Bryan Bertino

Our friends over at STYD did a little detective work and uncovered some details surrounding the next film from The Strangers director Bryan Bertino, which is to be a found footage film tentatively titled Mockingbird for now.

See? We told you found footage flicks were coming out of the woodwork! Just hours after bringing your attention to three new ones from around the globe, Universal has announced that they have another one cooking!

Well, that didn't take very long. Just a few days ago we brought you a promo trailer for a fantastic looking idea called Grim Night from the man behind The Strangers, Bryan Bertino. Given the quality of said trailer, we knew someone would be snapping it up ASAP.

What if you knew death was coming down to the very day it arrives? How could you prepare? Who would you talk to? Can anything stop it? These are the questions asked by the new film coming to us from the man behind The Strangers, Bryan Bertino, and we have a look at the first ever promo video for the film right here.

One of the recent favorites around the Dread Central offices is Bryan Bertino's home invasion flick The Strangers. It's a mean little bastard of a film, packed with enough suspense for five movies. Since then we've been looking forward to seeing what's next for the writer/director. And we finally have our answer.

Me? I dug The Strangers. It lost some steam during the second and third acts, but overall it totally did its thing. So much so that sequel talk is a hot subject right now, and there's one director out there who's a front-runner for the gig.

Reviewed by Nomad Starring Liv Tyler, Scott Speedman, Kip Weeks, Gemma Ward, Laura Margolis Directed by Bryan Bertino Distributed by Universal Studios Home Entertainment

Talk about movies that didn’t cry out for a sequel; Variety reports this morning that Rogue Pictures has pulled the trigger on The Strangers 2, with original helmer Bryan Bertino back to pen the script. No word on if he’ll direct again or not.

Though I found it dull and derivative, most people out there dug on The Strangers (review) and are probably curious what makes the DVD cut “unrated”. Personally, if it’s not a 20-minute Liv Tyler shower scene, I’m not interested. Considering the “unrated’ cut is only two minutes longer, I doubt we’ll be seeing that.

Things are looking good for Bryan Bertino. The writer/director of The Strangers (review) has just signed a deal with Rogue Pictures, Focus Features' genre arm, to bring them two more thrillers in the coming years according to Variety. A Strangers sequel is not part of the deal.

Reviewed by Nomad Starring Liv Tyler, Scott Speedman, Kip Weeks, Gemma Ward, Laura Margolis Directed by Bryan Bertino

Our man Nomad got to hit up the recent press conference for Rogue Pictures' The Strangers, hitting theaters this Friday, May 30th, and got the chance to sit down with stars Liv Tyler and Scott Speedman as well as director Bryan Bertino. And we've got the video to prove it! Dig the interviews below, and be sure to hit the official Strangers site for more on the film!

With The Strangers (review) now in theaters, we figured it was about damn time we chose some winners in this here contest. Check out the names below and hope yours is among them! The Strangers poster signed by stars Liv Tyler & Scott Speedman goes to...

The posters for Bryan Bertino’s home invasion flick called The Strangers have been getting increasingly creepy as the theatrical release date draws closer. If you've been taking the bus, then it is pretty likely that you've seen what IMP Awards found below.

The very cool folks at Rogue Pictures sent us over a batch of 20 stills from the upcoming May 30th release of The Strangers, which stars Liv Tyler and Scott Speedman. Bryan Bertino wrote and directed the home invasion thriller that we’ve been looking forward to for a while now. Hopefully it’ll live up to its creepy ad campaign so far. Keep it here for more Strangers updates and visit the official Strangers site for more goodies! Enjoy the pics below!