God bless America… America Olivo that is! The former Playboy model and Bitch Slap star continues to share her God-given gifts of T&A with those of us who prefer to watch movies with our hands down our pants.

Olivo goes topless in producer Alexandre Aja’s (Piranha 3-D) remake of William Lustig’s controversial 1980 slasher Maniac, about a sadistic killer named Frank Zito (Elijah Wood) who scalps the female victims he meets online.

Olivo plays Zito’s abusive mom, an angry prostitute who continues to fuck with Zito’s head long after her death. The film, shot through Zito’s POV by director Franck Khalfoun (P2), costars French actress Nora Arnezeder (Safe House) as Zito’s girlfriend Anna.

Olivo, who made her nude horror debut in Platinum Dunes’ Friday the 13th redo, also loses her top in WWE Studios’ No One Lives and Indican Pictures’ serial-killer drama Circle.

Cloud Atlas, the thought-provoking sci-fi drama directed by Lana and Andy Wachowski (The Matrix Trilogy, Speed Racer) and Tom Tykwer (Run Lola Run, Perfume: The Story of a Murder), opened this weekend to soft box office.

Because the Tom Hanks/Halle Berry epic looks intriguing and because the cost of Larry Wachowski’s gender reassignment surgery couldn’t have been cheap, Clatto would like to help boost ticket sales by pointing out that Korean actress Doona Bae goes topless as a clone in the futuristic city of Neo Seoul.

Bae is best known for her roles in internationally acclaimed Korean director Park Chan-wook’s revenge-thriller Sympathy for Mr. Vengeance and Bong Joon-ho’s creature-feature The Host, the highest grossing film to date in South Korea’s history.

Bae also starred as an inflatable-sex-doll-come-to-life in Japanese director Hirokazu Koreeda’s Air Doll, a big screen adaptation of Yoshiie Goda’s manga series “Kuuki Ningyo.” The role scored the 33-year-old a Best Actress Award at the 2010 Takasaki Film Festival in Japan.

NBC will air tonight “Mockingbird Lane,” a Halloween special that was at one time meant to be a TV series reboot of the ’60s sitcom “The Munsters” from executive producers Bryan Singer (X-Men) and Bryan Fuller (”Pushing Daisies).

The two Bryans didn’t see eye-to-eye on the visual style of the series pilot, which was written by Fuller and directed by Singer. Fuller and NBC executives also had some creative differences they couldn’t get over and most likely wouldn’t have due to Fuller’s commitment to NBC’s “Hannibal” series.

“Mockingbird Lane” follows the Munsters as they purchase the Victorian mansion at 1313 Mockingbird Lane. Jerry O’Connell plays Herman, Portia de Rossi is his wife Lily (pictured above), Eddie Izzard is Grandpa, Mason Cook is Eddie and Charity Wakefield is “homely” cousin Marilyn.

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Actress Ming-Na Wen is the first female lead to be cast in Joss Whedon and Marvel Entertainment’s eagerly anticipated ABC series “S.H.I.E.L.D.” The show is based on the secret military agency run by Nick Fury in the Marvel Comics Universe.

Whedon will direct the pilot from a script written by Whedon, his brother Jed Whedon and Jed’s wife Maurissa Tancharoen. Wen will play Agent Melinda May, an emotionally unstable pilot and weapons expert.

Wen, of course, is best known for starring on one of NBC’s biggest and most influential programs: “The Single Guy.” She played Trudy Sloan, wife to Jonathan Silverman’s best friend on the show… OK, I’m semi-kidding. Ming-Na is best known for playing Dr. Jing-Mei Chen on “ER.”

Genre fans will also recognize the still hot at 48 starlet from her recurring roles on the Syfy series “Eureka” and “Stargate Universe,” and parts on Screen Gems Prom Night remake and Summit Entertainment’s sci-fi thriller Push.

Sony Pictures has released a gory red-band trailer for Ghost House Pictures upcoming reboot of Sam Raimi’s beloved 1981 classic The Evil Dead. Jane Levy (“Suburgatory”) plays one of five friends who awaken an evil force after reading from the Book of the Dead while stranded at a cabin in  the woods.

Fede Alverez, the aspiring Uruguayan filmmaker who caught Raimi’s attention with an ambitious four-minute-plus short titled Panic Attack, is directing the remake from his own script, punched up by Oscar-winning screenwriter Diablo Cody (Juno, Jennifer’s Body).

