LOS ANGELES, Nov. 9 Hollywood actress Winona Ryder has signed on to play young Spock's mother in the upcoming "Star Trek" film, Variety.com reported Friday. via Earth Times
The Blood Beast Terror - review Directed by: Vernon Sewell Released: 1968 Contains spoilers This was a movie from Tigon films; now if Amicus were Hammer's poor relation then it seems to me Tigon were Amicus' ... via Taliesin meets the vampires
"The Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services believes the public's interest, safety and security is best served by allowing Arthur Bremer to become acclimated to today's world at his own pace and with as much anonymity as possible"
HAGERSTOWN, Md. Arthur Bremer, the man who shot Alabama Governor George Wallace during a presidential campaign stop in 1972, was released Friday from the Maryland state prison system. via CBS 5
David Goyer David Goyer is in final negotiations to direct an untitled supernatural thriller for Rogue Pictures. via Hollywood Reporter
"He never had any real confidence and never felt that he was successful. He always felt a bit like a failure"
Sir Anthony Hopkins is all set to play the role of late film director Alfred Hitchcock in a new biopic. via AndhraNews
"This guy would make the best Ash ever. He is the only guy that can star in the remake and do justice to it."
While doing press for the upcoming holiday thriller P2 , Wes Bentley was posed with the question, "Would you play Ash in a remake of The Evil Dead ?" Why was he asked this? Because, as we all know, director Sam ... via DVD Dungeon
Arthur H. Bremer, the man who shot Alabama Gov. George Wallace during a presidential campaign stop in 1972, is scheduled to be released Friday from the Maryland state prison system. via WRC Washington DC Channel 4
Scream queens Shawnee Smith, Erica Leerhsen and AnnaLynne McCord will star in the horror film Slaughter for Maverick Films, Angel Baby Entertainment and the Slamdance Film Festival, according to The Hollywood ... via DVD Dungeon
Can a black and white film evoke the horror of red blood splattered in a bathroom, and without a knife ever truly striking the flesh? Absolutely - when the director is the brilliant Alfred Hitchcock. via BellaOnline