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Okay, who's up for some more casting news for Chan-wook Park's upcoming thriller Stoker? Anyone? Well you're gonna get it anyway! Force fed if necessary!

More casting news coming in for Chan-wook Park's upcoming thriller Stoker. Read on for the latest on this highly anticipated little flick from Fox Searchlight.

So who's next to be in talks to star in Chan-wook Park's upcoming thriller Stoker? Another rising star could very well be signing on for active duty. Read on for details.

Lucas Till, most recently seen as "Havok" in the hugely popular X-Men: First Class, has joined the cast for Chan-wook Park's upcoming thriller Stoker. Although only 20, Till already has an impressive heap of credits, and working with Park is another feather in his cap.

And the cast for Chan-wook Park's upcoming thriller Stoker continues to fill out nicely with the addition of an Oscar nominated actress. Such folk can never hurt a project!

We don't know about you guys, but we're getting a little tired of doing stories about people "in talks" for roles. Just let us know when they sign on the dotted line, how about it? Case in point - today's story about British actor Matthew Goode circling a part in Chan-wook Park's first English language film, Stoker.

And even more news continuing on late into Friday evening. It sounds as if two of Hollywood's top stars are looking to engage in some bitey activity in the new film from the director of Oldboy.

It's been a few months since last we heard of anything happening with Wentworth Miller's horror thriller Stoker, but lo and behold some possible casting news has hit the net.

Some really good news coming in that we're praying comes to fruition. It looks as if Park Chan-wook (Oldboy, Sympathy for Mr. Vengeance, Sympathy for Lady Vengeance, Thirst) is just about ready to make his first American film.

You ask what subgenre hasn’t been exploited? The post-mortem photography one! In fact, I believe the filmmakers behind the upcoming supernatural horror flick The Mourning Portrait might be the first to focus an entire horror film around it.

It’s hard to believe it’s been three years since we last saw Milla Jovovich kicking ass in Resident Evil: Extinction, but now fans should get ready for a whole new chapter of Alice’s battles with the Umbrella Corporation and the legions of the undead when Resident Evil: Afterlife in 3D hits theaters on September 10th.

Interesting news coming out today concerning "Prison Break" star Wentworth Miller. Apparently he's good at other things besides busting folks out of the clink, like say screenwriting.

Ah, the paparazzi. They're always there when you need them, no? To go along with Milla's tweeting from the set of the new 3D entry into the Resident Evil franchise, Resident Evil: Afterlife, some new and ever so sneaky behind-the-scenes images have surfaced online.