Rachelle Lefevre

And even more video is headed your way, this time in the fashion of an exclusive clip from the ghostly new flick The Caller. What're you waiting for? Hurry up and answer. It's best not to keep this spectre on hold.

Hear that ringing in your ears? It's not your phone, kids! It's actually a sensory alarm in your head that goes off when you're in the presence of something supernatural. Of course I'm making this all up so how about I make it up to you by giving you a chance to score a copy of The Caller (review here) on DVD?

For what it is, The Caller (review here) does a fine job of ringing in some better than average spooky. How fine? Come this October you'll be able to find out for yourself. Read on for details.

We're just a couple of days away from The Caller making its way into an extremely limited theatrical release, and we've got four newly released clips so you can dig on at least some of the spooky.

Slipping quietly into limited theatres this Friday is The Caller, and we have the verdict on whether or not you should make the effort to seek it out if you can!

Starring Rachel Lefevre, Stephen Moyer, Lorna Raver, Ed Quinn, Luis Guzman Directed by Matthew Parkhill

Looking to catch The Caller at your local theatre in a couple of weeks? Well good luck finding it. It's playing in just five states. We've got the theatre listing for you just in case!

Here at the Dread Central offices we have a tendency to ignore the ringing phone. Usually it's because we're duckin' telemarketers or hordes of perverts calling day and night in hopes of getting tele-lucky™. (Pay your credit card bills and we'll talk, deadbeat. We got mouths to feed). However, if it's The Caller dialing in, we'll answer in a hurry!

A few days ago we told you that The Caller would be headed to theatres for a limited release here in the States, and now we've got the official word and first look at some new artwork. Dig it!

Some good news coming in for fans eagerly awaiting word on when they will be able to see the recently acquired by Sony thriller The Caller. The little flick will be heading to a few theatres before coming home. Read on for details.

Well, that didn't take very long. Some more J-Horror inspired goodness has found a home so that it may infect audiences here in the States.

The winners of the Fox Network's 2010 Teen Choice Awards were announced yesterday (with the actual awards show airing tonight, Monday, August 9th, at 8:00-10:00 PM ET/PT), and to say that vampires dominated the event is an understatement. The Twilight Saga movies (both New Moon and Eclipse) scored twelve of the surfboard-shaped trophies while The CW's popular "The Vampire Dairies" took home seven.

In an interesting follow-up to the news that Bryce Dallas Howard would be taking on the role of Victoria in the upcoming third installment of the Twilight saga, Eclipse, we're now hearing from the original actress who portrayed the vamp on a vendetta, Rachelle Lefevre, and she is apparently none too happy about the swap.

Tonner Doll Company was the first collectibles outfit to recognize the potential of the Twilight franchise and (along with some prodding from Dread toy junkies) quickly jumped at the chance to bring this world of supernatural beings into their family of licenses. To date only Edward and Bella have been realized in doll form, but as the Dread crew closed up shop at San Diego Comic-Con, our excellent Tonner friends flagged us down for a sneak preview of what's to come.

Only a few outlets were granted set visits during the filming of Summit Entertainment's money-in-the-bank sequel New Moon, and now that we're inching closer to its November 20th release date, their reports and interviews are starting to trickle out with some pretty choice descriptions of what they saw ... and a few sound bites from the actors who achieved overnight fame thanks to the Twilight series' rabid fanbase.