Is it Demon or Wesen? What sounds like a very interesting case lands in Nick's lap - forcing Rosalee to make a tough decision - in Episode 3.06 of "Grimm," entitled "Stories We Tell Our Young." Here are several stills from the ep.

"Grimm" Episode 3.06 - "Stories We Tell Our Young" (airs 12/6/13)
A YOUNG BOY’S AILMENTS LEAD EVERYONE TO THINK THEY ARE DEALING WITH A CASE OF DEMON POSSESSION – Nick (David Giuntoli) faces his toughest challenge yet when he and Hank (Russell Hornsby) investigate a case that combines religious phenomenon with the dark dealings of the Wesen Council.

Meanwhile, Rosalee (Bree Turner) is torn when Nick’s case challenges her Wesen loyalties.

Elsewhere, Captain Renard (Sasha Roiz) leaves town to tend to some “family matters.” Bitsie Tulloch, Silas Weir Mitchell, Reggie Lee and Claire Coffee also star.

For more info visit "Grimm" on NBC.com, check out some InstaGRIMMS on Instagram, "like""Grimm" on Facebook, and follow "Grimm" on Twitter.

We're halfway through NBC's "Dracula," and next week's Episode 1.06 tells "Of Monsters and Men." Here are about three dozen stills from the ep showing off members of both categories.

"Dracula" stars Jonathan Rhys Meyers as Dracula/Alexander Grayson/Vlad Tepes, Oliver Jackson-Cohen as Jonathan Harker, Jessica De Gouw as Mina Murray/Ilona, Thomas Kretschmann as Abraham Van Helsing, Katie McGrath as Lucy Westenra, Nonso Anozie as R.M. Renfield, Victoria Smurfit as Lady Jayne Wetherby, Ben Miles as Mr. Browning, and Robert Bathurst as Lord Thomas Davenport.

"Dracula" Episode 1.06 - "Of Monsters and Men" (airs 12/6/13)
Browning sets out to prove once and for all that Grayson is the master vampire stalking London by hosting a board meeting outdoors in the sunlight. Grayson and Van Helsing seek to acquire the final component to make their wireless electricity technology a success to be witnessed.

Meanwhile, Mina and Harker consummate their love—not knowing that Lord Davenport plots to destroy the object that Grayson loves most... Mina.

For more info visit "Dracula" on NBC.com, "like""Dracula" on Facebook, and follow "Dracula" on Twitter.

Sure, this weekend is all about leftovers and shopping, but by next week you're gonna be craving some horror, and with a full slate that includes the West Coast premiere of David Zagorski's Killing Brooke, the RIP Horror Film Festival should fit the bill perfectly.

The festival will be held at California State University's Beach Auditorium, 1250 Bellflower Blvd., Long Beach, CA 90840. Killing Brooke screens Friday, December 6th. Other premieres include Saint Dracula 3D, Jake's Road, Blood Redd, Captured Hearts, and Billy Club plus a boatload of shorts and super shorts. Get all the details below.

Killing Brooke Synopsis:
Free-spirited party girl Brooke Porter and her wife, Chloe, are celebrating their recent wedding when they meet Vance, a handsome, lady-killing drifter at a bar. But a drunken night of debauchery will lead them all down the road to terror. Pursued by a vicious, psychopathic madman, Brooke is propelled into a struggle for survival, one that will push her to the limits physically and emotionally.

Killing Brooke is a raw, intense independent thriller that twists the survival horror genre on its head. Alex Fandel, Colin Allen, Ray Hryb, Kt Baldassaro, Dina Baker, and Johnny Donaldson star in this perverse nightmare written and directed by David Zagorski (Road Kill).

For more info "like"Killing Brooke on Facebook, and visit the Killing Brooke page on the MAD Z Productions website.

For more on the RIP Horror Film Festival, visit the official RIP Horror Film Festival website, "like"RIP Horror Film Festival on Facebook and follow RIP Horror Film Festival on Twitter (@RIPHorrorFest).

