This morning there were literally a handful of stories that really don't deserve their own piece, therefore we've compiled a few stories into this one article. Beyond the break you can check out a small image of Milla Jovovich from Gold Circle Films' The 4th Kind, a trailer for the Brittany Murphy starrer Across the Hall, read about a possible Cabin in the Woods tie-in and check out information on three horror films being sold at the European Film Market in Berlin.
Here's the trailer for Across the Hall, which follows a brutal standoff between a young man (Mike Vogel), his fiancee and his best friend (Danny Pino). You might remember Vogel from The Texas Chainsaw Massacre and Cloverfield.
The 4th Kind is a fact-based thriller involving an ongoing unsolved mystery in Alaska, where one town has seen an extraordinary number of unexplained disappearances during the past 40 years and there are accusations of a federal cover up. Directed by Olatunde Osunsanmi, the film stars Milla Jovovich, Elias Koteas, Will Patton, Hakeem Kae Kazim.
In other news, Joss Whedon continued the Cabin in the Woods hype by telling reporters that he has plans for comics tied to his upcoming horror movie Cabin in the Woods.
Sci Fi Wire reports that In a conference call Thursday to promote the Fox series Dollhouse, Whedon said that the "season eight" arc of Buffy comics is by no means the end of that story. "Oh, we definitely have a season nine in mind," Whedon said. "We're slogging our way through season eight. We've talked about doing more Serenity comics, and we've even talked to Dark Horse about potential for some Cabin [in the Woods] tie-ins."
Much like Cloverfield, which Goddard scripted, the Cabin story line provides a new twist on a classic scenario -- in this case the young-people-stranded-in-the-woods horror trope.
The Berlin European Film Market is already underway and there are three films of note that we'll be keeping a small eye on. First, we caught wind of a film by Richard Dutcher caled Evil Angel, which stars Ving Rhames, Ava Gaudet and Kristopher Shepard. The ancient myth of Lilith is brought to the 21st Century with a murderously sexy and seductive villainess who, as the earth's first woman, proudly lays claim to being the world's first serial. Click the image below for the poster and a bunch of stills. Watch the trailer over at BDTV.
Also, Minerva Picture e-mailed us with talk of two upcoming horror film, one from the director of Ghost House Underground's Last House in the Woods.
Demons Twilight (Lontano Dalla Luce)
Director: Federico Lagna
Cast: Gabriele Dil Dell’Aiera, Elisa Lombardo, Linda
Messerkilnger
Production: 2009 – Italy
Language: Italian with English subtitles
Turin. A group of university students decides to shoot a documentary about the psychological causes that bring to an apparent demoniac possession. Since they’re not able to find a real case to show, the crew casts in the project a young girl with
the perfect profile to play the role, but they all get trapped in a scary game with unforeseen event.
Human Test (Cavie)
From the directors of Plan 17 and producers of Last House in The Woods
Director: Manetti Bros.
Production: 2008 – Italy
Language: Italian with English subtitles
Six people with nothing in common, wake up handcuffed in the
back of a truck. Dumped in the middle of a wood, without clues or any food, they’ll have only a box filled with weapons and a book: “How to win in war” by Brian Hill. There’s no way out. They’re not alone. Someone is chasing them and the wood is going to ooze with their blood.
Across the Hall is based on the short film, i think it was like 20 - 30 min long with Adrian Greiner...it was a good short but I don't see 90 min there
I bet you that cabin will be just like clover in which they run around with the camera if so it will suck only clover could pull that off because it added more depth to it. But cabin will only make is like a rip off of the worst film ever made Blair bitch.
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