He robbed from the rich and gave to the poor. Now he’s going to eat the rich and maybe even the poor while he’s at it. That’s because in Robin Hood: Ghosts of Sherwood, he and his Merry Men are undead and haunting their famous forest. And it’s not a Syfy movie, either.

Here’s the synopsis for Oliver Krekel’s Robin Hood: Ghosts of Sherwood:

This is the fictitious tale of a cursed Robin Hood who has sold his soul to a witch to stay alive. But death never sleeps, and soon Robin dies in a battle. When Marian and Little John try to bring Robin and his Merry Men back to life by using the witch's potions, they unfortunately turn the dead to the living dead.

With the use of the potions that Marian took from the witch’s cave, she and Little John are forced to fight for their lives against their former friends and the accuracy of Robin’s bow. The pair is able to fight their way out of Sherwood Forest and find that what’s left of the Zombie Robin Hood and his remaining Zombie Merry Men cannot leave the forest. Marian and Little John decide they will scour the Earth to see if they can find a potion to save their friends but until then will leave them where they are as the "Ghosts of Sherwood".

Thank goodness they let us know this is a fictitious tale because for a moment I was afraid this might be a docudrama.

TomCat Films is currently shopping around the film starring Martin Thom as Robin Hood, Ramona Kuen as Maid Marion, everyone’s favorite “Jason” Kane Hodder as Little John, and F/X guru Tom Savini as the Sheriff of Nottingham.

Here’s the trailer for Robin Hood: Ghosts of Sherwood. According to IMDB the movie will be in 3D for some reason.

Another Producer's Preview has come our way for The CW's "The Secret Circle", and in preparation for the show's return tomorrow night with Episode 1.19, "Crystal", Exec Producer Andrew Miller explains the Circle's efforts to find the remaining crystals for their weapon against Eben.

"The Secret Circle" Episode 1.19 "Crystal" (4/19/12 Air Date; 9:00-10:00 PM):
THE OTHER BLACKWELL CHILD IS REVEALED — To protect themselves from the witch hunters, Jake (Chris Zylka), Cassie (Britt Robertson), and Faye (Phoebe Tonkin) seek out Jake’s grandfather, Royce (guest star John de Lancie), to find his family’s crystal and are confronted with disturbing theories about the events of sixteen years ago.

Meanwhile Diana (Shelley Hennig) tries to balance her pursuit of the Glaser crystal with Melissa (Jessica Parker Kennedy) and Adam (Thomas Dekker) with her romantic life with Grant (guest star Tim Phillipps), who demands to know what she’s hiding. At the same time Callum (guest star Michael Graziadei) attempts to re-insert himself into Melissa’s life.

Charles (Gale Harold) and Jane (guest star Ashley Crow) plot their move against Blackwell (guest star Joe Lando).

Omar Madha directed the episode written by Micah Schraft.

If you've never heard of The FP, believe us when we tell you the flick kind of defies description. Thankfully it's coming to Blu-ray and DVD soon via Image Entertainment so you'll be able to see it for yourselves.

From the Press Release
On June 19th, Image Entertainment invites you to join the stage with The FP, an hilariously insane comedy about a dreaded turf war… with dance! Mixing competitive dance video gaming and gang culture, the offbeat concept was a midnight movie sensation at film festivals around the world leading to its national theatrical release in over 20 markets. Created as a labor of love by a family of filmmakers, The FP is an utterly unique experience. From the producers of the billion dollar Paranormal Activity franchise and released under the prestigious Drafthouse Films label, The FP comes to Blu-ray for an SRP of $29.97 and DVD for an SRP of 27.97. The title will also be available via VOD and digital download. The FP Blu-ray™ and DVD also feature a special edition collector’s booklet with introductions by Rob Zombie (Halloween, House of 1000 Corpses, The Devil’s Rejects) and Brian Taylor and Mark Neveldine (Crank, Crank: High Voltage).

In a dystopian future, a relentless turf war rages. Two rival gangs feud for control of rural wasteland Frazier Park ('The FP') in the deadly arena of competitive dance-fight video game "Beat-Beat Revelation." After hometown hero BTRO is slain on the dance platform by thug leader L Dubba E, his protégé younger brother JTRO (Jason Trost) goes into isolation, vowing never to duel again. One year later, The FP is in ruins, and JTRO must find the courage to return and restore order in a ruthless battle for revenge that can only leave one man dancing. Featuring narration by James Remar (The Warriors), THE FP is a fury of fierce footwork, triumphant montages and neon street wear.

