Anchor Bay has set a Feb. 11 DVD release date for Sorority Party Massacre. The slasher stars scream queen stunners Marissa Skell (“Dexter”), Rebecca Grant (Sink Hole), Eve Mauro (Zombie vs. Strippers), Casey Fitzgerald (Cowboys vs. Dinosaurs), Adrian Kirk (616: Paranormal Incident), and Yvette Yates.
Sorority Party Massacre finds a college town sheriff teaming up with a big city cop to investigate a 20-year string of sorority sister abductions and murders. The film is co-directed by Chris W. Freeman and Justin Jones.
Clatto spoke exclusively with Marissa Skell (pictured) about Sorority Party Massacre awhile back. It’s a pretty in depth interview in which she talks about the making of the film, her experiences in the horror genre, and her appearance on the VH1 reality competition show, “Scream Queens.” Read it here.
Elizabeth Olsen is confirmed to play Scarlet Witch in Joss Whedon’s The Avengers: Age of Ultron. The Scarlet Witch is the scantly-clad, large-breasted mutant daughter of Magneto. Shes is also Quicksilver’s incestuous twin sister.
I just love Scarlet Witch. I love her. It’s so funny because I’m often talking about all these psychologically damaged people, but when you talk about Scarlet Witch… She is a messed up lady. She has got more shit to deal with than anybody else I know.
I’m excited to figure out what’s appropriate to use for her, because there’s so much material from all of these decades, and we’re going to tell this one story. So to be able to choose what you’re going to bring into it from all of this abundance, it’s really fun.
For starters, I would suggest bringing the actual costume to the film:
Olsen can currently be seen in Spike Lee’s American remake of South Korean director Park Chan-wook’s classic revenge-thriller Oldboy, in which she goes nude. She’ll next be seen in Warner Bros. and Legendary Pictures’ Godzilla reboot.
Olsen creds include the critically acclaimed indie-drama Martha Marcy May Marlene, Open Road’s American remake of the Uruguayan frightener Silent House and Rodrigo Cortes’ Red Lights, opposite Robert De Niro.
A new trailer has gone online for director Josh C. Wallers’ feature film debut Raze: Fight or Die. Described by producers as a cross between Fight Club and Hostel, the film’s story finds 50 abducted women fighting against each other to the death without pillows or jello.
Stunner Rachel Nichols (Conan) and stuntwoman-turned-actress Zoe Bell (Death Proof) topline the film. Co-stars include hotties Rebecca Marshall (Saw 3-D), Nicole Steinwedell (“The Unit”), Adrienne Wilkinson (”Xena”), Tara Macken (”Sons of Anarchy”), Victoria Cruz (Reach), and Bailey Borders (The Change-Up).
I’m on team Nichols.
IFC Midnight will release Raze: Fight or Die in select theaters on Jan. 10.
Tara Reid is not an actress to rest on her laurels, no matter how groundbreaking and inspirational they may have been. Case in point, rather than retire on the juggernaut that was Sharknado, she is moving on to star in the new Australian slasher Charlie’s Farm.
Set in the Australian outback, Charlie’s Farm is the location of a brutal family murder at the hands of an angry mob. Reid plays one of four friends exploring the property for thrills. Things take a nasty turn when they run into Charlie, a seven-foot tall, 375-lbs killing machine.
Reid is joined in the film by co-stars Bill Moseley (The Devil’s Rejects), Kane Hodder (Hatchet), and Nathan Jones (Mad Max: Fury Road) as Charlie the killer. Charlie’s Farm is written and directed by Chris Sun (Daddy’s Little Girl, Come and Get Me)
Emily Blunt is set to star in Langley Park’s big screen adaptation of Rosamund Lupton’s bestselling crime novel Sisters. Set in London, the story finds Blunt playing Beatrice, a straitlaced woman investigating the death of her free-spirit sister, Tess, long after police and family have ruled the tragedy a suicide.
