Some clips from George A Romero’s upcoming zombie film has been released. A group of film students run into real life zombies while making a horror movie. They decide to keep shooting as the infestation is spreading.

The trailer for the French claustrophobic Sci Fi Horror Eden Log was released some time ago. Unfortunately I haven’t found any trailer with English subs yet, but I decided to run it anyway since it looks amazing.

It’s been a while since this director did something really good. His last effort was so bad I didn’t even finished watching it. The teaser for his next film, The Happening is finally out, and I don’t know what to think about it. Let’s hope Mr Shyamalan has found his old magic again.

Winning the Eurovision song contest in 2006 wasn’t enough for these masked rockers from Finland.  The tagline for Dark Floors is “The Lordi Motion Picture”. That will probably work well in Finland where Lordi are national heroes, supported by the Finnish president and all.

“The Cottage is a relentless dark comedy with an extreme twist. Set in a remote part of the countryside, a bungled kidnapping turns into a living nightmare for our four central characters when they cross paths with a psychopathic farmer and all hell breaks loose.”

Jack Brooks used to be a plumber. Now he’s slaying monsters.

“The pictures you are about to see are real. They have not been retouched or manipulated. It is called spirit photography. An event in which images of the dead are caught on film…”

From director Rusty Nails (now there’s a name you won’t forget), comes a documentary about one of the great directors of zombie movie - George A Romero.

Aided by her gang of trailer trash undead, Norma has a killer body and murder on her mind. Based on the popular Imperium Comics series.

Horror comedy Teeth opens this week in USA, but you can already enjoy the first five minutes online. Dawn isn’t shaped quite like the other girls in class. She is a living example of the vagina dentata myth.

If you ever wonder where Ridley Scott got some of the inspiration for Alien, then look no further. Terrore nello spazio (Planet of vampires), Mario Bava’s classic from 1965 has many similarities. Check out this scene where the scientists enter the ancient shipwreck, only to find skeletal remains of huge aliens.

This grand dad of horror basically re-invented the zombie genre back in 1968 with Night of the Living Dead, and he hasn’t stopped filming yet. George A. Romero’s latest effort is about a film crew that is making a documentary about an acute case of zombie infestation.