect North America with Europe, in an environment focused specifically on genre film production. It was just announced last week that Frontières will become a circuit in-between Fantasia, in July, and the Brussels International Fantastic Film Festival, in April. This initiative was made possible by funding from the MEDIA Mundus program of the European Commission. Frontières was the only new initiative to be funded by the program this year.

The projects to be presented in the market feature an exciting array of filmmakers, from gifted newcomers to world-renowned maestros, coupled with numerous established international producers. The second edition of the Frontières International Co-Production Market will consist of the following 12 projects:

CASTING THE RUNES (Canada / Germany / USA)
Director: Joe Dante (The Hole, Gremlins)
Writer: David Tully (Djinn) based on the Short Story by M.R. James
Producers: Rob Heydon (Irvine Welsh’s Ecstasy) Ecstasy Film, Daniela Tully (Djinn, Kaifeck Murder) Shivertownroad Films, Suzanne Berger (Rookie Blue) Rossetta Media
Executive Producer: Tim Smythe (Djinn) FilmWorks Group
Cast: Simon Pegg (Star Trek Into Darkness, Paul)

THE COLOUR OUT OF SPACE (France)
Director: Richard Stanley (Dust Devil, Hardware)
Writers: Richard Stanley & Scarlett Amaris (L’Autre Monde) based on the story by H.P. Lovecraft

DARK MATTER (Poland)
Director / Writer: Andrzej Zulawski (Possession, La Femme publique)
Producer: Marcin Wierzchosławski (The Mole) Metro Films

FROST ISLAND (UK)
Director: Michael Kinirons (first feature)
Writer: Mia Ylönen
Producer: Katie Holly (Citadel, Jump) Blinder Films

HARRY’S BLONDE (UK)
Director / Writer: Caradog James (The Machine)
Producer: Julie Baines (Triangle, Creep) Dan Films

THE LIGHTHOUSE (Spain)
Writers: David Matamoros & Richard Hobley
Producer: David Matamoros (Chrysalis) Zentropa International Spain

LE QUARTIER DES OUBLIÉS (Québec)
Director / Writer: Izabel Grondin (first feature) based on a novel by Madeleine Robitaille

OKTOBERFLESH (Germany / USA)
Director / Writer: Buddy Giovinazzo (Life is Hot in Cracktown, Combat Shock)
Producer: Matthias Georg Nerlich (Manolo) Little Kong Films

SCHOOLBOYS IN DISGRACE (USA)
Director / Writer: Bobcat Goldthwait (God Bless America, World’s Greatest Dad)
Producer: Andrew Tenenbaum, Creative Management and Productions
Executive Producer: Raymond Douglas Davies
Music and Lyrics by Ray Davies, The Kinks

SOUVENIR (Québec)
Director / Writer: Alex Epstein (writer Bon Cop Bad Cop)
Producer: Anne-Marie Gélinas (Mars et Avril, War Witch) EMA Films

STEALING IS BAD (Canada)
Director / Writer: Jason Lapeyre (I Declare War, Cold Blooded)
Producer: Randall Okita (Fish In Barrel, Portrait As A Random Act Of Violence)

THE VOID (Canada)
Directors / Writers: Steven Kostanski & Jeremy Gillespie (Manborg)
Producers: Colin Geddes & Peter Kuplowsky (Manborg)
Director of Photography: Karim Hussain (Antiviral, Hobo with a Shotgun)

Frontières is part of the Fantasia Industry Rendez-Vous, also including the Fantasia Film Market, which supports the sales efforts of the features that will be part of the festival’s 2013 programming. International producers and sales agents, distributors, broadcasters, talent agents and festival programmers will attend the Rendez-Vous from July 25 to the 28, 2013, at the mid-point of the 3-weeks run of the Fantasia Festival. These four days will be packed with pitch sessions, meetings, conferences and cocktails, along with the festival’s regular evening premieres.

The Fantasia International Film Festival will be held in Montreal from July 18 to August 6, 2013. For more information about the festival and the Fantasia Industry Rendez-Vous, or to request accreditation, please visit the Fantasia Film Festival website.

That's right, kids! Here's your opportunity to spend a night with Stev... Oh, wait... sorry... *ahem* On tap right now are the official one-sheet and release date for the new terror tale from Steven C. Miller, Under the Bed (review). Whom he dates is his business.

Under the Bed, the new horror/thriller from the producers of V/H/S and director Steven C. Miller (The Aggression Scale, Silent Night), stars Jonny Weston, the young star of Chasing Mavericks, and Gattlin Griffith (Green Lantern, Changeling). Written by Eric Stolze, the film also stars Peter Holden, Musetta Vander, and Kelcie Stranahan. It tells the story of two brothers who team up to battle the monster living under their bed.

XLrator Media will release the film July 19th.

Synopsis:
Every child knows about the monster under the bed—Neal Hausman’s mistake was trying to fight it. Neal (Jonny Weston) has returned from a two-year exile following his tragic attempt to defeat the monster, only to find his father ticking ever closer to a breakdown, a new stepmother who fears him, and his little brother, Paul (Gattlin Griffith), terrorized by the same monster. While Neal and Paul work together to try to fight the nocturnal menace, their parents are taking desperate measures to get the family back to normal. With no support from their parents, the brothers have nothing to rely on but each other and courage beyond belief.

Second Sight Films announced a DVD release date of July 15th for the next 3D horror flick coming at you from music video director Todd Levin, Static 3D. Read on for details, and look for news on a domestic release soon.

Levin wrote the film with Gabriel Cowan, John Suits, and Andrew Orci.

The flick stars Milo Ventimiglia ("Heroes"), Sarah Shahi ("The L Word"), and Sara Paxton (The Last House on the Left; The Innkeepers).

Synopsis
As a young novelist and his wife are coping with the loss of their child, their lives are turned upside down when a panicked girl appears at their home in the middle of the night with stories of masked intruders stalking her. That night the stalkers strike, sending the couple on an horrific game of cat and mouse, where they are forced to uncover shocking details from their past that may be the reason for the attack.

Sometimes following a map can lead to nothing but trouble. Is that what is on the agenda for the fine ladies of Black Rock? Check out this clip and find out! That is, if you can follow the map to get to it. See what we did there?

Written by Mark Duplass (Baghead, Jeff, Who Lives At Home, Cyrus) and directed by Katie Aselton, Black Rock (review) stars Kate Bosworth, Lake Bell, and Katie Aselton, who appear as three childhood friends who set aside their personal issues and reunite for a girls' weekend on a remote island off the coast of Maine. One wrong move turns their weekend getaway into a deadly fight for survival.

The flick is set to hit on May 17, 2013, courtesy of LD Entertainment.