Trio of good looking horror films

MIMESIS
Description: A group of horror fans find themselves unwilling participants in a nightmarish role playing game that pays homage to a classic horror film.

Evil Dead
 Description: Freaky as shit trailer

Girls Against Boys
Description:
When Shae (Danielle Panabaker), a naive college student, is tormented by several men in a matter of days, she reaches a breaking point and is drawn into coworker Lu's (Nicole LaLiberte) twisted plan of revenge. Together, the two embark on a gruesome killing spree, terrorizing and brutally murdering not just their attackers, but any man who gets in their way. However, after a wild weekend of retaliation, the friendship between the girls shifts into a dangerous obsession and their perverse game becomes a desperate struggle.

New Trailer for second half of season 3 Walking Dead

Riddick is coming

I'm a fan of this series, from the movies to the video games and even the animated feature. Pus I did that Diesel loves this project, in fact in the early 2000s he chose Riddick over the Fast and the Furious franchise (which is why he was absent from 2 and 3) and even though the second film was underperformed financially he refused to let this series die. I'm grateful and I think this still from the movie is kind of bad ass, looks like Riddick is really has something weighing on him.

Synopsis: The infamous Riddick has been left for dead on a sun-scorched planet that appears to be lifeless. Soon, however, he finds himself fighting for survival against alien predators more lethal than any human he's encountered. The only way off is for Riddick to activate an emergency beacon and alert mercenaries who rapidly descend to the planet in search of their bounty. The first ship to arrive carries a new breed of merc, more lethal and violent, while the second is captained by a man whose pursuit of Riddick is more personal. With time running out and a storm on the horizon that no one could survive, his hunters won't leave the planet without Riddick's head as their trophy.
RIDDICK, starring Karl Urban, Jordi Molla, Matt Nable, Katee Sackhoff and Bokeem Woodbine is set for release on September 6, 2013.

Set pics from Kic Ass 2

Carrey as Colonel

Colonel Star and Kick Ass

Christopher Mintz-Plasse as The MotherF*cker.

Chloe Moretz Grace as Hit Girl

WTF?

Must read article from the greatest action star of all time

Arnold Schwarzenegger has lived one of the most charmed lives I can imagine. From dominating body building, to ruling over the box office, to being governor of California what a ride he's been on. Now he opens up a bit on some roles he missed or passed on and a little about his return to Hollywood. Arnold makes his headlining return to acting on January 18, 2013 in The Last Stand.

 
On BREACHER and it's similarity to PREDATOR:
"BREACHER, especially, will be very like a new PREDATOR," he adds. "It's a team around me and they get knocked off until there's only me left. Except in this case there will be a different twist to the whole thing instead of some alien monster."
"I think that PREDATOR, when I look back at it, was a very appealing kind of a movie. It was also good that I was not the only star of it. I mean, I was the star of it because at the end the focus goes to me, but you can let other people shine too – give them screen time and not be in every scene. So I think that’s what I like about BREACHER and the way it’s written. But it is a great character, an extremely interesting character and very well written. David Ayers is really talented."


On an encounter with a drug-induced Don Simpson about THE ROCK:
As Arnie tells the tale, '80s super producer Don Simpson burst into his trailer "totally stoned" one day with 85 pages of THE ROCK's script with handwritten notes all over it by Jerry Bruckheimer.
"He says, 'Here, look at this script. But don't read it! Just, here's what the premise is. He was all over the place," he explains. "I said, 'Look, Don. I can't make a commitment based on what you're showing me here. You won't even let me read the script! Why don't you bake it some more, develop it some more then we'll talk again.' He was very upset. He just walked out and then went to Nicolas Cage with the part..."

 As for DIE HARD, "...there was an unfinished script, which someone gave me and said, 'Would you want to play this?' I was working with Joel Silver on PREDATOR and DIE HARD was his next movie. So we talked about it but then he hired Bruce Willis."

Hugh Jackman is jacked

Hugh Jackman's love for the role of Wolverine is underrated. He's been playing the character since 2000 and has been totally passionate about wanting to make the sequel to 2009s Wolverine a superior film. Look at the shape the over 40 year old actor is in for this go around.

International Trailer for Skyfall

All These Classics Will Be Lost "Like Tears In Rain"

So now that Ridley Scott has finished part 1 of his return to the universe of 'Alien' which he helped start back in 1979, there are also plans to begin the sequel to his other sci-fi classic from 1982, 'Blade Runner'. This is an idea I'm much, much more skeptical about. Whether you liked Prometheus or not, you have to give certain people credit for taking what was essentially an art piece by H.R. Giger, meant at the time as something that was there to add to the levity of horror and mystery inside the 'Alien' ship, and made a tangent story out of it; a story that's not yet finished. With Blade Runner however, its one of those movies that's good enough to stand on its own and has for thirty years. One of the reasons it attracted people at the time of its release was because it was something that audiences really hadn't seen before-it was a dark and dystopian outlook on where society was headed in a relatively short period of time and was really the opposite of a film like 2001: A Space Odyssey where everything is grand and pristine and optimistic overall. And since the early 80's there have been about a billion other movies ,because of movies like Blade Runner, that are everything from pre-apocalypse to apocalypse to post apocalypse with other themes in between where the world of Blade Runner is. So at this point I don't believe a sequel has the power or the relevance needed. It may have been doable a couple years after or even 20 years ago. 

Its a weird area for fans and filmmakers and we're starting to see a pattern with a lot of the established directors. Lucas and Spielberg disrupted the Indy trilogy after 20 something years to make the critical flop that was 'Kingdom of The Crystal Skull'. But in my opinion there have been exceptional successes. Last year there was the prequel to John Carpenter's The Thing with the same name and I personally thought it was great. 'Rocky Balboa' I liked probably just as much as 1 and 2 which I still see as one big movie. For fans of Blade Runner its just another "We'll have to wait and see.".