December 6, 7, & 8 Schedule
Regular - $15 each block
At the door - $20/each block
Friday 2 Blocks - $16
Saturday 2 Blocks - $16
Sunday 3 Blocks - $24
**Limited seating for the above discounted price. Get your seats before they are all gone!**

Friday, December 6, 2013 Blocks #8&9

SUPER SHORTS
Waiting for the End (9m, USA) Block #9 (9pm-11:30pm)
Hell's Intentions (6m, USA)

SHORTS
In Session (13m, USA) Block #8 (6pm-8:30pm)
Zombie Casserole (28m, USA)
Sirens (15m, USA) Block #9 (9pm-11:30pm)
Wind in the Woods (27m, USA)

FEATURES
WORLD PREMIERE - Saint Dracula 3D (91m) Block #8 (6pm-8:30pm)
WEST COAST PREMIERE - Killing Brooke (73m, USA) Block #9 (9pm-11:30pm)

Saturday, December 7, 2013 Blocks #10&11

SUPER SHORTS (15m)
Silent Sun (5m, USA) Block #11 (8:30pm-11pm)
Haunting of the White Sparrow (4m, USA)
Sleepless (2m, USA)
Containment Breech (4m, USA)

SHORTS
She-Wolf of the Woods (32m, United Kingdom) Block #10 (5:30pm-8pm)
Survivor Type (30m, USA)
NEFANDUS - The Unspeakable (11m, Malta)
Hide and Seek (11m, Japan)
Grandpa (3m, Australia)

FEATURES
WORLD PREMIERE - Jake's Road (80m, USA) Block #10 (5:30pm-8pm)
NORTH AMERICAN PREMIERE - Blood Redd (95m, USA) Block #11 (8:30pm-11pm)

Sunday, December 8, 2013 Blocks #5, 12, 13 & 14

WORKSHOP
Writer's Workshop (12:30pm-1:30pm) Block #12 (12:30pm-4pm)

SHORTS
East Stackton (30m, USA) (1:45pm-2:15pm)
The Chills (30m, USA) (2:30pm-3pm)
DVX USER "RIHFF Selection" (3pm-4pm)
The Cabin (31m, USA) Block #13 (4:30pm-6:30pm)
The Town That Christmas Forgot (25m, USA) (Block #14 (6:30pm-8:30pm)

FEATURES
WORLD PREMIERE - Captured Hearts (100m, USA) Block #13 (4:30pm-6:30pm)
WORLD PREMIERE - Billy Club (90m, USA) Block #15 (9pm-10pm)

AWARD PRESENTATION & RED CARPET - Block #15 (9pm-10pm)

It's not every day the boogeyman visits Portland, so it's only fitting that NBC released a special creature profile for last night's Wesen of the Week, "El Cucuy." Watch it here along with a preview of Episode 3.06, "Stories We Tell Our Young."

"Grimm" Episode 3.05 - "El Cucuy" (aired 11/29/13)
A VIGILANTE TAKES NEW SHAPE TO CLEAN UP THE NEIGHBORHOOD – Nick (David Giuntoli) and Hank (Russell Hornsby) are on the case as repeat instances of apparent vigilantism have whispers of an old Spanish legend making their way through a working-class Portland neighborhood.

Elsewhere, Juliette (Bitsie Tulloch) learns the truth about Nick’s mother.

Meanwhile, Adalind (Claire Coffee) has a brief scare during her ultrasound.

Silas Weir Mitchell, Sasha Roiz, Reggie Lee, and Bree Turner also star. Bertila Damas (Pilar) and Manny Montana guest star.

"Grimm" Episode 3.06 - "Stories We Tell Our Young" (airs 12/6/13)
A YOUNG BOY’S AILMENTS LEAD EVERYONE TO THINK THEY ARE DEALING WITH A CASE OF DEMON POSSESSION – Nick (David Giuntoli) faces his toughest challenge yet when he and Hank (Russell Hornsby) investigate a case that combines religious phenomenon with the dark dealings of the Wesen Council.

Meanwhile, Rosalee (Bree Turner) is torn when Nick’s case challenges her Wesen loyalties.

Elsewhere, Captain Renard (Sasha Roiz) leaves town to tend to some “family matters.”