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With Coraline and the upcoming ParaNorman under its belt, Laika Studios is setting out into the land of the Goblins for its next animated feature. Read on for details.

According to Variety, Laika has optioned Goblins, an adaptation of British novelist Philip Reeve's book that Marc Gustafson (animation director on Fantastic Mr. Fox) is set to direct.

The 3D stop-motion animation film will tell the story of a Skarper, a clever young goblin who lives among his ill-mannered brethren in an ancient castle. Only he understands that an ancient evil is rising that will bring all manner of monsters and mythical creatures into an epic magical conflict.

The Portland, Oregon-based studio optioned Reeve's novel, which was published in the U.K. earlier this month and hits the U.S. next year.

"Goblins is a fantasy with bite," said Laika president and CEO Travis Knight. "In the hands of Laika's freakishly talented artists and guided by the ineffably gifted Mark Gustafson, it will make a strange, stirring, and altogether beautiful film."

More soon!

After some exciting debut episodes which ran last Halloween, the creators of the online series Chopper began grinding out new chapters of the show this past Friday the 13th and plan on dropping six more segments between now and the end of the month.

Chopper is written, produced and directed by JC Christofilis and stars horror heavies Tyler Mane and Andrew Bryniarski in a twisted loose retelling of the Sleepy Hollow legend. Sum it up? Easy: big bad boys and a bloody blade. That about does it.

We've got the first three episodes below, and six more will be available by the end of the month. For future episodes visit the official Chopper YouTube channel, "like" Chopper on Facebook and follow Chopper on Twitter (@ChopperLives).

From the Press Release
Dilemma, a Los Angeles based branded entertainment and marketing communications agency, resurrected Season 1 of the online horror series Chopper this past Friday the 13th weekend after a successful batch of teaser episodes released last Halloween compelled the producers to retool the show with more episodes, more characters, more VFX and more music. International fright icons Tyler Mane and Andrew Bryniarski will be joined by rising stars Tim Phillipps (The CW’s "The Secret Circle"), Quinn Dahle ("Conan O’Brien") and others as six new episodes continue to roll out via the project’s YouTube Channel through late April.

The series also features music and cameos from Revolver Magazine Golde Gods nominees and metal legends Ministry and Machine Head as well as other rocking bands including Unearth, Attika7, Underoath, The Slow Forward, Straight Line Stitch and more. Storylines revolve around a headless outlaw biker seeking vengeance in the afterlife by killing mortal sinners.

Some interesting news is coming our way regarding two of the horror genre's most beloved figures: Bill Moseley and Michael Berryman. It sounds as if this duo is ready to raise a little hell on the small screen.

From the Press Release
Horror icons Bill Moseley and Michael Berryman will play the leads in the new cable television series pilot "Hell Hunters".

"Hell Hunters" is an action/horror/suspense/crime drama/thriller about two childhood friends from North Dakota who read a comic book and decide to become the murderous vigilante characters in real life.

Bill Moseley will be playing the twisted role of HAZARD, the man who grew up killing the scum of the earth under the alias of the comic book character.

Michael Berryman will be playing the role of LAWRENCE BEASLEY, the kindhearted World War II Marine Raider veteran who, after surviving a napalm explosion in combat, turns school janitor and teaches the boys hand-to-hand combat.

The series will be directed by Rogue River and Sum of 9 director Jourdan McClure and is scheduled to begin filming this summer. "Hell Hunters" was created by Lawrence Donini, Emily Hansen, AJ Denton, and Corey Keer.

Man, we've been talking about The Tortured since early 2010. Honestly? We kind of forgot about it, but IFC is ready to remind us with an upcoming release! Read on!

Written and directed by Robert Lieberman, the flick stars Bill Moseley, Erika Christensen and Jesse Metcalfe. Look for it on VOD, Xbox, iTunes, Sony Playstation, Amazon and Sundance Now on Friday, May 11, 2012, followed by a New York theatrical run on Friday, June 15, 2012.

Synopsis
The perfect marriage of Craig (Jesse Metcalfe) and Elise Landry (Erika Christensen) is suddenly shattered when their young son is abducted and murdered. When the killer (Moseley) is brought to trial, he manages to plea bargain his way to a lighter sentence. Utterly outraged by this miscarriage of justice, the grieving parents decide to take matters into their own hands. They capture the murderer, imprison him and subject him to the same monstrous acts he perpetrated upon their defenseless child. The unforeseen consequences, however, challenge their ideas of vengeance, justice and the true nature of evil.

