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Tod "Kip" Williams is set to direct the much-anticipated "Paranormal Activity 2" for Paramount.

With Wesley Snipes on the Brooklyn's Finest press tour, everyone's asking if he'd be up for another go in the skin of the Daywalker known as Blade. Is he interested? Of course he is! It's work after all.

Matthew Greenberg, who wrote the Stephen King adaptation "1408," is heading back to King territory with "Pet Sematary."

It might not be Oscar bait, but last year's found footage thriller "Paranormal Activity" remains an unparalleled achievement. The low-budget indie which first screened for festival audiences in 2007 finally got a wide release in the fall of 2009. The wide opening came after Paramount's weeks-long campaign appealing for fans to "Demand It" by signing ...

Paramount Pictures is making sure that another "Paranormal Activity" is in theaters by Christmas, but has hired a "Saw" veteran to make it happen.

Everything with SCREAM 4 has been set in place, except whether Wes Craven will direct or not. Back in October, Craven seemed only somewhat interested in directing the fourth film in the series. Well, sounds like he might have changed his tune.

At last night's Golden Globe Awards, MTV caught up with David Arquette and Courteney Cox to get an answer on the Craven question. Arquette was quick to answer, "Yes,...
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The prequel to John Carpenter's 1982 remake of The Thing , which ShockTillYouDrop.com last reported on back in March ( here ) will start shooting in a few months in Toronto according to Production Weekly , who posted on their Twitter feed.

"The Twilight Saga: New Moon" was back at the top of the domestic boxoffice Friday, following a one-day slip to second place on Thanksgiving. The second in a planned series of pics based on teen novels by Stephenie Meyer, "New Moon" rung up $17.9 million Friday for a cumulative boxoffice of $206.1 million through its first eight days in release.

A brand new Wolfman poster has emerged. I don't know from where but this is a pretty cool poster and The Wolfman seems to be pretty upset about something.

Film News: Werewolf franchise gets a re-launch -- Producers Joel Kastelberg and Etchie Stroh are re-launching the werewolf franchise.