Bitsie Tulloch, Silas Weir Mitchell, Reggie Lee and Claire Coffee also star.

Related Story:New Photos from "Grimm" Episode 3.06 - "Stories We Tell Our Young"

For more info visit "Grimm" on NBC.com, check out some InstaGRIMMS on Instagram, "like""Grimm" on Facebook, and follow "Grimm" on Twitter.

It's Saturday morning, which means it's time to go behind the scenes of "The Devil's Waltz," aka last night's episode of "Dracula," along with getting a sneak peek of next week's Episode 1.06," Of Monsters and Men."

"Dracula" stars Jonathan Rhys Meyers as Dracula/Alexander Grayson/Vlad Tepes, Oliver Jackson-Cohen as Jonathan Harker, Jessica De Gouw as Mina Murray/Ilona, Thomas Kretschmann as Abraham Van Helsing, Katie McGrath as Lucy Westenra, Nonso Anozie as R.M. Renfield, Victoria Smurfit as Lady Jayne Wetherby, Ben Miles as Mr. Browning, and Robert Bathurst as Lord Thomas Davenport.

Along with the usual "Unearthed" dissection, there's a bonus cast and creators discussion about Van Helsing's experimental sunlight serum. Check them both out below.

"Dracula" Episode 1.05 - "The Devil's Waltz" (aired 11/29/13)
Harker discovers that General Shaw is far from the heroic figure he presents to the public. Van Helsing’s first attempt at infusing a vampiric test-subject with his solar-serum is a disaster.

Lord Davenport’s agents abduct and torture Renfield. Harker and Mina’s engagement party sets a stage for betrayal and contretemps when a single dance between Mina and Grayson unveils their true feelings.

"Dracula" Episode 1.06 - "Of Monsters and Men" (airs 12/6/13)
Browning sets out to prove once and for all that Grayson is the master vampire stalking London by hosting a board meeting outdoors in the sunlight. Grayson and Van Helsing seek to acquire the final component to make their wireless electricity technology a success to be witnessed.

Meanwhile, Mina and Harker consummate their love—not knowing that Lord Davenport plots to destroy the object that Grayson loves most... Mina.

Related Story:An Image Gallery "Of Monsters and Men" Sets the Stage for "Dracula" Episode 1.06

For more info visit "Dracula" on NBC.com, "like""Dracula" on Facebook, and follow "Dracula" on Twitter.

Remember the band Letters to Cleo? If so, odds are you grew up in the 1990s. Few bands scream “Nineties” like Letters to Cleo. They were a perfect choice to provide a B-Sides for a motion picture about teenage witches just learning their craft.

Back before there was a television channel that filled up its airwaves with show after show about attractive teenagers coming to grips with the good and bad aspects of their supernatural powers, there was a movie entitled The Craft that was pretty much a progenitor to everything The CW network broadcasts on a daily basis today.

The Craft told the story of four high school girls (Robin Tunney, Neve Campbell, Fairuza Balk, Rachel True) that dabble in the dark arts and develop witchy abilities that at first benefit them and then threaten to destroy them when one goes mad with power.

Letter to Cleo's cover of The Cars'“Dangerous Type” is featured prominently during a montage in which the happy-go-lucky teen witches flaunt their newfound supernatural confidence. It’s a happy, peppy moment before things go to hell and they come to realize why most young Goths of the era preferred music by Marilyn Manson and Korn.

For better or worse the Weinsteins have kept some of our favorite film franchises alive and kicking with their horror arm, Dimension. Now the company Bob and Harvey built is ready to turn its attention to the small screen.

Bob Weinstein revealed some rather interesting info recently to The New York Times. Weinstein said he was developing original projects that would be in tune with his horror and action oriented Dimension brand, along with several shows based on movies he has overseen for the company. He is preparing a pilot based on the “Scream” films for MTV, for instance, and developing a proposed 10-part series with Frank Darabont based on Dimension’s film version of Stephen King’s “The Mist.” That's not all though as he is also hoping to quickly follow the August release of the film Sin City: A Dame to Die For, directed by Frank Miller and Robert Rodriguez, with a “Sin City” television series from Mr. Miller and Mr. Rodriguez.

