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Today we have a first look at Bait 3D that is due to theaters sometime in 2012-2013.  Bait 3D's story is about when freak tsunami traps shoppers at a coastal Australian supermarket inside the building ... along with a pack of tiger sharks.

Take a look at the early sales trailer and behind the scenes photo below.  Let's hope this one is better than Shark Night 3D.

In Blood: The Last Vampire Saya, who has sought to destroy the most powerful demon on the planet Onigen for 400 years, may now in 1970 get her chance.

Though viewers are forced to juggle terrific action sequences and some stunning shots with plenty of overtly subpar digital work, one fact remains intact from the jump: Blood: The Last Vampire is an absolute blast.

Best-Horor-Movies.com Rating 3 out of 5

In Blood: The Last Vampire Saya, who has sought to destroy the most powerful demon on the planet Onigen for 400 years, may now in 1970 get her chance.

Though viewers are forced to juggle terrific action sequences and some stunning shots with plenty of overtly subpar digital work, one fact remains intact from the jump: Blood: The Last Vampire is an absolute blast.

Best-Horor-Movies.com Rating 3 out of 5

he horror-fantasy series Lost Girl just premiered on the SyFy channel this past Monday, following the season premiere of the US version of Being Human. Clearly SyFy aims to appeal to the same audience for both shows. And, I think they’ve succeeded well and are giving American horror fans another good show to watch. It should be noted, though, that show is not that new. In fact, it’s a Canadian show, which is entering its third season, having premiered in 2010 there!

Chronicle can be either a cool treatment of teens discovering the power to explore the dark side, or a deep treatment of the human psyche. Your choice.

I don’t think there is a single individual in this world that hasn’t fantasized about having superhero powers at some point in their lives. The power to fly, to use X-ray eyes to see through the dress of the head cheerleader or throw the bully from the schoolyard across the football field when he tries to take your lunch money.

Chronicle can be either a cool treatment of teens discovering the power to explore the dark side, or a deep treatment of the human psyche. Your choice.

I don’t think there is a single individual in this world that hasn’t fantasized about having superhero powers at some point in their lives. The power to fly, to use X-ray eyes to see through the dress of the head cheerleader or throw the bully from the schoolyard across the football field when he tries to take your lunch money.

The Woman in Black released on Friday, February 3 2012 after a flurry of fanfare and promotion. With so many intriguing elements to the film it’s no wonder Horror Freaks have lapped it up like a starving pack of hounds of the Baskerville.

The promotion centered on some photographs of children with their eyes scratched out with the simple question: “What Did They See?”

The Woman in Black 2012 pays homage to the classic, dark Hammer films of the ‘50s, ‘60s and ‘70s with the ability to truly frighten that modern filmmaking can better achieve. The result is a creepy, atmospheric and at times terrifying film.

Based on Susan Hill’s best-selling 1983 novel, The Woman in Black 2012 has been adapted by Eden Lake Director James Watkins and Kick-Ass Writer Jane Goldman in what turns out to be one of the most chilling, spine-tingling ghost stories in recent history.

Over the years I’ve probably assembled a good seven or eight “Best of John Carpenter” lists. I suppose I really can’t help myself, as I’m a tremendous fan of the man’s work, and discussing one of the finest filmmakers of our time never seems to lose sheen. What’s interesting is, I’d bet that if you tracked down some of my past articles, every single list would differ slightly; I consider that a sign of brilliance (not on my part), because it’s obviously a difficult feat for me to choose my genuine favorites when I hold so many of John’s features in such high regard.

American Psycho director Mary Harron's The Moth Diaries will get a limited April 20th release date from IFC Films.   There is no additional information available on a DVD or VOD release at this time.  In the past IFC films have been showed in New York City, maybe they will place a few more theaters in this release.

The Moth Diaries stars Lily Cole, Scott Speedman, Sarah Gadon, Sarah Bolger.

The opening scene from The Woman in Black was released today.  In the video you see a group of children standing on the ledge of a window and then jumping.  Will they die?  It's not often that children are killed in a horror movie, it's kind of a unwritten rule in horror.  You'll have to watch The Women in Black this weekend to find out.

The Woman in Black will be playing in theaters in the US on February 3, 2012

Click the image to see the behind the scenes photo from the remake of The Evil Dead.
News is heating up as we get closer to the reboot of Evil Dead.  Writer/director Fede Alvarez has shared a behind-the-scenes look at the woods where the Book of the Dead awaits.   Down this trail waits a cabin, with a book wrapped in human flesh that will unleash demons on Earth.

In more Evil Dead news according to Variety, Red Riding Hood star Shiloh Fernandez is venturing back into the woods to appear in FilmDistrict and Mandate's Evil Dead reboot.

In 2012 horror fans received a surprise gift with the popular ghost story Insidious.  The movie did well at the box office and as we predicted last year there will be a sequel to the movie Insidious 2.  With the picture’s reported $1.5 million budget, it has led to the film being called the most profitable film of 2011.

The horror movie will continue as the creative team behind the film announce plans for a sequel to Insidious. Leigh Whannell will once again write the script, and James Wan is in talks to once again direct.