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We don't know about you guys, but one remake we're completely on board for is Louis Leterrier's version of the creature-laden classic Clash of the Titans. Sure it's gonna be missing that stop-motion Harryhausen charm the original had, but the story is so timeless that an update with current day effects work could be pretty interesting. Ready for a peek?

Joining the remake cavalcade is a retelling of Tony Scott's 1983 vampire flick The Hunger. Not surprising considering how vamps are Hollywood's new "it" things. The news was teased today via THR, and the only detail we know about it is that the film is now in development over at Warner Bros.

Being that Clint Eastwood cut his teeth early on in his career acting in old sci-fi and horror flicks, it's only fitting that he return to the genre now that he's in his golden years. Get ready, dear reader, for a trip into the Hereafter.

Reviewed by Morgan Elektra Starring Kate Beckinsale, Gabriel Macht, Tom Skerritt, Alex O'Loughlin Directed by Dominic Sena

As we near the release of Mike Dougherty's Trick 'r Treat right around the corner, a new trailer has surfaced today that shows all kinds of spooky love!

Reviewed by Gareth Jones Starring William Sadler, Sophie Monk, Tad Hilgenbrink, Janet Montgomery Directed by Dave Parker

It's been a good long while since there was anything to report on concerning Warner Bros.' plans to adapt the anime sensation Akira into a big budget live action extravaganza. Over a year, in fact. Finally a bit of news has trickled out.

The October 6th DVD/Blu-ray release day of Mike Dougherty's Trick 'r Treat just cannot get here soon enough. The Dread Central offices are abuzz with anticipation, not just because finally everyone will have a chance to dig on what is without question the best anthology since Creepshow, but also we'll finally get to see it again!

The (almost) final weekend box office numbers are in, confirming our earlier report that David R. Ellis' The Final Destination had emerged as the champ in its battle against Rob Zombie's Halloween II. The numbers? $28.3 million (a whopping $9,079 per screen) for TFD (no doubt benefiting from its 3D price bump) and $17.4 million (a much smaller average of $5,754) for H2.

Things have been fairly quiet since the announcement that Warner Bros. had pushed back the release date for The Box, Richard Kelly's upcoming adaptation of Richard Matheson's 1970 short story "Button, Button", but today we got a look at a new still from the film.

With Whiteout quickly approaching its release, the extra teases for fans all sweaty with anticipation have been coming fast and furious. Don't believe us? Then maybe not one, not two, not even three, but seven clips from the flick will do the trick for you!

Having been sick most of the past two weeks I've been behind on the news. For example, one of the most sought after made-for-television rarities from the 1970's is now available on DVD for the first time ever. I'm talking about The Bermuda Depths. And that's not the only new genre gem the Warner Archives Collection is now making available for order.

We could just sit here and write news stories about Mike Doughtery's Trick 'r Treat all day and never get tired. Know why? Because it's that damned good, and now that Warner Bros. is releasing it, there's MUCH reason to rejoice! Speaking of which ...

With death knocking on our doors in theatres on August 28th, we figured that there would be no better way to celebrate our soon-to-be passing than with a massive contest ushering in The Final Destination!

As part of gearing up for their fall/winter seasons (where did this year go?), Warner Bros. sent along a couple of new stills for their upcoming film Whiteout starring Kate Beckinsale. Of course, we'll share them with you guys because, well, because you all look so sexy when you shiver.