Stephen Rea

Even though it's yet to be given an official title, though we kind of like Untitled Werewolf Thriller, Universal's follow-up to its dud of a wolfman flick, 2010's The Wolfman, is already beginning to snarl!

We’ve been following the progress of Universal Home Entertainment’s new Wolfman/Werewolf sequel/reboot since it was announced this past summer. It appears we can now report that casting has begun, and a shooting date is imminent.

Roadkill, part of Syfy's fan-favorite "Maneater" series, hits DVD this coming August 16th from RHI Entertainment and Vivendi Entertainment. Read on for a look at the cover art.

In advance of April 23rd, 2011, debut of Syfy Original Film Roadkill, Dread Central had an opportunity to chat with screenwriter Rick Suvalle about his approach to this project and how he managed to make it slightly different than the average Syfy Original entry.

Starring Stephen Rea, Kacey Barnfield, Ned Dennehy Directed by Johannes Roberts Written by Rick Suvalle

It comes as no surprise that the trailer for RHI Entertainment's Roadkill would quickly pop up online once Syfy announced the Stephen Rea-starring monster movie's April 23rd premiere date. More surprising is that this Syfy movie about hit & run, gypsy curses, and a giant bird of prey doesn't look too shabby.

Reviewed by Uncle Creepy Starring Mena Suvari, Stephen Rea, Russell Hornsby, Rukiya Bernard Directed by Stuart Gordon Distributed by Image Entertainment

Our buddy Hunter directed us to Movie-List, which is currently hosting the red-band trailer for Stuck.

Reviewed by Johnny Butane Starring Mena Suvari, Stephen Rea, Russell Hornsby, Rukiya Bernard Directed by Stuart Gordon

Gotta love the tabloids ya pass in the local grocery store. Each week thousands stand in checkout lines and get to view the newest exploits of celebs, Batboy, Jesus, Satan, and Big Foot. As odd as it is for a magazine to be printed weekly that contains so much crap, it is even stranger to find a movie poster that looks just like one of the said rags!

Ever hit a guy while driving and thought, "Meh. I'll just leave him embedded on my windshield and hope my homies will come over and dispose of the body"? Doesn't exactly sound like the smart thing to do in real life; yet, it somehow sounds about right for a plot of a movie.

Things are rolling full steam for Stuart Gordon’s latest outing, Stuck, and the boys at B-D have learned that shooting has officially begun up in New Brunswick, Canada.