As Beatrice probes into the case, she discovers that Tess was involved in an illicit affair with a married man and had been impregnated with his baby. If that weren’t enough to raise red flags on her suicide, Tess was also the object of a stalker’s obsession and a participant in a risky medical experiment trial.
Blunt is coming off Rian Johnson’s acclaimed sci-fi actioner Looper. Her creds include Universal Pictures’ 2010 reboot of The Wolfman and 2011’s The Adjustment Bureau, its adaptation of Philip K. Dick’s short story “The Adjustment Team.” She’ll next be seen alongside Tom Cruise in Edge of Tomorrow.
A German trailer for Cabin Fever: Patient Zero has gone online. The film is the newest entry in the Cabin Fever franchise and serves as a prequel. Kaare Andrews (Altitude) directs from a script by Jake Wade Wall, writer of the awesome Amusement and The Hitcher and When a Stranger Calls remakes.
Patient Zero follows friends on a Caribbean holiday who start to fall victim to a flesh-eating disease. A mysterious stranger unaffected by the outbreak holds the key to their salvation or demise. Cast includes Sean Astin (Lord of the Rings), Jillian Murray (The Graves), and model/actress Lydia Hearst (pictured).
Lionsgate has released a trailer for Philippe Caland’s Repentance, formerly titled Vipaka. The psychological thriller stars Forest Whitaker, Anthony Mackie, Mike Epps, Sanaa Lathan, and “Revolution” stunner Nicole Ari Parker (pictured).
Set in New Orleans, Repentance centers on Angel Sanchez, an emotionally unstable contractor (Whitaker) who abducts and torments his newly hired life coach (Mackie) and family when his life fails to get better. Parker plays his beautiful wife Sophie.
Parker, who played porn star Becky Barnett in Paul Thomas Anderson’s Boogie Nights, currently stars on NBC’s sci-fi drama series “Revolution” as Justine Allenford, a Patriot gone rogue.
Posted here for your viewing pleasure are pictures of Vanessa Hudgens on the set of The Kitchen Sink, a horror-comedy in which a group of teens join forces with vampires and zombies to fight off an alien invasion. The film is directed by Robbie Pickering (Natural Selection) from a 2010 Black List script by Oren Uziel.
The shots show Hudgens taking a call, stuffing her face with chips and a tasty beverage, and wearing a white and flimsy blood stained dress.
Hudgens plays a popular teen whose life is in danger when aliens invade earth. Hudgens, who came to fame in Disney’s High School Musical franchise, has starred in a string of genre offerings, including Beastly, Sucker Punch, Frozen Ground and Machete Kills.
Open Road has released the first trailer for A Haunted House 2, a sequel to this year’s hit horror-comedy from Marlon Waynes and director Mike Tiddes. Waynes reprises his role as Malcolm, a man whose ex-girlfriend was possessed by demons and who is now starting his life over with a new family.
Jamie Pressly (“My Name Is Earl”) co-stars in the film as Malcolm’s hot new wife. Sadly, she doesn’t get a lot of screen time in the trailer. Instead, we get “fluffy” comedian Gabriel Iglesias to look at. That’s all right. We’ll always have Poison Ivy: The New Seduction.
A Haunted House 2 arrives in theaters on March 28, 2014.
Annabeth Gish (“The Bridge”) joins Kate Bosworth (Straw Dogs) and Thomas Jane (The Punisher) in Somnia, a new thriller from writer and director Mike Flanagan (Oculus, Absentia) and co-writer Jeff Howard (Oculus). Production on the film is already underway.
Somnia tells the story of an orphaned boy whose dreams and nightmares become reality while he sleeps. Gish stars as the MILFY case worker assigned to his case. Bosworth and Jane play the boy’s concerned parents.
Gish is coming off the white-knuckle FX crime drama “The Bridge” and A&E’s miniseries adaptation of Stephen King’s “Bag of Bones.” She also starred as FBI agent Monica Reyes on the eighth and ninth seasons of “The X-Files,” and as the mysterious Lita on ABC’s short-lived series “FlashForward.”
