A couple of highly anticipated upcoming genre flicks have secured slots on the 2010 release calendar—one a high-profile nationwide release (Lionsgate’s THE LAST EXORCISM) and the other a truly bizarre indie (THE HUMAN CENTIPEDE, pictured at left and below).
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Warner Bros., New Line Cinema and Platinum Dunes are promoting their upcoming release of the NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET remake with a new on-line challenge: Can you keep a pretty young thing from falling asleep and becoming prey for Freddy Krueger?
Among the genre films vying for attention at the currently running South by Southwest Film Festival in Austin, TX is Gareth Edwards’ MONSTERS—and the movie has landed a domestic distributor before the event is even half over.
Universal has had a disappointing time at the box office over the past year, with the well-reviewed but commercially underwhelming GREEN ZONE just the latest in a series of underperformers. A recent Los Angeles Times blog posited that the studio’s upcoming revisiting of THE THING could help turn its fortunes around, and got some comments from the producers.