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Check Out the 7500 In-Flight Experience

Just yesterday we brought you the teaser trailer for Takashi Shimizu's 7500, and now it's available in a new "In-Flight Experience" mode on the film's official website whereby your computer screen moves along with the video. It's pretty cool - check it out!

Teaser Trailer for 7500 Flies the Frightening Skies

Well now, that was quick. Believe it or not, a teaser trailer for Takashi Shimizu's airborne spooker 7500 has just landed online, and with it comes a whole lot of supernatural scares. Dig it!

Scout Taylor-Compton Punks Out on 7500

A couple of days ago we showed you the first still from Takashi Shimizu's airborne spooker 7500. Now Entertainment Weekly has released an expanded look at the picture revealing a very punky Scout Taylor-Compton. Dig it!

Bad Things Happening in Latest Still From 7500

Even though we cannot see what they're all looking at, it's a safe bet that everyone in this latest still from 7500 is face-to-face with something truly bad. I mean, come on, have you ever seen Turtle from "Entourage" scared of anything?!?

Another Actor Gets a Boarding Pass for Flight 7500

Here at Dread Central we're huge fans of Takashi Shimizu so we're uber-jazzed about his next foray into the world of fright, 7500. We're even happier about the flick's casting. Speaking of which, you can add another doomed passenger to the ever growing flight manifest.

Director Takashi Shimizu Discusses Delay on Parasite Led to His Latest Genre Project 7500

Filmmaker Takashi Shimizu is currently working on his first-ever American feature film, 7500, a supernatural thriller that takes place on a plane. Dread Central recently was invited out to a set visit for the upcoming flick, and while we can't divulge just yet Shimizu's thoughts on 7500, we can share with you what led to his involvement with the project.

Alex Frost Takes Off for Takashi Shimizu's 7500

You may wanna check in those over-sized carry-on items because Flight 7500 is getting mighty full. More casting news is here for the new film from the director who knows all about holding a Grudge. Read on for the details.

Entourage Star Takes Off on Flight 7500

There's more casting news coming in for Takashi Shimizu's new film 7500. A very familiar face to fans of HBO's "Entourage" has come on board for some supernatural hijinx, and Vince won't be able to help him this time.

More Casting News for Takashi Shimizu's 7500

To go along with the new concept artwork coming out of AFM 2011 for Takashi Shimizu's new film 7500, today we have news of three more cast members signing up to take to the unfriendly skies found in the film.

AFM 2011: Handy New 7500 Concept Art

And just a day after the official casting news came in for the new film from Takashi Shimizu (The Grudge, Marebito) called 7500, we've scored you some neat concept art. Dig it!

Official Casting Confirmation for 7500

Last week we told you about a new film from Takashi Shimizu (The Grudge, Marebito) called 7500 that had some pretty decent names in talks to star. Today confirmation has come. Read on!

Takashi Shimizu, Ryan Kwanten, and Amy Smart Taking a Trip to Terror on 7500

Bottom line? Flying is some scary shit. No matter how many plane rides we take, there's always an uneasy feeling of terror present, beckoning us to cross our fingers and hope for the best. Some flights, however, are just damned from the get-go.

New Rabbit Horror 3D Clip to Box You Up

When it comes to things that are weird, strange, fetish-fueled, and incredibly WTF, one really doesn't have to look too much farther than anything that comes our way from Japan. Case in point: the latest clip from Takashi Shimizu's upcoming terror tale Rabbit Horror 3D, aka Tormented.

New Stills for The Shock Labyrinth and Tormented

Just yesterday we announced that Well Go USA had acquired the rights to Takashi Shimizu's latest features, Tormented and The Shock Labyrinth, and today we bring you some eye candy from each.

Well Go USA Nails Down More Horror - Tormented and The Shock Labyrinth

Well Go USA announced some more terror they have headed our way, and if you're a fan of the great Takashi Shimizu, you had better perk up and pay attention. Read on for all the gruesome details.