Lionsgate has released a teaser for the new Jessica Alba film The Eye. This is a remake of the Hong Kong remake of the film Gin Gwai, where a blind woman gets cornea transplant, only to find out she can see the dead.

Have you ever wonder how it would be like to be nude on the moon? Well neither have I, but apparently someone did.

“White skin on the black market. Soft bodies for hard cash. See them in action, see them in love! See them in TERROR!”

If you live in the states, on November 9-18th, 2007, eight new indie horror films will be shown in over 350 theaters.

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This clip is part of a new viral campaign for the still to be made TV series Alive. There is an article about this venture on Wired.

“The story that defies logic.” Yup, at least they got that right. Low budget effects and bad acting - all packed into one cultish trailer, anno 1970.

“What if the end, was just the beginning.” Here is a story that stands out. Wristcutters by director Goran Dukic starts where other movies end.

It looks amazing but the choice of director for this kind of mastodon fantasy doesn’t really impress me. In my eyes, Chris Weitz has a lot to prove, considering his previous work as a director.

This is the true story of Nicky Barnes, drug lord of the 70s. Please note, this is the red band (17+) trailer.

Hayden Christensen is a master of personal teleportation. He uses this gift to search for the man responsible for the death of his mother. Also starring Samuel L. Jackson.

Ben Affleck has never been one of my favourite actors (Actually I think his acting sucks), but apparently, his forthcoming directional debut is getting a lot of praise. It’s about Boston area detectives investigating a little girl’s kidnapping.

This documentary chronicles the lives of actors on Hollywood boulevard, in their roles as Batman, Superman, Wonder Woman and The Hulk.