The Cabin in the Woods (2012)
 

http://www.dreadcentral.com/img/news/jul09/cabw1.jpg
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1259521/

All that is known about this "top secret" horror movie is, that it takes place in a cabin...in the woods. it is being directed by Drew Goddard, who wrote Cloverfield and episodes of Lost. Goddard also co-wrote the film with Joss Whedon, who is producing as well.

excited to see how this is going to turn out. having Whedon's name on the film piques my interest even more.

hit the link for 2 extra posters:
http://www.shocktillyoudrop.com/news...s.php?id=11182

...interesting...

Joss Whedon, best known for making corny science fiction/supernatural teen dramas and Drew Goddard, writer of Lost and Cloverfield. Lost was a win for him but Cloverfield on the other hand recieved mixed reviews *most of which commented on the nauseating faux realistic camera work. I can only guess how this will turn out. :mrgreen:

From looking at the posters it seems that they'll either make a play on typical horror movies of this day and age or fall right into the stereotype. Who knows maybe this time the characters will do everything right instead of the other way around. That wouldn't make it very interesting though. Lets face it, we like to see the bitch run in heels and break her ankle falling.

I keep forgetting about this film since it just keep being kept in such a secrecy . But after seeing these posters today Im not gonna forget this one for the next few months. Can't wait to see more. :)

Maybe it's a remake of Evil Dead...

Evil Dead 2 was basically a remake of Evil Dead...either way, they better not touch it.

Good point, but still there've been more than one remake of a movie with far less time between them than this.

Personally I don't think this is a remake at all, not with Whedon involved. Homage yes, remake no..

True, and with the "have sex" line, Im not feeling Raimi. Could be good though, I enjoyed the creativity of Cloverfield. And the motion stuff didnt really bother me.

At the very beginning of Cloverfield I worried if it would bother me, but it didn't take long for me to feel like I was really in the movie and the camera was my first person point of view. I enjoyed the film.

I don't get a Raimi vibe from this either, what I do get is a near parody of early '80s horror, and that could be a really good thing.

I'm intrigued but need to know more about the film. I'm taking there's no trailers out as I couldn't find anything on Youtube. I'll be interested in finding out more about this one although it could go either way on being good or suckville.