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Got Monster? New Stills From 'THE HOST'

Blog.empas.com, along with Twitchfilm.net, now have up a bunch of brand new stills from Bong Joon-Ho�s "The Host." Check out the stills HERE.

"The Host" is the tale of a giant monster (which is being created by Weta, Orphanage, and Creature Workshop) that shows up in the waters of a heavily populated Korean fishing port, causing all sorts of havoc and destruction.

Neve Campbell Returns To The Horror Genre

Horrorchannel.com reports that Neve Campbell is getting ready to 'scream' once again as she returns to the horror genre with "Adina."

"Adina" aims to be a deviation from the recent cinematic entries into horror filmdom. Neve will star as the titular Adina, a young woman who is not quite human and is struggling to fit into a world where she may or may not have to kill.

"Adina" is in preproduction right now, with Nicolas Roeg ("Don�t Look Now," "The Man Who Fell to Earth") at the helm, and costarring Jonathan Rhys Meyers.

'GRINDHOUSE' Is Invaded By Zombies and A Slasher

Variety.com is reporting that The Weinstein Co.'s highly anticipated experimental pic -- for which Quentin Tarantino and Robert Rodriguez are each set to helm a 60-minute horror tale -- is headed into production in the coming weeks, with Rodriguez readying to shoot his segment on his home turf of Austin, Texas.

Rodriguez's part, "Planet Terror," will be a zombie pic, while Tarantino's section, "Death Proof," will a slasher seg. Casting hasn't been announced.

The Weinstein Co. plans on releasing "Grind" later this year.

No, It's Pronounced 'Eye-Gore'

Variety.com is reporting that The Weinstein Co. is continuing its animation run by picking up North American rights to Exodus Film Group's upcoming CG-animated comedy "Igor."

Penned by Chris McKenna, "Igor" is a twist on the monster genre, following a mad scientist's hunchbacked lab assistant who has big dreams of winning the Evil Science Fair.

Pic will expand on Exodus' upcoming animated short "Igor: Unholy Frijoles." The short features such voice talent as Christian Slater in the lead role, with Jay Leno, Steve Buscemi and John Cleese supporting.

First Look: NECA's 'SHAUN OF THE DEAD'

Action-Figure.com now has up your first look at the brand new "Shaun of the Dead" Action Figures from NECA's Cult Classics Series 4. Check out Shaun HERE.

Cult Classics Series 4 will also feature such action figures as Elvis ("Bubba Ho-Tep"), Plaid Zombie ("Dawn of the Dead"), Chucky ("Child's Play" Classic Look) and a boxed set for "Seed of Chucky."

An Exclusive Discussion With Stuart Gordon

Horrorchannel.com now has up an exclusive discussion with the great horror filmmaker Stuart Gordon. Check out what he has to say about his various projects and what we can look forward to seeing from him by clicking HERE

A New Image Has Been 'UNEARTHED'

Horrorchannel.com now has up the first official still from Matt ("Dead & Breakfast") Leutwyler's "Unearthed." It's on the small side but you can check it out HERE.

"Unearthed" has been called a combination of both "Alien" and "The Thing" and stars Saw II�s Emmanuelle Vaugler as an archeologist in the deserts of New Mexico who is searching for the answers to a mystery that has plagued generations, which awakens a creature that may hold all the answers.

Quicktime Trailer: 'SCARY MOVIE 4'

Yahoo.com now has up a sleek Quicktime trailer for the upcoming horror spoof "Scary Movie 4." You can check it out HERE.

Slasher Flicks For Slasher Chicks

Are you tired of seeing the same old story-lines where women are usually portrayed as weak and helpless? Well, check out Conspiracy Productions, the first-ever independent horror company owned and run, entirely by women.

'STRANGER' Calls Again With Two More Clips

IFILM.com and Ropeofsilicon.com now have up two more clips from the upcoming Simon West remake of the classic thriller "When A Stranger Calls." You can check them out by clicking HERE.

'FURNACE' Heats Up With 'RING' Actress

Fangoria.com reports that actress Kelly Stables has joined the cast for Melee Entertainment�s "Furnace," to be directed by genre vet William ("Madhouse") Butler.

Stables is best-known for her work as the evil Samara in both "The Ring" and its sequel.

This Caller Is No 'STRANGER' To The Genre

Fangoria.com is reporting that when you go to see the "When A Stranger Calls" remake that opens this Friday, you�ll hear a familiar voice.

More UK 'TRASH' Coming To The States

Fangoria.com is reporting that more British gore is on the way in "TrashHouse," a splatter opus written and directed by Pat Higgins and debuting on UK special-edition DVD via Screen Entertainment February 20.

Exclusive Clip: 'THE HILLS HAVE EYES'

IGN FILMFORCE now has up a hair-raising clip from the upcoming horror remake "The Hills Have Eyes." Check out the exclusive clip entitled "No Longer Alone" HERE.

'BLADE' TV Series Has Been Greenlit

Variety.com reports that Spike TV is sinking its teeth into a small-screen adaptation of "Blade," greenlighting 13 hours of the vampire drama from New Line TV.

"Batman Begins" scribe David Goyer, who also wrote the "Blade" trilogy, will exec produce alongside showrunner David Simkins, Marvel Entertainment principal Avi Arad and New Line's Jim Rosenthal and Jon Kroll. Goyer penned the two-hour pilot with comics author Geoff Johns.

The Time Has Come To Start 'KILLING DEMONS'

Variety.com is reporting that Atmosphere Entertainment MM and Platinum Studios have made a deal to team on a live-action film based on the Platinum graphic novel "Killing Demons."

The graphic novel starts as a kid sees his family slain by supernatural creatures. He grows into a revenge-hungry demon hunter who must reprioritize when he finds some of the humans in his world are worse than the spirits.

78th Annual Academy Award Nominations

Oscar.com now has up the complete list of nominess for the 78th Annual Academy Awards.

Among those nominated are Josh Olson, who is up for Best Adapted Screenplay for David Cronenberg�s "A History of Violence" (based on John Wagner and Vince Locke�s graphic novel), and William Hurt was recognized for Best Supporting Actor as that film�s eccentric gangster. Also, Howard Berger is in the running for Best Makeup (a first for the KNB EFX team) along with Tami Lane for "The Chronicles of Narnia." Peter Jackson�s "King Kong" is in the running for Art Direction, Visual Effects, Sound Editing and Sound Mixing.