A trailer has gone online for Josie, a new thriller from Screen Media Films helmed by Contracted director Eric England and starring “Game of Thrones” stunner  Sophie Turner. It arrives in selected theaters and VOD on March 16.

Turner plays a a hot and trashy stranger who turns a small southern town upside down when she arrives with her dark past in tow, striking up relationships with a local punk kid (Jack Kilmer) and her violent, older neighbor (Dylan McDermott), who can’t stop obsessing on her.

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Horror fans first caught an eyeful of Czech stunner Barbara Nedeljakova 13 years ago as lethal honeytrap Natalya in Eli Roth’s gruesome classic Hostel. She’s since held roles in a string of indie frighteners, including Children of the Corn: Genesis, Hike, L.A. Slasher, Sky Sharks, and Strippers vs. Werewolves.

Nedeljakova now adds Hell’s Kitty to her resume and it looks … well, it doesn’t matter what it looks like – we’d watch her pick the toe jam off her feet. But so you know… Hell’s Kitty is a horror-comedy about a dude whose demonic house cat kills all the hot ladies in his life.

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HBO has set an April 22 premiere date for season two of “Westworld,” a re-imagining of the 1973 Michael Crichton novel about androids run amok in an amusement park designed for humans to indulge their lust for blood and sex.

HBO has released a new trailer for the show, featuring Westworld’s oldest android host, Dolores Abernathy (Evan Rachel Wood), teasing the emergence of a new world now that its cyborg hosts have achieved awareness and begun a revolution against their human handlers.

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Universal Pictures has released a white-knuckle new trailer for Jurassic World 2: Fallen Kingdom. Helmed by Orphanage and The Impossible director J.A. Bayona, the new sequel is penned by demoted Jurassic World director Colin Trevorrow and new Hollywood hotshot Derek Connolly (Star Wars IX).

Fallen Kingdom finds Chris Pratt leading a mission to save his pet Raptor from the island housing the Jurassic World theme park, which has long been abandoned since proving to be a bad idea and now faces destruction from its active volcano. The expedition inadvertently reveals a plot detrimental to humankind.

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When The Purge first hit theaters in 2013, it took quite a bit of suspended disbelief to fully enjoy what was initially a low budget/high concept home invasion thriller. Now… not so much.

President Trump recently said:

I would love to be able to bring back our country into a great form of unity. Without a major event where people pull together, that’s hard to do. But I would like to do it without that major event because usually that major event is not a good thing.

Regardless of where you stand on the Trump administration, there’s truth in that statement. Segregated by socioeconomic status, racism, religion, social justice bullshit, and the decay of common sense and ethics, the entire U.S. of A is on the brink of becoming an asshole.

The Purge could very well be what saves us.

The First Purge arrives in theaters July 4.

Supermodel-turned-actress Abbey Lee stars in Elizabeth Harvest, a reimagining of the Bluebeard folktale about a French nobleman whose nosy wife finds and unlocks the room where he stores the corpses of his murdered ex-wives. Lee plays the snooping spouse, who desperately fights to not end up dead like the others.

Lee is coming off as the female lead in the big screen adaptation of Stephen King’s Dark Tower. She’s also starred in Mad Max: Fury Road, Gods of Egypt, and the Neon Demon.

Elizabeth Harvest is written and directed by Sebastian Gutierrez, writer of Snakes On a Plane and the Halle Berry ghost thriller Gothika and director of the hilarious sex comedies Women In Trouble and Elektra Luxx. The film premieres at this year’s SXSW Festival.

Warner Bros. Home Entertainment has set an April 17 release date for the home editions of Deep Blue Sea 2, the unexpected sequel to Renny Harlin’s 1999 sleeper hit about genetically engineered sharks. Danielle Savre, best known for her work on NBC’s “Heroes” and 2007’s Boogeyman 2, toplines the shark thriller.

Savre plays Dr. Misty Calhoun, a consulting shark expert on a top secret project funded by a pharmaceutical billionaire and utilizing bull sharks as its test subjects – the latter of which soon leads to horrific consequences.

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Gravitas has set a Feb. 23 VOD and home release date for 7 Guardians of the Tomb. Helmed by Kimble Rendall (Bait), the film pits a group of scientists trapped in an ancient labyrinth against a swarm of man-eating funnel web spiders after making a monumental discovery.

7 Guardians of the Tomb, touted as the largest Chinese and Australian co-production ever, stars Chinese stunner Li Bingbing, best known for playing Ada Wong in Resident Evil: Retribution and soon to be seen opposite Jason Statham in Meg – this time saving scientists from a 70-foot Megalodon shark (what’s up with these troublesome scientists?).

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A trailer has gone online for supernatural thriller Ghostland, director Pascal Laugier eagerly awaited followup to his gruesome masterpiece Martyrs. “Teen Wolf” and “Gotham” alumna Crystal Reed stars in the film, marking her return to horror since 2013’s teen psycho-bitch thriller Crush.

Ghost Land stars Reed as a successful horror novelist living with her traumatized sister in the house where home invading assholes once threatened their lives and that of their mom’s 16 years ago. All is fine until a reunion with their mother triggers strange occurrences in their home.

Co-starring alongside Reed are Anastasia Phillips (”Reign”) as her loony sister and Mylène Farmer (Giorgino) as her mother. Taylor Hickson (Deadpool) and Emily Jones (High-Rise) play younger versions of the sisters. Ghost Land is slated for release April 2018.

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Lily Collins (The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones) is set to star as Elizabeth Kloepfer, longtime girlfriend of notorious serial killer, rapist, and necrophile Ted Bundy, in director Joe Berlinger’s Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile, a new biopic on the lethal Lothario told from Kloepfer’s perspective.

Berlinger, the noted documentary filmmaker behind Metallica’s Some Kind of Monster and the Paradise Lost true-crime docs, is working off a script by new scribe Michael Werwie. Zac Efron (Neighbors) portrays Bundy, who viciously raped, mutilated, and slaughtered young women – sometimes fucking their corpses and keeping their heads.

Bundy was described as charming and handsome and often lured women to his car by feigning injury. Kloepfer started dating him before he started killing and would stay with him despite his erratic behavior up until and after tipping police to her suspicions. Bundy would eventually confess to murdering 30 women – though he was suspected of many more – and was executed in the electric chair in 1989.

Shooting on Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile began this week. An image of Efron as Bundy was released by the actor and can be seen here:

Zac Efron Flexes His Acting Muscle as Ted Bundy!