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Reviewed by The Foywonder Starring Heidi Johanningmeier, Michael Frascino, Agim Kaba, Veronica Cartwright, Megan Pepin, Tiffany Shepis Directed by Yvan Gauthier

The teaser poster for Summit Entertainment's New Moon has been officially released, and as expected, its focus is the love triangle among vamp Edward, lycan Jacob, and our caught-in-the-middle human Bella.

As a writer, it can’t always be an easy thing to watch your novel take the trip to the big screen. The style or cast you envisioned may not always mesh with that of the director tackling the project.

And a collective sigh was heard throughout the land of teendom. MTV informs us today that an exclusive clip from upcoming sequel New Moon will be shown during the live broadcast of its 2009 MTV Movie Awards.

Many moons ago (November, 2007, to be exact), we first told you about an upcoming "satirical werewolf film" called Howl that was gearing up for production.

The star power in Twilight sequel New Moon just got kicked up a notch with the announcement that Michael Sheen (aka Lucian the Lycan in the Underworld trilogy) has joined the cast. But this time he'll be playing for the other team.

Reviewed by The Foywonder Starring Jeremy London, Marc Dacascos, Yancy Butler, Christy Carlson Romano, Rhett Giles, Stephanie Honore Directed by Griff Furst

In the same vein as Shaun of the Dead and Lesbian Vampire Killers (well, maybe not LVK) comes a horror comedy that will help bring out your inner wolf. Or should I say inner werewolf?

You've been waiting by your computer. Frantically hitting refresh on sites like Variety and The Hollywood Reporter. Finally the news you've been dying for has come -- the parts of Wolf Pack in the Twilight sequel, New Moon, have finally been cast.

We've been telling you about Dana Mennie's directorial debut Dark Moon Rising for a while now, and one of our readers, Rob, found a preliminary trailer for it floating around in cyberspace.

Werewolves are big around these parts. We love the hell out of the big hulking critters. And what better to go with all those teeth and claws than a little bit of Western flavor?

Variety reported last night that Watchmen co-writer David Hayter is definitely filling his plate with a lot of awesome genre goodies.

Per usual, DVD Active got the early word on the special features that'll be found on the Underworld: Rise of the Lycans disc when it hits DVD and Blu-ray on May 12, 2009.

The theatrical version of Ben Templesmith's 30 Days of Night didn't thrill me, but from the first time I heard about his Welcome to Hoxford, I've been intrigued by its premises.

I really don’t get why people are so obsessed with the Twilight sequel, New Moon, especially since the first film was more or less universally slammed for sucking, but we just go with the flow ‘round here most of the time, even if it is confusing.