How they will fare on TV is anyone's guess, but one thing is certain: The horror genre has never been hotter on the old boob tube!

Sin City: A Dame to Die For will be released by Dimension Films in the US and Canada on August 22nd, 2014. Stay tuned.

Director Bernard Rose (Candyman) has a new flick seeking distribution with a rather interesting premise called Sx_ Tape starring Caitlyn Folley, Diana Garcia, and Ian Duncan. Read on for the first few stills.

Sebastian Aloi, Steven Schneider (Paranormal Activity), Chuck Simon, and Bradd Filmann produce.

Synopsis
Adam and Jill attempt to spice up their relationship by recording a sex tape in an old abandoned mansion. However, it quickly becomes apparent that they’re not exactly alone in their new ominous surroundings. Soon, the couple realizes that some sex tapes should never be made as their kinky adventure turns into a desperate fight for survival.

It's been a tough weekend for Spike Lee's Oldboy (review). Not only is the film getting hammered at the box office, expected to rake in only around $2 million, but the alleged stolen poster art fiasco is just adding to the negativity surrounding the film.

We told you here about designer Juan Luis Garcia and his artwork for the Spike Lee remake. Essentially, he designed some concepts for the film, the ad agency handling the movie told him that Spike loved a few of the designs and that they would be used as key art, but when it came time to pay Garcia for his work, the agency balked but decided to use some strikingly similar artwork. You can see the examples below.

Garcia's poster concepts

Garcia's key art concept

Image from Lee's social network with his copyright on Garcia's poster concepts

Shocked by the usage of his artwork, Garcia penned an extremely respectful open letter to Spike Lee on his blog.

Once made aware of this situation, Spike tweeted the following:

"Why Should I Pay Someone Who I Never Met Nor Had Any Contact With Ever? He Never Made Any Deal With Me. Why Don’t You Pay Me For Your Stupid Text On Thanksgiving Day?”

Given Lee's responses, there are only two possible ways to take those remarks: Either he didn't even read Garcia's letter or he just doesn't care, the latter of which is unlike Lee given he's always been a champion of the little guy. That last remark, though? That's like telling a restaurant owner you won't pay your dinner bill because you don't know the chef who cooked your meal.

In an email to The Hollywood Reporter Wednesday, Garcia said he hoped Lee could help him resolve the situation with the ad agency without taking any legal action. He said he wasn't naming the ad agency because Lee knew "exactly who" he was talking about.

"I don't want to sue anyone, it's not in my nature, but if that's what it comes down to, so be it," he wrote in the email. "I'm thrilled he liked the posters and hope they continue using them, but I need to be renumerated."

Now we're not saying Garcia is telling the absolute truth in this situation, nor are we defending Lee in any way. The truth is we don't know, but we do hope that Lee will at least look into (or have someone look into) Garcia's claims. After all... one should always do the right thing. Right, Spike?

Starring Josh Brolin, Elizabeth Olsen, and Sharlto Copley, Oldboy was directed by Spike Lee from a script by Mark Protosevich (I Am Legend, The Cell, Thor). The film was produced by Roy Lee, Doug Davison, and Nathan Kahane. It is in theatres now.

Synopsis
OLDBOY is a provocative, visceral thriller that follows the story of Joe Doucett, a man who is abruptly kidnapped and held hostage for 20 years in solitary confinement, for no apparent reason. When he is suddenly released without explanation, he begins an obsessive mission to find out who imprisoned him, only to discover that the real mystery is why he was set free.

You may recall that someone recently cut together a six-hour online movie version of The Last of Us video game, but if you're still jonesing for more, this latest news about a possible big screen adaptation should be right up your alley.

Per IGN, Sony has registered a pair of website domain names that suggest a movie adaptation of its hit PS3 exclusive The Last of Us (review here) might be - big might be - under consideration.

The domains TheLastOfUs-Movie.com and TheLastOfUsMovie.net were both registered on November 25th by Sony's online brand protection agency, MarkMonitor, while the registrant's email has a Sony Pictures address.

So, take that for what you will, and look for more as/if it comes.

