This 1977 movie boasts party loving cheerleaders devoted to satan. Devil worship, cheerleading and disco music. What a lovely combination.

Ferris Bueller’s Day Off gets another makeover in this mockup trailer that combines it with Friday the 13th.

Manhattan is not safe anymore as rats start to attack people, spreading a disease that turns them into rat people. Mulberry Street has been playing on different film festivals around the world during 2007.

A man wakes up deep inside a mysterious cave. He suffers from Amnesia and has no idea how he got there. This is the opening scene of Franck Vestiel’s directional debut. He has previously worked on films like Blueberry, Ils (Them), and Dante 01.

The Orphanage (El Orfanato) tells the story about Laura who decides to transform the house where she was raised into an orphanage. Produced by Guillermo del Toro and directed by Juan Antonio Bayona. 

“Scalps - The only movie that you may not be strong enought to watch… to the eeeennnd.”. A group of students mess around with the wrong kind of old indian evil spirits.

From Luigi Cozzi, the director of such cult classics as Hercules and Starcrash comes another disaster of a movie. Alien Contamination (1980) borrows shamelessly from better known Sci Fi movies and the acting is as it should be in these kind of movies - laughable. Killer sound track, though - by horror prog rockers Goblin. 

“Something is wrong with Dawn O’Keefe” Teeth was the winner of Sundance 2007 Special Jury Prize.

If American Pie was a horror movie then the trailer would probably look something like this.

Some sites are already calling this “The movie that nobody wanted”, but that doesn’t stop the movie company from releasing more clips and trailers. Here is a new Red Band clip with plenty of gore. Not to be viewed by children or other sensitive persons.

This is a trailer for Jack Arnolds classic 50s horror Tarantula. An atomic experiment goes horribly wrong resulting in a giant spider.

Watch out for the huuuuge man eating crocodile. Rouge comes from down under, directed by Greg Mclean (Wolf Creek).