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It's the weekend, and there's fear in the air thanks to five new clips from Joe Dante's long anticipated 3D horror flick The Hole. Still no word on when we'll see it here in the States, but hey, a taste is better than nothing, right?

Can't make it to Utah this year for the 2011 Sundance Film Festival? Well, thanks to Sundance Selects, the theatrical and video-on-demand film label, five films being screened at the fest will simultaneously be available nationwide, on demand, on most major cable systems. Two seems to qualify as genre films, but the others sound worthy of a bit of attention as well.

If you happen to reside in the UK, then you're one of the lucky ones who get to see Joe Dante's The Hole in 3D on its upcoming release date of September 24th. The rest of us? We just have to be content with the new clip that's hit the Internet. Sky.com debuted the following clip, which is titled "Terrifying Toilet Time". Sold! The Hole stars Teri Polo, Haley Bennett, Bruce Dern, Chris Massoglia, and Nathan Gamble. Synopsis:

It's nearly unfathomable that a movie shot by the great Joe Dante in 3D and not some crappy conversion over two years ago has not been released here in the States. In fact it drives us pretty friggin' crazy! While we're still waiting for distro news, we figured we'd point out that a new quad one-sheet for the flick has debuted online. Sigh.

The UK trailer for Joe Dante's upcoming 3D monster-fest The Hole has appeared online as if there wasn't enough stuff happening, but either way, we've got it for you right here.

Reviewed by Gareth Jones Directed by Mickey Liddell Starring Chace Crawford, Haley Bennett, AnnaLynne McCord, Shannon Woodward, Jake Weber Distributed by Icon Home Entertainment

Just a few days ago we brought you the official Italian trailer for Joe Dante's next foray into the world of horror, The Hole, which was filmed in 3D and is not some crappy pop-up book looking conversion, and whattaya know? We now have the official Italian one-sheet to go along with it. At the very least it's better than the English promo one-sheet floating around the States that features pensive teens who look as if they're ready to escape to Witch Mountain. And then people wonder why we don't have Stateside distro yet.

Okay, so it's in a foreign language with no English subtitles, but considering that it's chock full of new footage, do you really care? If not, get ready to dig on the Italian trailer for Joe Dante's upcoming The Hole, which was shot in 3D and not some crappy conversion.

If you just can’t enough to satisfy your teens-in-satanic-peril itch, then get your wallet ready as The Haunting of Molly Hartley is due for UK DVD shelves on 14th June courtesy of Icon Home Entertainment.

So the 3D craze is in full swing and doing huge box office, and we're still wondering ... where the hell is Joe Dante's (shot in 3D, NOT converted) The Hole? Last we heard It might be coming maybe late summer or early fall. While that's cool and all, the 3D backlash is also building momentum. Let's hope this flick doesn't fall victim to it because from what we hear, it's pretty damned good.

So the 3D craze is in full swing and doing huge box office, and we're wondering ... where the hell is Joe Dante's (shot in 3D, NOT converted) The Hole? A little news came this morning from the man himself.

Color us disappointed. The one-sheet for Joe Dante's The Hole broke out yesterday, and for all the wonder and imagination weaved into this project, the poster is about as bland and direct-to-video-ish as they come. See for yourself.

Why? Why can't we resist making ass jokes when it comes to this movie? At times it's as if we have the mentality of a thirteen-year-old! Sigh. In any event, MovieSet just published some nifty behind-the-scenes stuff concerning Dante's latest.

Nope, we're not talking about the blown-up results from a prostate exam; we're referring to some new art for Joe Dante's upcoming supernatural thriller The Hole. You people have such dirty, tasteless minds. That's why we love you so.

Reviewed by Heather Wixson Starring Haley Bennett, Jake Weber, Chace Crawford, AnnaLynne McCord Directed by Mickey Liddell Distributed by Fox Home Entertainment