The cast of Slasher Films' Nothing to Fear has grown by one, and we've got all the latest on the first flick from Guns N' Roses guitarist Slash and his new production company. Dig it!

According to Variety, Bellflower actor Rebekah Brandes (pictured right) has landed a leading role in the indie horror flick Nothing to Fear. Veteran storyboard artist Anthony Leonardi III will make his directorial debut with the horror-thriller, which Slash is also scoring. She joins the previously announced James Tupper, Anne Heche, Clancy Brown, and Ethan Peck.

The story follows a family that moves to a small town seeking a better life, only to run up against a charismatic but emotionally conflicted man of the cloth (Brown). Brandes will play the daughter of Tupper's and Heche's characters.

More as we get it!

Could it be? Has the woman who introduced sparkling vampires into the world be done with those ridiculously emo creatures of the night who shit broken hearts? Read on for the latest.

Variety reports that Twilight scribe Stephenie Meyer and Meghan Hibbett's Fickle Fish Films have optioned young adult suspense tome Down a Dark Hall by novelist Lois Duncan to produce as a feature film.

Duncan's 1974 novel revolves around the haunted and tragic past of Blackwood boarding school and its mysterious students. Ensnared in the chilling world is new student Kit Gordy, who must unravel Blackwood's history before it's too late. Twilight producer Wyck Godfrey is also in talks to produce.

Look for more soon!

In our ongoing attempt to make you guys aware of every horror project that's available to be seen these days, we now bring you some preliminary information on Massachusetts-based Harvest Tide Productions' first online and internationally self-distributed horror short independent film Microcinema.

From the Press Release:
Written and directed by Harvest Tide Productions co-founder Skip Shea, Microcinema recently won a fan-based 2012 Rondo Hatton Classic Horror Award Honorable Mention for Best Short Film and this past Friday, April 13th, screened at the Shock Stock Convention at Centennial Hall in London, Ontario.

“Harvest Tide and the cast and crew of Microcinema are very honored and grateful to win a Rondo Honorable Mention,” said Shea. “It represents the voice of the fans, and there really is no better judge in the horror genre. To be added to the Shock Stock Convention line-up is equally exciting. It is one of the largest horror conventions in Canada, which only confirms that our cult status is growing. We are quite honored to be included."

Starring Alex Lewis and Aurora Grabill, Microcinema is the story of Peter Martell, a highly educated, well-to-do young man with too much free time on his hands. He spends it watching snuff films. One day he makes the bold decision to cross the line from observer to participant, aspiring to bring a philosophical element to his own kind of snuff films. Ready to go to work, he tracks his first victim into a haunted New England wood, where the boundary between participant and observer takes a different turn.

Microcinema was originally a storyline for one of the episodes of Harvest Tide’s new horror web series “Longreach,” written by William DeCoff. “Longreach” follows the demise of Daniel Jedrek, the sergeant at arms for the Longreach Association, an ancient global charitable organization that takes charity to extremes. The Harvest Tide production team – Shea, DeCoff, Will Smyth, and Emily King – agreed that Microcinema stood on its own in the burgeoning new online entertainment and media arena and delivers a brutal and gruesome tale to horror film fans.

Microcinema is now available on the film’s website for just 99 cents. Check out some artwork and the trailer below.

Microcinema Trailer from Harvest Tide Productions on Vimeo.

The CW's "Supernatural" will be airing an extra episode this season and ending a week later than most of the network's other series. We just got our hands on the summary of Season 7's penultimate episode, entitled "There Will Be Blood", and you can check it out here.

"Supernatural" Episode 7.22 "There Will Be Blood" (5/11/12 Air Date; 9:00-10:00 PM):
SAM AND DEAN SEEK OUT AN ALPHA — In order to defeat Dick Roman (guest star James Patrick Stuart) and the Leviathans, Sam (Jared Padalecki) and Dean (Jensen Ackles) must locate three key items. Castiel (Misha Collins) helps with one, but for the last objects the Winchesters must face two of their strongest opponents – an Alpha (guest star Rick Worthy) and Crowley (guest star Mark Sheppard).

Meanwhile Bobby (guest star Jim Beaver) tries out a new ghost trick that ends up being very dangerous.

Guy Bee directed the episode written by Andrew Dabb and Daniel Loflin.

