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A promotional video for the upcoming flick Silent Hill: Revelation has surfaced on YouTube, featuring a fine mixture of gameplay footage and some choice words from director Michael J. Bassett. Dig it!

Ask any fan of the Silent Hill video game franchise what one of the single most important aspects of the experience is, and we can pretty much guarantee you that the score makes everyone's top 5 mentions. It really does play a key part in enjoying all that the spooky town has to offer, and now news has come detailing who will be handling the music for the next adaptation of the foggy property!

While we all wait patiently for the spookiness of Silent Hill: Revelation to come our way, one of the flick's stars, Carrie-Anne Moss, who plays the nefarious Claudia Wolf in the sequel, took a bit of time to wax on about her on-set experiences.

Silent Hill fans are in for another treat this afternoon as a brand new behind-the-scenes video has made its way onto the official Silent Hill: Revelation Facebook page! Dig it, baby! Michael J. Bassett directs the sequel that stars Adelaide Clemens, Kit Harington, Sean Bean, Radha Mitchell, Deborah Kara Unger, Carrie-Anne Moss, and Malcolm McDowell.

Silent Hill fans are in for a real treat this afternoon as loads of new behind-the-scenes imagery has made its way onto the official Silent Hill Revelation Facebook page, including two new teaser one-sheets! Dig it!

Starring Sean Bean, Eddie Redmayne, Carice van Houten, David Warner, Kimberly Nixon Directed by Christopher Smith

Remember that dark take on the J.M. Barrie classic Perter Pan we told you about way back in November? Well there's been some movement to report. Actually ... a lot of movement.

One thing is for sure ... Canadian residents are massively camera happy and more than willing to walk the ashy spooky streets of Silent Hill. Ready for another few looks at the set? Yeah, we thought you would be. Dig it! Michael J. Bassett directs the sequel that stars Adelaide Clemens, Kit Harington, Sean Bean, Radha Mitchell, Deborah Kara Unger, Carrie-Anne Moss, and Malcolm McDowell.

For the most part, I really dig Silent Hill. Kind of goes without saying that it's the best video game adaptation out there, but it's also a pretty good movie. The further we got away from it, it seemed less likely that we would ever see a sequel so I'm pretty happy to report on every piece of Silent Hill 2 news out there. I'm just glad to know it's on the way.

With production on Silent Hill: Revelation in full swing up in Canada, all sorts of behind-the-scenes goodies have been slipping online thanks to eager fans and their cameras. Next up are two set walkthroughs! Viva la digital age!

As wonderfully bizarre as he is, Pyramid Head has become a staple of not only the Silent Hill game franchise but now the film franchise as well. No one looks more dangerous in an assless outfit, that's for sure! Dig on a new still from Silent Hill: Revelation below courtesy of ~EvidencE~'s photostream on Flickr. Synopsis:

Well, not amusing in the funny "ha ha" kind of way. We're talking more along the lines of some truly evil shit happens here amusing. You know, just the way we like things! Below you'll find a couple of set images from the Silent Hill Amusement Park. Don't you just want to buy a ticket and step inside? For more click on the link below courtesy of Sara Collaton Photography.

Two more big names have signed on for director Michael J. Bassett’s Silent Hill: Revelation 3D, which is currently lensing in Toronto, Canada -- Carrie-Anne Moss (The Matrix Trilogy, Memento) and Malcolm McDowell (A Clockwork Orange, Rob Zombie's Halloween, Halloween II).

While we all eagerly await the release of Silent Hill: Revelation 3D, we already know one thing for an absolute fact - the Cambridge, Ontario location is a dead ringer for that spooky place we all love so much.

The Internet has changed everything. It used to be that you would have to wait months to see images from the sets of your most anticipated movies. If some onlookers happened to be around with a camera, they'd snap a few photos for themselves, and that would be that. Those days are long gone.