YouTube has really outdone itself this time, or at least it’s users have; yesterday we showed you a paltry one TV spot for Cloverfield; today we have seven. Seven, I tells ya! Madness! Cloverfield opens everywhere January 18th, dig the spots below!

Having never seen Cold Prey I am not really sure what to expect from slasher pics made in Norway. According to Twitch the coutnry is about to release its second ever subgenre pic called Rovdyr, but this time it will have a rating of 18+. The film by Patrik Syversen does appear to have a fairly standard slasher plot, but check out the trailer below and let us know what you think.

Everything has been pretty quiet in regards to a horror film titled Death Walks the Streets. I can't even remember the last story I personally wrote concerning it, but it must have been some time ago ("Exclusive: Death Walks the Streets Concept Art" - July 2006). But something is stirring on the road ahead.

Actor/Director Michele Soavi has spent many years away from the horror genre. Since his last horror pic, Cemetery Man (review), Soavi has been directing various Italian TV shows ... but that is about to change.

Guillermo Del Toro is a name we should all be familiar with by now. Throughout 2007 the Hellboy helmer's name seemed to crop up in more news stories than any other director, so why shouldn't he in '08?

In case you missed it, a brand-new ad for Cloverfield found its way onto YouTube over the last few days. Nothing terribly new is revealed in it, but there’s some good monster mayhem and a great choice of where to die! Cloverfield opens everywhere January 18th, 2008! Can’t freaking wait!

Corey Feldman gave his fans a Christmas treat that is only just now being noticed; hell I didn’t even realized the guy had his own site, though I guess it makes sense, doesn’t it?

Now here’s something even I wasn’t expecting; a badass video promo for Fear Fest 2, running March 7th-9h in Dallas, TX! Thanks to the guys and gals at (5)aint Productions for putting it together. The promo will be airing on CW 33 and Fox 4 from now until March so Dallas locals keep your eyeballs peeled! Hit the official Fear Fest site for all the nitty gritty!

Well, there’s neither art nor specs for it yet, but if Amazon is to be trusted (and why would they lie to us?), at least the DVD release for The Mist (review) has a date; March 25th, 2008 (pre-order it here).

Here’s a cool way to start off 2008; win a viewer’s choice of best video of the year. No, it hasn’t happened for Viper Rash yet, but it did happen for Mushroomhead; specifically their video for “12 Hundred” has won Headbanger’s Ball “Best Video of the Year”!

**UPDATE: Various sources have confirmed that it is, indeed, fan made. Whew!** This isn’t really the poster for The Ruins, is it? Seriously?

I find it hard to believe that any studio would have a problem drumming up attention for a horror movie starring Crispin Glover, but why else would Simon Says (review) not be out here in the states yet? Do they not know there’s a built-in audience of the morbidly curious waiting for this?

Ah, this one should be fun to keep an eye one; Wes Craven talked to the Fangoria fiends the other day via Fangoria Radio, and revealed that work on the remake of his Last House on the Left is going along swimmingly.

For those of you familiar with the sickening injustice done to the trio known as the West Memphis Three, chances are you’re familiar with the latest developments in their case. If you’re not, head over to the support page for the WM3 to catch up.

What once was old is new again, especially if we're talking about rampaging dinosaurs - movies about rampaging dinosaurs, that is. To be more specific, Sci-Fi Channel original movies about rampaging dinosaurs. Sci-Fi will be unleashing the extinct predators by land, air, and sea for our viewing pleasure in 2008.