"American Horror Story" co-creator Ryan Murphy recently dished the first real details we've seen for the show's second season, including its location, time frame, and what some old and new faces will be doing once the spookery begins!

"[Season 2] is set on the East Coast at an institution for the criminally insane that is run by Jessica [Lange]," Murphy said on April 18th during a panel promoting the series at the TV Academy in North Hollywood.

In addition, the second season will find the cast in a new era, Murphy said. "It's a completely different world and has nothing to do with Season 1; there's not a mention of Season 1," he noted. "The second season is set in a completely different time period."

Murphy then teased that there could also be more familiar faces from Season 1 set to take on new characters when the series returns in the fall, with a few possibly in attendance Wednesday. "The idea is to work with actors that you love and are excited by. The second season, everybody who was announced, there will be other people up on this stage who are not announced who will also be in it but are playing the polar opposite of what they were in the first season in every way," he said.

Murphy was joined on stage by cast members including Connie Britton (Vivien), Dylan McDermott (Ben), Alexandra Breckenridge (Moira), Denis O'Hare (Larry), Evan Peters (Tate), Zachary Quinto (Chad), Jessica Lange (Constance), Lily Rabe (Nora); co-creator Brad Falchuk; and executive producer Dante Di Loreto.

The producers were also tight-lipped on whether or not Quinto could play one of the criminally insane, only saying "maybe," while the Star Trek actor -- who was sporting Spock eyebrows -- embraced the opportunity to do something new. "The notion of coming back and playing something totally different and in a totally different world with many of the same actors, it's probably one of the more exciting things that has come across my plate in recent years," he said. "I'm really looking forward to it."

As for new cast member Adam Levine, Murphy revealed that "The Voice" judge signed on immediately after hearing of the role. "He's a sexy guy so he needs to play a sexy guy, but the guy that is different than who you think he would play," he said. "I pitched him the part and he listened, slack jawed, and simply said, 'I'm in.' The second season is fun, sexy and baroque. It has a lot of meat to it; it's a really gritty part. He's with a girl, and they play characters called The Lovers."

More details -- including whether or not French actress Lizzie Brochere will play a nemesis for Lange's character -- could emerge soon as producers are set to present their vision for Season 2 to FX next week.

Stay tuned.

We have some very sad news to pass on to our readers today as reports are coming in that the great Jonathan Frid, aka Barnabas Collins from "Dark Shadows", has passed away at the age of 87 in Ontario, Canada.

Frid, who was born December 2nd, 1924, reportedly died of natural causes at Juravinski Hospital in Hamilton, Ontario, this past Friday, April 13th. In addition to his iconic portrayal of Barnabas on the soap that ran on ABC from June, 1966-April, 1971, the actor also starred in the 1973 television movie The Devil's Daughter and the 1974 horror film Seizure.

He filmed a cameo appearance - his final acting credit - in Tim Burton's forthcoming Dark Shadows film remake, which stars Johnny Depp as Barnabas.

"The death of Jonathan Frid has left all of us at MPI deeply saddened," said Malik Ali, CEO of MPI Media Group, home of the "Dark Shadows" series on DVD. "As a gifted actor in the role of Barnabas Collins, Jonathan was the heart and soul of 'Dark Shadows' and, as recently as last week, was graciously taking part in activities surrounding the series. He never tired of meeting fans and was always excited to hear about new 'Dark Shadows' releases...MPI remains committed to preserving Jonathan's legacy and that of everyone who helped make 'Dark Shadows' an enduring and beloved phenomenon."

On her website (where we found the below photo), Frid's former "Dark Shadows" co-star Kathryn Leigh Scott posted the following comments:

May Jonathan Frid, “our reluctant vampire,” live on in our hearts! How blessed I am to have known this dear man and to have such wonderful memories of him, both on screen and off. [Such] good times we shared: star-crossed lovers playing Barnabas and Josette in both “Dark Shadows” and the film, House of Dark Shadows, and good friends off the set for more than 40 years. My favorite scene in all the 1,225 episodes of “Dark Shadows” was Maggie Evans’ introduction to Barnabas Collins in April 1967, 45 years ago this month. That we hit it off, bonding as two “outsiders,” was plain to see. Later, I became the embodiment of his long-lost love and doomed fiancée, Josette DuPrés.

I am so grateful to have worked with Jonathan, and to have known him as the charismatic, entertaining, complex and plain spoken man that he was. What fun we had working together! He was irascible, irreverent, funny, caring, lovable and thoroughly professional, and in the end became the whole reason why kids “ran home from school to watch” “Dark Shadows.”