About the Game
The Last of Us tells the story of Joel, a survivor of the savage cordyceps virus infection which has plunged the USA into a chillingly-authentic post-apocalyptic hell. He embarks on a cross-America trip with a precious cargo, Ellie, leaving the relative safety of the quarantine zone where they will encounter fierce mutated husks and crazed survivors. From the award-winning team behind Uncharted, Crash Bandicoot, and Jak and Daxter, The Last of Us delivers a gritty, cinematic experience interspersed with genuine survival-action to deliver a compelling and unique gaming experience. In addition, The Last of Us features a brand new online multiplayer, featuring XP-levelling and in-game currency to purchase upgrades and weapons.

To learn more, visit the official The Last of Us website.

In truly sobering, sad, and tragic news, another star has been taken from us all too soon. This one WAY before his time. It's with a heavy heart that we report the death of Paul Walker, age 40, as the result of a fiery auto wreck in California.

TMZ broke the news. Walker was in California attending a charity car show in Santa Clarita, which is just north of Los Angeles, for the Philippines typhoon relief effort.

The actor's Facebook page has now posted an official announcement:

It is with a truly heavy heart that we must confirm that Paul Walker passed away today in a tragic car accident while attending a charity event for his organization Reach Out Worldwide. He was a passenger in a friend's car, in which both lost their lives. We appreciate your patience as we too are stunned and saddened beyond belief by this news. Thank you for keeping his family and friends in your prayers during this very difficult time. We will do our best to keep you apprised on where to send condolences. - #TeamPW

Walker touched our genre just a couple of times: once in 2000's The Skulls, but more notably in 2001's Joy Ride, a film that has gone on to spawn several sequels. Though he's made many films in his short career, he will forever be remembered for the role of Brian O'Conner in the extremely popular Fast & Furious franchise, which is currently shooting the latest chapter under the direction of James Wan (The Conjuring).

At this time we would like to offer our sincerest condolences to Walker's many friends and family members. You'll always be remembered, sir. Godspeed.

During last night's mid-season finale of "The Walking Dead," you may have noticed a quick viral video featuring rats running amok in a seemingly ordinary setting. What you may not have realized is that it was the first viral video for FX's adaptation of Guillermo del Toro and Chuck Hogan's "The Strain."

No worries though; we have the video and the show's title treatment for you right here and MORE! Guillermo del Toro and Chuck Hogan (co-authors of the novel on which the show is based) co-wrote the pilot, which del Toro also directed. Carlton Cuse serves as showrunner and writer. Gary Ungar executive produces the FX Productions series.

The story centers on Dr. Ephraim Goodweather (Corey Stoll), the head of the Center for Disease Control Canary Team in New York City. He and his team are called upon to investigate a mysterious viral outbreak with hallmarks of an ancient and evil strain of vampirism. As the strain spreads, Eph, his team, and an assembly of everyday New Yorkers wage war for the fate of humanity itself.

"The Strain," aiming for a July 2014 debut for its 13-episode first season, also stars Mia Maestro, Sean Astin, Kevin Durand, Natalie Brown, Jonathan Hyde, Richard Sammel, Robert Maillet, Jack Kesy, Ben Hyland, and Miguel Gomez.

For more info visit "The Strain" on YouTube, hang out with "The Strain" on Google +, and follow "The Strain" on Twitter.

What was the only bummer of our Thanksgiving week? The fact that there was no "American Horror Story: Coven" episode on FX. But the network has made amends by providing a few stills from the upcoming Episode 3.08, "The Sacred Taking."

They're not mentioned in the synopsis, but the photos feature co-stars Gabourey Sidibe as Queenie, Emma Roberts as Madison, and Taissa Farmiga as Zoe.

"American Horror Story: Coven" Episode 3.08 - "The Sacred Taking" (airs 12/4/13)
Cordelia (Sarah Paulson) rallies the girls in the fight to stop Fiona (Jessica Lange) while a dangerous new enemy puts Misty (Lily Rabe) in the cross hairs. The rivalry between Marie Laveau (Angela Bassett) and Delphine (Kathy Bates) comes to a head.