They had me at tree-rape. Peep it:

Empires of the Deep is an underwater sci-fi epic produced by a Chinese real estate mogul and aspiring screenwriter for $130 million in the hopes that it would make his penis taste bigger to white women. The end result is a stoner classic to be appreciated for years to come.

Directed by some guy named Michael French, Empires of the Deep stars Quantum of Solace Bond girl Olga Kurylenko. The 32-year-old French stunner can currently be seen in CBS Films’ Seven Psychopaths, and will star opposite Tom Cruise in Universal Pictures’ sci-fi thriller Oblivion.

Puff and peep the Empires of the Deep:

The first trailer for Marvel Studios Iron Man 3 is now available online. Directed and written by Shane Black (Kiss Kiss Bang Bang), the new entry in the blockbuster franchise finds Tony Stark (Robert Downey Jr.) plagued by nightmares and made homeless by a Chinese villain known as the Mandarin (Ben Kingsley).

Needless to say, he ain’t cracking wise like he used to.

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Shailene Woodley (“Secret Life of the American Teenager”) has been cast as Mary Jane Watson in Columbia Pictures and Marvel Entertainment’s The Amazing Spider-Man 2. She joins returning players Andrew Garfield (Spider-Man) and Emma Stone (Gwen Stacy) in the Marc Webb-rebooted franchise.

According to THR, the Mary Jane role is small, but sets up a bigger part of the story for the trilogy’s conclusion, which is based on Marvel Comics infamous two-issue story by Gerry Conway titled “The Night Gwen Stacy Died.”

Woodley is best known for playing lead Amy Juergens on ABC Family’s “The Secret Life of the American Teenager” and starring as George Clooney’s daughter in the Academy Award-winning dramedy The Descendants (Best Adapted Screenplay).

While she may have the acting chomps to play Mary Jane, Woodley still lacks the unique talents Kirsten Dunst brought to the role of Mary Jane in Sam Raimi’s Spiderman trilogy. Can she really fill Dunst’s shirt shoes?

Someone's Spidey Senses Are Tingling

The 12th annual Screamfest LA horror film festival came to close Saturday night with the announcement of its Skully Award winners at a closing night party held at Trader Vic’s in Downtown Los Angeles Top honors went to twin directors Jen and Sylvia Soska for their underground surgeries frightener American Mary.

American Mary (Best Picture, Best Director) tells the story of a broke and bored med school student who starts to work the underground surgeries circuit for profit and thrills. Katharine Isabelle was named Best Actress for topling the film, which also won awards for Best Cinematography and Makeup.

Peep the complete list of Screamfest LA 2012 winners below:

BEST PICTURE: American Mary

BEST DIRECTOR: Jen & Sylvia Soska – American Mary

BEST ACTRESS: Katharine Isabelle – American Mary

BEST ACTOR: Pierre-Francois Legendre – Fear of Water

BEST HORROR – COMEDY: Killer Kart

BEST MUSICAL SCORE: Jamie Blanks – Crawlspace

BEST STUDENT SHORT: Eaglewalk

BEST ANIMATED SHORT: Post Human

BEST SHORT: Incident on Highway 73

BEST MAKEUP: MastersFX – American Mary

BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY: Brian Pearson– American Mary

BEST SPECIAL EFFECTS: Justin Dix – Crawlspace

BEST SCREENPLAY: The Gaslamp Horror/ Jeremy D. Christensen

BEST EDITING:  Marc Steinicke – On Air

Posted above is the first image of blonde stunner Amber Heard as Miss San Antonio in Robert Rodriguez’s Machete Kills, the unexpected—sure to be awesome—sequel to his 2010 grindhouse-actioner Machete. This time, the ex-Federale (Danny Trejo) is out to take down a billionaire arms dealer (Mel Gibson).

Heard joins a cast featuring sex senoritas Sofia Vergara, Zoe Saldana, Vanessa Hudgens, Alexa Vega, twins Elise and Electra Avellan and returning players Jessica Alba and Michelle Rodriguez. Costarring caballeros include Charlie Sheen, Demian Bechir, Edward James Olmos and Lady Ga-Ga.

Heard can also be seen in Drive Angry, Zombieland, The Ward, The Stepfather, And Soon the Darkness and All the Boys Love Mandy Lane.  She is a self professed lesbian and part of Clatto’s list of The Hottest Women Working in Horror Today.