I am so grateful that nearly five decades later, Jonathan, David Selby, Lara Parker and I were invited to play cameos in the new Dark Shadows, directed by Tim Burton and starring Johnny Depp as Barnabas Collins. How wonderful for the four of us to work together again and celebrate the legacy of “Dark Shadows.”

L-R: Lara Parker, Kathryn Leigh Scott, David Selby, Jim Pierson (Dark Shadows Marketing
and Festival Director), and Jonathan Frid on location for the Dark Shadows feature shoot

I won’t ever forget the moment when the two Barnabas Collinses met, one in his late 80s and the other in his mid-40s, each with their wolf’s head canes. Jonathan took his time scrutinizing his successor’s appearance. “I see you’ve done the hair,” Jonathan said to Johnny Depp, “but a few more spikes.” Depp, entirely in character, replied, “Yes, we’re doing things a bit differently.”

I took that moment to thank Johnny Depp for his very generous comments about Jonthan Frid and the iconic character of Barnabas Collins that Jonathan had created. Both Tim Burton and Johnny Depp responded: “But we wouldn’t be here without you.”

Yes, of course, it’s all a “a bit different.” We all understood that. Johnny Depp and Tim Burton would make, what we originated 45 years ago, their own — as well they should! But what a treat that those of us who were part of creating the world of “Dark Shadows” should be invited to participate in the new film and to carry on the legacy. The three days we worked together at Pinewood on Dark Shadows were the last days we were all together. I’m so grateful for the hugs and farewells we shared as we all departed on our separate journeys home. I’m so grateful that those wonderful times we shared are chronicled in Dark Shadows: Return to Collinwood, because all four of us contributed to the book. My last communication with Jonathan was his Foreword to the book. How many friendships — let alone working relationships! — endure the travails of five decades?

I love you, Jonathan. Rest in peace.

There's nothing we can add to that other than sending our sincere condolences to Jonathan's friends and family. Thanks for the wonderful memories; you were indeed one of a kind!

There's little doubt in anyone's mind that John Hawkes would have been perfect to play the Governor on AMC's "The Walking Dead." Little doubt in anyone's head but his apparently. Read on to find out why the actor passed on what could have been a banner role.

MovieWeb caught up with Hawkes, who shed some light on his decision...

“They offered me the role, and I just felt there would be someone else who could do it better,” he tells the site. “I was flattered, and I took a look at the series. It held interest for me, but I just didn’t feel like I was the guy for it. I have to be careful of what TV shows I choose, particularly ones that have commercials in them, because it’s going to be a different kind of television show. There are going to be sponsors. No matter how good the show is, if there are commercials, it’s going to be a different show, to me. That’s just my personal feeling. Yeah, it was nice of them to ask, and it’s a good show, but, again, I just didn’t feel I was the guy. They came to me and sent me the graphic novel and the first two seasons. I took a look at them and just didn’t feel like it was for me.”

You know, it's impossible to tell from reading text on a screen the emotion behind those words, but man, did that all sound a bit on the dickish side of the fence. British star David Morrissey took the role once Hawkes passed.

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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Our friends across the pond are getting quite the action filled one-sheet for Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter that apparently shows off one of the film's many set pieces. Dig it!

The Tim Burton-produced, Timur Bekmambetov-directed horror adventure Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter stars Benjamin Walker, Anthony Mackie, Rufus Sewell, Dominic Cooper, Mary Elizabeth Winstead, Jimmi Simpson, Alan Tudyk, and Robin McLeavy.

Synopsis
The film explores the secret life of our greatest president and the untold history that shaped our nation. As a young boy, Abraham Lincoln witnesses the shocking death of his mother, leading him on a path to an ongoing war - and ultimately to the presidency - he chronicles in a hidden diary. The journal reveals the incredible story of a clandestine warrior who never stopped fighting for the country he led and the people he loved.

It's hard to believe that the Gerard Butler we all know and love now is the same dude who starred in Dracula 2000 as the famed bloodsucker. Man, would the marketing campaign for that flick change if it were being made today. So anyway, yeah, Butler's new flick...

According to Deadline, Gerard Butler is in advanced negotiations to star in the action thriller Manhunt for Michael Shamberg and Stacey Sher’s Double Feature Films.

