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Finally some more news has come out regarding Aftershock, a film we've been talking about for quite a few months now here on Dread Central. Read on for the latest.

We already knew Ashley Bell would be back for the sequel to The Last Exorcism, and now comes word as to who will be behind the camera barking contortion orders to her: Ed Gass-Donnelly (This Beautiful City, Small Town Murder Songs) has been tapped to direct the R-rated follow-up to the 2010 PG-13 film.

Some quick casting news has come our way for the Eli Roth produced flick Aftershock that fills us with the urge to start trembling. Read on for all of the details, shaken ... not stirred.

It was back on Friday, September 17, 2010, that I flew to Detroit, Michigan, for a set visit of director Scott Spiegel’s then-filming Hostel Part III (which releases direct-to-DVD via Sony Pictures Home Entertainment on December 27th). As my flight descended toward Detroit Metro and I looked through the plane’s windows at the city below, the metropolis seemed a sadly appropriate location to film the third installment in the historically bleak Hostel series.

Time once again to hit you sickos off with some mayhem that's sure to get you itchy. Grab your can of Raid, slip into your Tyvek suit, and dig on this exclusive clip from Hostel Part III (review here)!

Time for more video carnage to get you through the day on the way to the big holiday weekend. Next up, a tasty new clip from the better than it has any right to be Hostel Part III (review here). Check it out!

You know, despite its waning popularity, we're still rooting for Netflix to get itself together and win back the hearts of consumers lost when they went batshit a few months ago. Hopefully this latest bit of news will give it the nudge in the right direction that it so desperately needs.

Starring Brian Hallisay, Kip Pardue, John Hensley, Chris Coy, Skyler Stone, Sarah Habel, Thomas Kretschmann Directed by Scott Spiegel

You want stills from Hostel: Part III? Holy cow, are you getting stills from Hostel: Part III! We're talking dozens here, kids! Eye candy galore. Much to look at. Tons! Be warned, though, that some have a few spoilers here and there so it's up to you to decide if you wanna look!

We're not sure just how genre-worthy co-writer/director RZA's upcoming directorial debut The Man With the Iron Fists, an epic-style action adventure flick modeled after classic kung-fu flicks of the 70s, is; but when you've got a co-writer like Eli Roth and Quentin Tarantino presenting the film as the proverbial cherry on top, it's hard to not pay attention to what sounds like a rather intriguing and pretty badass movie.

We know there are a lot of genre festivals out there these days, but there's one in particular that just popped up on our radars here at Dread Central: the Shockfest Film Festival of Hollywood, which celebrates short narratives, documentaries, and music videos that are different from the mainstream, films that move audiences (even if it means shaking them up), and of course some incredibly "shocking" flicks as well.

We all have a dark side to our personalities, possessing both a yin and yang, a devil and angel, a Batman and Joker (…by the way, I will be giving thanks this Thanksgiving for Arkham City). But just what side controls you, the dark or light, and to what extreme? Modern day horror icon Eli Roth will explore that question on the next episode of Discovery Channel's "Curiosity", entitled "How Evil Are You?"

Recently we got a chance to check out Hostel: Part III, and believe it or not, it is actually pretty damned good. Look for a full review soon, but in the interim here's the artwork and trailer!

Hostel: Part III is a strange animal. It disappears off of everyone's radar for almost a year, then pops back up with a rating from the MPAA, and now word has it around the industry that we could see the flick on DVD and Blu-ray this December.

It's been a long while since last we heard anything regarding Hostel Part III. In fact, to be honest, we kind of forgot about it. However, we guess Sony is getting ready to remind us because the flick has gone before the MPAA and come back with a rating!