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With releases like The Woman in Black and The Cabin in the Woods, 2012 is looking pretty okay thus far for horror fans. A couple of new stills debuted online from the latter, and we have a look at them for you right here!

The 2012 South by Southwest (SXSW) Film Conference and Festival runs March 9–17, and they've just announced the world premiere of Lionsgate’s The Cabin in the Woods as the Opening Night Film. In addition to premiering the film, producer/co-writer Joss Whedon will participate in a key Conversation panel at the SXSW Film Conference on Saturday, March 10.

When it comes to all the secrecy surrounding the long awaited flick The Cabin in the Woods, we've all been kept pretty much in the dark pertaining to the film's events. However, Lionsgate has lifted the curtain a bit and offered a revealing peek at what's to come.

We're still happy about the news that Lionsgate will be bringing fans the long gestating horror flick Cabin in the Woods. April cannot get here fast enough. In the interim we have a new one-sheet right here for you to drool over. Check it out!

Some honest to goodness non-Comic-Con related news just crossed our desk, and it's made us happier than anything else we're likely to hear all week: Lionsgate has set a release date for Drew Goddard's Cabin in the Woods!

Apparently it's really happening! Lionsgate, bless their black hearts, is serious about getting the long, long, looooooong delayed horror flick The Cabin in the Woods into theatres this year, and the first ever still has made its way online!

Another new one-sheet has been released by the good folks behind, The Cabin in the Woods that reflects the recent Lionsgate deal to finally get the long-awaited flick into theatres. Given how much they've been screwed over (and over, and over, and over) it's good to see that they at least have a sense of humor about it.

Thank you, Lionsgate. We've had some ups and downs over the years, but every now and again you do something to make us horror fans feel truly loved. This is a glorious day indeed. Guess what, fiends? It's looking like we'll finally be seeing The Cabin in the Woods.

If the words "cock tease" ever applied to a horror movie, it has to be in relation to the debacle surrounding the release of the long awaited flick The Cabin in the Woods. It's good to know that fans aren't the only ones with a severe case of blue balls.

Surprisingly enough, Matt Reeves' remake of Let the Right One In, entitled Let Me In (Blu-ray / DVD review here), ended up kicking an unusual amount of ass. Still on the fence about it? How about checking out a Blu-ray or DVD on us?

Reviewed by Uncle Creepy

Every now and again you'll see a deleted scene from a movie and wonder to yourself, "Why in the world didn't they include that in the film?" This is one of those times. Below you'll find a deleted scene, a very good deleted scene, that's been circling around the Net recently for Matt Reeve's take on Let Me In for Hammer. Dig it and wonder why it was cut below.

Still on the fence about whether or not to see Let Me In this weekend? Well, the film's new red band clip that features Chloe Moretz's Abby doing what vampires do best might help sway you in favor of making the trek to the multiplex.

Looking forward to Matt Reeves' upcoming remake of Let the Right One In, titled simply Let Me In? Good! You should be! It's surprisingly well done, and to get you in the spirit of things, we're giving away some exclusive Let Me In prize packages!

So what if the movie has been done for like two years now? Fans looking forward to The Cabin in the Woods are going to have to wait a while longer for the film's release. A long while.