Breck Eisner is aboard to direct the film, which is set to begin production at year’s end. The plot involves a team of FBI agents sent to the North Carolina wilderness to chase the FBI’s most wanted man, domestic terrorist and survivalist James Tollan, who has eluded arrest with the support of the local population while attacking the federal government. They enroll the help of a reluctant bear hunter to capture the killer. But once the team members enter the woods, the hunters become the hunted as Tollan will stop at nothing to survive and defend his territory.

Mark Fergus and Hawk Ostby wrote the script. Shamberg and Sher are producing with Alexander Milchan’s EMJAG Films, Danny DeVito and Jersey Films, and Scott Lambert of Management 360′s producing arm FILM 360. Alan Siegel, Alexandra Milchan, and Scott Lambert will executive produce.

When it comes to judging sexy living dead girls, who better to do it than one of the subgenre's original shamblers, John Russo? And he'll be doing just that at the next Con Nooga in Chattanooga, Tennessee!

From the Press Release
BioGamer Girl is proud to announce that one of the judges for the next Ms. BioGamer Girl pageant will be no other than legendary filmmaker John A. Russo. Sponsored by BioGamer Girl Magazine, Ms. BioGamer Girl replaced the former Ms. Con Nooga beauty pageant. The event is to take place once again in 2013 in Chattanooga, Tennessee.

Born in 1939 and often referred to as Jack Russo or John Russo, John A. Russo has worked in the film industry for over 40 years with one of his biggest credits to fame also being one of his first. In 1968 Russo acted in and helped create the script for the classic masterpiece Night of the Living Dead along with fellow filmmakers such as Russell Streiner, who presently runs the John Russo Movie Making Program at DuBois Business College in DuBois, Pennsylvania, alongside Russo. The story for the film Return of the Living Dead was also written by Russo. Russo's other works include The Majorettes, Midnight and Santa Claws. Russo has also written a number of zombie-themed novels and comic books including Plague of the Living Dead and Escape of the Living Dead. Russo is currently working on the feature length film Escape of the Living Dead, which is rumored to star horror legends Kane Hodder, Tony Todd, Gunnar Hansen and Kristina Klebe.

To learn more about the event, check out the Con Nooga website.

Movie Mogul Ltd., the film company behind horror thriller Panic Button, has begun developing Monster Project, and with Cannes heading at us like a speeding bullet, we got our hands on the early sales art!

Described as a “cross-genre” film, Monster Project follows six teenagers who undergo a harrowing transformation into monsters, imbued with various abilities and ailments, and are forced to go on the run, fighting for their survival.

Movie Mogul Managing Director John Shackleton will write, direct and co-produce with the company's Director of Operations, Gareth I. Davies, and David Shillitoe; Mark Sandell executive produces.

Commenting on the film, Shackleton said: “Lurking beneath a hugely fantastical movie premise, anchored in reality, is a universal story surrounding a group of alienated teenagers. I’m hoping that this film will have a little something for everyone.”

Movie Mogul’s first feature, Panic Button, received its world premiere at last year’s FrightFest and was released on DVD in November 2011 by Showbox Media Group.

Mary Harron's The Moth Diaries hits select theaters tomorrow, April 20th, courtesy of IFC, and in case you're curious about it, Trembles has weighed in with his thoughts on the film.

The Moth Diaries stars Lily Cole, Scott Speedman, Sarah Gadon, and Sarah Bolger.

Synopsis
Adolescence is and always will be a time of intense emotional confusion, especially if you spend it in a closed environment. That's the case with Rebecca, a young girl haunted by her father's suicide, who is a student at an exclusive female boarding school. She pours her heart out in a diary, much of it focused on Lucy, her beloved roommate. Their relationship changes drastically with the arrival of a mysterious new student, Ernessa. As Lucy abandons her for this new girl, Rebecca becomes consumed with thoughts of jealousy and suspicion -- Ernessa is dangerous, evil, a vampire. Is there any truth to all this or is Rebecca slipping into insanity?

The "Creepy Cute" craze will never die, and Mezco is making sure you get your fill of it! We last teased you with blackened outlines of Living Dead Dolls Series 24, and now we are ready for the reveal!!

Say hello to Beelzebub, Andras, Xezbeth1, Agrat-Bat-Mahlaht and Yuki Onna! HOLEEE DAMN. Damien and Co. have outdone themselves this time.

Instant winners, yes? September is the tentative month these terror toddlers are set to drop so look for pre-orders at your favorite e-tailers any day now.