The Day the Earth Stood Still Poster

Here is the first poster for The Day the Earth Stood Still staring Keanu Reeves.

Click the poster to view. The Day the Earth Stood Still is coming to theaters December 12th

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New Jason Mask Revealed

Today MTV revealed the new Jason Voorhees hockey mask as well a a little clip. Enjoy...

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First Image of the Camp Crystal Lake Sign

First of all just a few things that I don't want to read are Brad Fuller comments about how I will "laugh your ass off" at Kyle Davis in the role of Donnie and all of his "hilarious lines". We go to see Friday The 13th and Jason Voorhees, not to laugh our ass off at the movie, but to be scared.

Anyways, here is the Camp Crystal Lake Sign. Jason Voorhees returns to theaters in February 13, 2009.

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From Platinum Dunes Brad Fuller:
Greetings from Camp Crystal Lake. I told you I would try and leak out a photo now and then, so here is a sneak peak at the Camp Crystal Lake sign! (Click the image to see it larger)

We deliberated for a long time about what that sign would look like cause we wanted it to be really creepy. The photo was shot on set in Bastrop, Texas, where for the next couple of days we are shooting a couple of death scenes. One is an homage to one of my favorite kills and the other involves a machete, someone's skull and third degree burns. These are very important kills as I have Guy Stodel from New Line and Dan Levine from Paramount here just to make sure. Talk about pressure!

For the role of Donnie in the film, we brought back an actor who we loved in The Hitcher- Kyle Davis. He was so hilarious as the clerk in the convenience store we asked screenwriters Shannon and Swift to write a role for him. Kyle was great and always comes up with some hilarious lines. This week's gem was,"Came this close to hitting the start button on the wup ass machine Boy!" You will laugh your ass off at him.

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Rare Friday The 13th Soundtrack

Greetings horror fans,
As a special pre-Friday The 13th gift I would like to give you the rare, long out of print LP recording of the Original Motion Picture Soundtrack "Friday The 13th Parts I, II & III".

1. Theme From Friday The 13th Part III (3:41) - Hot Ice
2. Introduction To Horror (11:32) - Harry Manfredini & Michael Zager
3. Excerpts In Terror (5:17) - Harry Manfredini & Michael Zager
4. Moments Of Madness (15:28) - Harry Manfredini & Michael Zager
5. End Titles - Sail Away, Little Sparrow (Instrumental Version) (2:39) - Harry Manfredini

Total Duration: 00:38:35
Total Size: 85.9 MB
Bitrates: 320, 192

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Vincent Price Presents Comic

From Fango:
The late genre legend who starred in HOUSE OF WAX, THE FLY and countless others lives on in Bluewater Comics’ VINCENT PRICE PRESENTS series, which debuts in October. Showcasing the actor as host and muse, as well as a protagonist or background player in its stories, the Gothic horror title will also incorporate themes from Price’s cinematic showcases. His daughter Victoria says, “I’m really touched and excited about the series, because it will help energize my father’s legacy for a new generation.”

This is the first time Price’s name has been licensed for the comics world, and Bluewater president Darren Davis says, “After the success of our Ray Harryhausen comics, we wanted to work with another film legend. Vincent Price was always at the top of everyone’s short list.” Coming out alongside VINCENT PRICE PRESENTS, just in time for Halloween, will be BARTHOLOMEW OF THE SCISSORS, another Bluewater horror comic with innovative twists.

Friday the 13th News / Spoilers

From Scifi Wire:

Producers of the upcoming Friday the 13th--a reboot of the slasher franchise that takes the story back to the beginning--want to make clear that the film isn't a sequel and isn't strictly a remake of the first movie, like their recent Texas Chainsaw Massacre reboot. Rather, the movie will incorporate elements of the first three Friday the 13th movies and will include a couple versions of the machete-wielding serial killer Jason Voorhees, who has come to embody the franchise.

"This one's hard, because on Chainsaw, it kind of was a reboot of the original, and on this one, ... everyone in this room knows that [Jason] didn't put the hockey mask on until the third movie," producer Andrew Form told a group of reporters visiting the film's Austin, Texas, set on June 6. "I would say most of the audience that will come see this movie doesn't know that. ... Most people think that Jason Voorhees was in the first one. ... The younger audience, they think he's in the first one, they think he's wearing a hockey mask, and that's kind of how this franchise started. They don't realize that Pamela [Voorhees, Jason's mother,] was basically the whole first one, [and] he didn't show up until the very end of the movie."

In the original 1980 Friday the 13th, the killer stalking the sexually active teens at Camp Crystal Lake was revealed to be Pamela (Betsy Palmer). Jason appears at the very end of the film, a decomposing corpse miraculously reanimated from the bottom of Crystal Lake.

"He came in late for that one shot," Form said. "And then the second one, of course, he wore the sack. And the third one, finally, you have that great moment when he comes out in the hockey mask. And I think, like you said, we tried to take elements from all three of those movies to create one reboot of Friday the 13th. And I think we take the elements where you will see Jason put the hockey mask on for the first time, how and why. And you'll see him actually do it, not just come out with it on."

Form's producing partner Brad Fuller added: "It's not presented as an origin story in the least. That's not our goal here, to show how he put the mask on. The goal is to put a group of kids in Crystal Lake, bring him back to Crystal Lake, and have them meet Jason Voorhees, and along the way you kind of get a sense of the history, but that's not what the story is." (Spoilers ahead!)

Much of Jason's backstory will be told in flashbacks and will include moments with a young Jason, as well as with Pamela (played by Star Trek: Deep Space Nine's Nana Visitor). The producers are also taking a Batman Begins approach to the mythology and will explain for the first time why the movie is called Friday the 13th, why Jason is a serial killer, where he's been, why he puts on a sack and then a hockey mask, why a machete, how he gets around Camp Crystal Lake, etc.

During a visit to the set, reporters watched the filmmakers (who included director Marcus Nispel of Pathfinder) shoot scenes in which Jason (Derek Mears) chases the film's protagonists, Clay (Supernatural's Jared Padalecki) and Whitney (Amanda Righetti), through an abandoned school bus at Camp Crystal Lake. The scene includes shots in which Jason smashes Clay's face through a bus window and others in which he grapples with Whitney as she tries to crawl away.

Friday the 13th, which wraps production on Friday the 13th of June, is set to open on Friday the 13th of February in 2009.

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