Ashley C. Williams, the Jan Brady of Tom Six’s The Human Centipede, stars in writer and director Matthew Brown’s rape-revenge thriller Julia. Williams plays Julia Shames, a woman trying to cope with the trauma of being brutally gang-banged against her will by chopping off her assailants’ balls… something like that.
Williams made her acting debut at the age of four in the Ron Howard fantasy Willow. Her first adult role was as the centerpiece in 2009’s The Human Centipede: First Sequence. She most recently starred opposite Nicky Whelan (7500) and TV personality Maria Menounos in the horror-comedy Paranormal Movie.
Canadian starlet AnnaMaria Demara stars in Demon Legacy, a supernatural thriller from director and Natural Born Killers co-producer Rand Vossler. Demara plays one of five sexy sorority sisters who unleash a demonic force while messing with a Ouija board in a remote cabin getaway.
The creepy indie frightener, written by Tracy Morse (Creature), found part of its funding through the use of a Kickstarter campaign. To those who contributed, we give a sincere thanks. Because of their generosity, we can enjoy Demara’s natural talents.
Anchor Bay has set an Aug. 12 DVD release date for writer and director A.D. Calvo’s The Midnight Game, starring stunners Renee Olstead (Bling Ring), Valentina de Angelis (Bereavement), Shelby Young (“American Horror Story”), and Deborah Twiss (Kick-Ass).
The Midnight Game finds a group of teens participating in an ancient pagan ritual they read about online, unleashing a demonic force that brings their deepest fears to life, which for one of the dudes appears to be getting pegged by the chick from “The Secret Life of the American Teenager” (pictured above).
Spy Kid turned genre stunner Alexa Vega (Machete Kills) is set to star in 2br/1ba, an indie thriller from director Rob Margolies (Lifelines) for Grindstone Entertainment and Lionsgate. The film co-stars Spencer Grammer (“Greek”), daughter of Kelsey Grammer (“Frasier”)
2br/1ba tells the story of two female roommates (Vega, Grammer) caught in a violent 24-hour battle over money, morals, and everything else girls fight about.
Vega, best known for playing child spy Carmen Cortez in Robert Rodriguez’s family actioner Spy Kids, is coming off Rodriguez’s Machete Kills. She has starred in a string of notable genre flicks, including Bounty Killer, Abandoned Mine, The Devil’s Carnival, Repo: The Genetic Opera, and Mother’s Day.
A trailer for The Weinstein Company’s Kristy has gone online. Directed by Oliver Blackburn (Donkey Punch) and written by Anthony Jaswinski (Vanishing on 7th Street), the thriller stars Haley Bennett (The Haunting of Molly Hartley) as a cute college coed facing off against homicidal hooligans.
Shot in New Orleans, Kristy (previously titled Satanic) follows a group of college kids as they’re attacked in their dormitory during the Thanksgiving Day holiday by a bunch of young photogenic satanists, including Ashley Greene (Twilight Saga).
Killer Rack is a horror-comedy about killer breasts implants that will undoubtedly be the greatest movie ever made. How do we know this? Because it is the brainchild of three fat guys… and no one cares and thinks about boobs more than fat dudes. So go and support their Kickstarter campaign now!
The official synopsis reads:
Poor Betty is unhappy with her love life, her work life, and her life-life, and blames her problems on her small breasts. Determined to change her life for the better, Betty consults with a breast enhancement surgeon, Dr. Thulu, who harbors a diabolical plan to take over the world.
Betty has the surgery… but there are strange side effects: at night, while she’s asleep, the Boobs take control of her body and guide her through the city streets, searching for men to seduce…and devour.
Monsters and Godzilla director Gareth Edwards has been tapped by Disney and Lucasfilm to direct the first stand-alone Star Wars feature film, slated for release Dec. 16, 2016. Which movie Edwards will helm remains top secret, but if rumors are correct it would be based on Boba Fett, Han Solo, or Yoda.
Edwards said:
Ever since I saw Star Wars I knew exactly what I wanted to do for the rest of my life — join the Rebel Alliance! I could not be more excited and honored to go on this mission with Lucasfilm.
The Star Wars stand-alone film will be penned by Book of Eli and After Earth screenwriter Gary Whitta, who described the Saga as “the single most profound inspiration to my imagination and to my career as a writer.”
Said Whitta:
[Star Wars] is deeply special to me so to be given the opportunity to contribute to its ongoing legacy, especially in collaboration with a film-maker as talented as Gareth, is literally a dream come true. I’m still pinching myself.
The force, meanwhile, is strong with Edwards, who is confirmed to return to the director’s chair for Legendary Pictures’ Godzilla 2 and 3. He also serves as executive producer on Monsters: Dark Continent, a sequel to his 2010 feature film debut Monsters.
Star Wars: Episode VII arrives in theaters Dec. 18, 2015.
Imagine one night a year when all crime is legal for 12 hours, allowing people to rape, pillage, murder, and double-park to their heart’s content. What would you do? Kill your boss? Loot a new TV? Bum-rush Kate Upton’s home with a tube of KY Warming gel and a camera?
No, you wouldn’t do any of those things. Like most pain and death fearing people, you’d cower at home waiting for daylight. Don’t believe it? Then check out The Purge: Breakout attraction, touring across the country to promote the Universal Pictures and Blumhouse Productions sequel The Purge: Anarchy.
The Purge: Breakout is an interactive experience in which peeps are taken hostage 30-minutes before the annual Purge, and must work together to escape the madman responsible. The attraction kicks off in Atlanta on May 30 and wraps in Los Angeles July 11-20. Click here for additional cities and dates.
Blumhouse founder Jason Blum says:
Our goal with The Purge: Breakout is to bring the universe of The Purge films directly to the audience. This experience allows fans across the county the chance to immerse themselves in the intricate world that the series’ writer-director, James DeMonaco, has so painstakingly crafted. We hope that they enjoy being scared out of their minds.
Having experienced Blumhouse’s The Purge: Fear the Night Halloween event last year, we are more than certain the new attraction is going to be insane. To read our Fear the Night review, go here.
HBO has released a full-length trailer for the seventh and final season of its vampire soap “True Blood,”starring Anna Paquin as Sookie Stackhouse, a small town waitress and faerie whose love affair with vampires Bill Compton and Eric Northman brings death and misery to everyone she’s ever known.
Well, that’s how I saw it anyway.
“True Blood’s” final season picks up in the midst of the Hep-V outbreak that is turning vampires into the undead undead or something… honestly, I haven’t kept track of the plot since season three. Still, I’m gonna miss Paquin and her female costars frivolous nude scenes and Lafayette’s quips.
Vertigo Films has released a new trailer for Monsters: Dark Continent, a sequel to Godzilla director Gareth Edwards’ 2010 feature film debut Monsters. The film is directed by Tom Green (not the one-balled comedic actor) and written by Jay Basu (The Dinosaur Project). Edwards serves as executive producer.
Monsters: Dark Continent is set seven years after the events of the original film and finds American soldiers deployed to infected zones worldwide to protect the country’s interests against monsters. A soldier named Noah is sent to the Middle East to kill a rogue commando hiding in an infected zone.
