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From releasing the latest one-sheet on the "Twilight Tracker" iPhone app to announcing via Twitter that the next (and final) trailer for The Twilight Saga: Eclipse will be debuting on Oprah at the end of this week, Summit Entertainment is embracing all the latest technology to market the film.

Just as it did for Twilight and New Moon, Little, Brown Books for Young Readers is releasing an official illustrated movie companion book for Eclipse, and we've got an early look at its cover art.

It's a big day for Twilight fans. Along with the news of a new Stephenie Meyer novella focused on Bree Tanner, one of the "newborns" we'll be meeting in the next installment, Eclipse, Summit has finally let loose with some stills from David Slade's upcoming film.

It looks like the "Twilight Tracker" iPhone app has officially come of age as that's the medium Summit Entertainment utilized to release the new one-sheet for David Slade's The Twilight Saga: Eclipse.

As all fans of The Twilight Saga are well aware, the DVD/Blu-ray for New Moon, which is hitting stores this Saturday morning, March 20th, at 12:01 AM, will include a "first look" sneak peek at Eclipse. However, thanks to the power of the Internet, the goods are already available for everyone to check out.

What with all the excitement about the release of the new trailer for The Twilight Saga: Eclipse, you might have forgotten that New Moon is poised to bow on DVD and Blu-ray at 12:01 AM on Saturday, March 20th. But instead of heading out to your neighborhood video retailer, both Comcast and DirecTV have some motivation for you to watch the flick via their VOD channels in the form of exclusive bonus material including director commentary, making-of, theatrical clips, and assorted documentaries.

If yesterday’s ten-second preview of the latest installment in The Twilight Saga, Eclipse, did nothing to satiate your appetite for nipples and abs, then OMG, get a load of THIS full fledged trailer, which also provides our first look at Bryce Dallas Howard as Victoria!

You know you want to see it, and that's why we at Dread Central are bringing it to you. Watch this. Treasure it.

The 2010 Oscars provided an interesting show to say the least ... if only because our beloved genre finally got some of the recognition that it so richly deserves.

Taylor Lautner's face has been all over the news lately what with him being linked to as many new projects as Sam Worthington AND finally becoming legal (his 18th birthday was Feb. 11th). And now, thanks to the Tonner Doll Company, that familiar baby face will forever be memorialized in doll form as Jacob Black joins fellow Twilight characters Bella, Edward, James, Laurent, and Victoria.

Things are getting downright ridiculous in The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn land. First Deadline Hollywood reports that "it's definitive. Filming on [two] back-to-back [Breaking Dawn] movies would begin in mid-October, and Summit Entertainment is looking at 'high end' directors." But then MTV states Summit told them, "No decision has been made." Further muddying the waters, The Hollywood Reporter chimes in with word that "the halls of Summit are also alive with the parallel potential of filming the last film — or films — in 3D."

Summit Entertainment has decided to change things up a little with regard to its Blu-ray and DVD release of The Twilight Saga: New Moon. Instead of the typical Tuesday when most new home videos come out, they're going with 12:01 AM on March 20, 2010 – a Saturday street date that will allow for fans across the nation to celebrate at retailers' midnight release parties before taking the film home.

We're already well into the new year, and still there's been no confirmation as to the means by which Summit Entertainment plans to unleash the final chapter in The Twilight Saga known as Breaking Dawn onto the throng of tweens and cougars who are anxiously awaiting it. Will it be one film or two? Is this causing "drama" between author Stephenie Meyer and the studio as alleged by some in the media?

The horror genre, especially at it relates to television, had quite a good showing at tonight's People's Choice Awards with vampires, both sparkling and otherwise, reigning supreme.

We first saw it back in early October from a scanned copy of People Magazine, but today Summit released the first official hi-res still from David Slade's The Twilight Saga: Eclipse.