For more info visit the show's Facebook page and Twitter feed along with "American Horror Story" on FX.

It's Tuesday and all any of us can think about is the upcoming weekend, which just so happens to bring us a week closer to the holidays! So how about we distract you from staring at the clock a bit by offering you a chance to score a copy of Anthony DiBlasi's (Dread) latest horror/thriller, Cassadaga!

To enter for your chance to win, just send us an E-MAIL HERE including your FULL NAME AND MAILING ADDRESS. We’ll take care of the rest.

Look for it on DVD Tuesday, December 31, 2013.

The film stars Kevin Alejandro, Kelen Coleman, Louise Fletcher, Rus Blackwell, Hank Stone, J LaRose, and Amy LoCicero.

Synopsis
Cassadaga tells the story of Lily Morel (Kelen Coleman), a post-lingually deaf artist, who participates in a séance in the spiritualist community of Cassadaga. But instead of getting closure with her recently departed sister, Lily contacts the vengeful ghost of a murdered woman. As the ghost becomes increasingly angry and violent, Lily rushes to unravel the mysterious circumstances surrounding the woman’s death – a task that will bring her face-to-face with a sadistic serial killer who turns his victims into human marionette dolls.

Ten years ago director J.R. Bookwalter (The Dead Next Door) made a film called Deadly Stingers. Now, a decade later, Full Moon Entertainment has retitled this homage to giant insect flicks and is offering it streaming on the company's website!

Mega Scorpions stars Trent Haaga, Marcella Laasch, Sewell Whitney, Brinke Stevens, Stephen O'Mahoney, Ariauna Albright, Sarah Megan White, Lilith Stabs, Nicholas Read, and Jeff Dylan Graham.

Synopsis
In a small U.S. town toxic waste has been illegally dumped for years, causing the local scorpion population to grow into six-foot-long killers as a result. A young girl named Joey witnesses the death of fellow teenager Eric by a giant scorpion, but her elder sister Alice doesn't believe her. Neither does Sheriff Evans when he comes calling after finding the mutilated remains of Eric. As more local residents are killed by the scorpions, a group of teenage parolees becomes trapped in a halfway house as they try to fight the killer Mega Scorpions off...

For more info visit the official Full Moon Horror website, watch the official Full Moon Streaming website, "like"Full Moon on Facebook, and follow Full Moon on Twitter.

A new trailer for the found footage horror film from the UK that promises to shock us all, TORN: A SHOCK YOUmentary (yes, that is the full title), has arrived; and we have it and more for you right here. Check it out!

Written and directed by Justin Carter, TORN: a SHOCK YOUmentary stars Simon Burbage, Kit Cox, Danny D'Anzieri, David Elliot, and Lewis Saunderson. Check out the plot rundown and teaser trailer below.

Synopsis
Has a supernatural evil come to terrorize the rural Devon village of Orchardlea? Or are the escalating body count and sense of impending doom actually the self-fulfilling prophecy of two hoaxsters accused of a brutal murder? This SHOCK YOUmentary documents an eight-month period, observing a small group of friends and siblings who join forces to protect the population of Orchardlea from a terrifying beast.

Learn more on the TORN: a SHOCK YOUmentary Facebook page.

Hot on the heels of the premiere of the second teaser one-sheet for the latest nature-run-amok tale, Croaker, we now have the official trailer for you cats to lash your tongues out at. Dig it!

Written and directed by Fred Terling, Croaker stars Valerie Gatto, Marty Patterson, Ron Russell, Josh Dean, Ben Grance, Jimmy Star, Lindarae Schmidt, Bryden McCurdy, Amberleigh Miller, Jennifer Obed, Bob Braund, George Richardson, Barbara Lechene, Tim Gross, Shawn Kelly, and Miranda Schry as the creature the Vodnik.

To learn more, visit the official Croaker website and "like"Croaker on Facebook.

Synopsis
Florian Sirko and his one-time love Macy Patterson face a problem. A curse was originally cast from the attack of Haidamark Cossacks on Nemirov, Poland, in 1648, spawning a mythological creature known as the Vodnik. This curse now plagues the Sirko family, and the citizens of his town are paying with their souls. Macy is of course hesitant to believe urban legend, as is local County Sheriff Ben Cade, who suspects Florian is dealing with the grief of losing his brother in a more sinister way.

