Universal Studios Hollywood and Universal Studios Orlando announced the return of AMC’s “The Walking Dead” to its annual Halloween Horror Nights event. This year’s maze is based on the hit zombie drama’s fourth season. Guests will flee the West Georgia Correctional Facility on a mission to reach Terminus.
Of course, the journey will be plagued by the undead and evil men. The scares are all new and feature iconic scenes from the series, and never-before-seen Walkers. “Walking Dead” executive producer Greg Nicotero tells us more…
Deadline is reporting that comedian/actor Dane Cook and one-time Superman Brandon Routh are toplining New Artists Alliance and XLrator Media’s new sci-fi thriller 400 Days. Why that casting is viewed as a selling point, we have no idea. The hot news here is “Arrow” stunner Caity Lotz also stars.
400 Days tells the story of four astronauts sent on a simulated deep space mission to test its effects on the mind. The group goes batty after being isolated from the outside world for 400 days. The reality that awaits them when they return, however, is a lot more frightening.
Lotz is best known for playing Canary on The CW’s superhero series “Arrow” and Anna Draper’s niece on AMC’s “Mad Men.” She starred on MTV’s short-lived horror-comedy show “Death Valley” and toplined writer/director Nicholas McCarthy’s creepy ghost story, The Pact.
Set in the aftermath of a massive California quake, San Andreas follows a special-ops firefighter (Johnson) on a trek from Los Angeles to San Francisco to find his estranged daughter (Daddario). No word on what role Minogue will play.
Minogue, a Grammy-winning singer best known in the U.S. for her catchy pop hit “Can’t Get You Out of My Head,” is coming off the indie lesbian werewolf drama,Jack & Diane. Additional creds include the slasher Cut and the video game adaptation for Street Fighter.
Dimension Films has released a new two-minute plus trailer for Robert Rodriguez and Frank Miller’s Sin City sequel A Dame to Kill For. Folks are pumped to see Mickey Rourke as Marv, but Jessica Alba working the stage as stripper Nancy is pretty damn exciting too in our humble and pervy opinion.