Running parallel to the story, George Butler III and Teddy Marsh are two culinary masters of a local greasy spoon diner trying to perfect the art of buffalo frog legs. George inherited the establishment from his Uncle Corey, who was the other boy with Dimi, Florian and Macy on the fateful day of Dimi’s disappearance 20 years prior. George is convinced that a strange, larger than life creature and his frog companions are stalking him and wants payback.

As the two storylines head for a collision, both protagonists realize the only way to break the curse and send the Vodnik back to hell is for it to collect 10 souls. The problem? The creature has its eye on one final soul: Macy.

Camping. Maybe I'm too much of a diva in that I far prefer shitting in a bathroom rather than behind a tree outside, but nothing good ever happens on such expeditions. Unfortunately for our heroes in Mother Nature, finding the right spot to relieve themselves is the least of their troubles.

Below you'll find some stills, the trailer, and artwork for Johan Liedgren's latest film, Mother Nature, starring Phillip Roebuck, Shawn Belyea, Petra Wright, and Elliot Leidgren.

Synopsis
A father and son face increasingly vicious, erotic, and surreal harassment on a trip to the wilderness of eastern Washington. This is modern man gone camping, forced to find survival in the most primal of places - himself - and discover that survival never comes alone.

Around these parts we'll take a man in a suit any day over overblown and cartoonish CGI. That's exactly what we're gonna get, too, from indie filmmaker Mitchel Viernes' new flick, Peter and the Colossus.

The film stars Aubrey Robbins and Marcus Lavatai.

Synopsis
In the wake of her parents' sudden passing, Rachel Miller struggles to juggle two jobs while also taking care of her estranged younger brother, Peter. Traumatized from the loss, Peter refuses to utter a single word, making a social connection with anyone else very difficult. After school each day, Peter walks through a forest on his way home in order to avoid any confrontation with the school bullies, and on the way he makes an unlikely friendship that teaches him how to let others in and even helps mend his relationship with Rachel.

We're back with another installment of Radio 66.6! This week features the latest news, music, videos and tour dates from the likes of David Lynch, Black Flag, Metallica, Of Mice & Men, Bad Religion, Vanna, Chimaira, All That Remains, Iced Earth, iwrestledabearonce, Devil You Know, and more.

Don't touch that dial!

NEWS
Black Flag vocalist Ron Reyes was apparently fired from the band mid-set last week.

Metallica’s Through the Never 3D film will be released on January 28. It will be available on DVD, Blu-ray, 3D Blu-ray, limited edition deluxe set and limited Met-Club only edition.

MUSIC
Listen to a new Of Mice & Men song titled “You’re Not Alone” here. They’ll release their new album, Restoring Force, on January 28 via Rise Records.

Listen to a new Vanna song titled "Preying"here. The band is self-releasing a 7" called Preying/Purging on December 17.

Listen to David Lynch's "Are You Sure (Bastille Remix)"here. It comes from the cult director's upcoming deluxe, limited edition reissue of The Big Dream, due out on January 27.

VIDEOS
Watch Bad Religion's music video for their rendition of "Hark! The Herald Angels Sing"here. It ought to get you in the holiday spirit. Christmas Songs is now available on Epitaph Records.

Watch I See Stars’ music video for "Murder Mitten"here. New Demons is out now on Sumerian Records.

TOURS
Dates for Chimaira's “Celebrate the Chaos” tour with iwrestledabearonce, Oceano, Fit For An Autopsy and Reflections can be found here.

The 16th annual New England Metal & Hardcore Festival will take place at The Palladium in Worcester, MA from April 17-19. The first batch of bands includes All That Remains, Iced Earth, Nile, Bleeding Through and more. Check out the whole line-up so far here.

Devil You Know - the new band of former Killswitch Engage frontman Howard Jones - will play their first show at Chain Reaction in Anaheim, CA on February 15th.

Be sure to check back every Tuesday for the latest music news!