In the PSYCHO/THE STRANGERS-style thriller OPEN HOUSE, now available on demand and DVD from Lionsgate, a demented couple (THE HURT LOCKER’s Brian Geraghty and BATTLESTAR GALACTICA’s Tricia Helfer) squat in comfortable houses for sale and murder all interlopers, including TRUE BLOOD lovebirds Anna Paquin and Stephen Moyer. Rachel Blanchard plays a survivor hiding in the basement trying to outwit the maniacs living upstairs. At last spring’s Tribeca Film Festival, Fango’s Tony Timpone’s interviewed stars Geraghty and Blanchard, as well as writer and director Andrew Paquin. In part one of our interviews (see below the jump), the two leads talk about working on Paquin’s violent directorial debut.

Hailing from the frostbitten and legendary black metal scene of Norway, Enslaved were part of what kvltists refer to as “The Second Wave” of the infamous subgenre. Hanging out as youngsters at the now-mythical Helvette Records, run by the late Euronymous of Mayhem (who was murdered by the recently released Varg Vikernes, the man behind the elite BM project Burzum), they lived through and contributed to what is now inarguably part of rock history, along with the two aforementioned bands as well as neighbors and fellow countrymen Darkthrone, Immortal and Emperor.

DEAD AWAKE, a new supernatural suspense thriller from director Omar Naim, opens this Friday, December 3, at select theaters. Cinephiles may remember Naim’s name (say that 10 times fast) from his previous feature FINAL CUT, an offbeat, paranoia-filled dystopian tale starring Robin Williams. Naim’s cast this time around includes Nick Stahl from CARNIVÀLE and SIN CITY, the beautiful Amy Smart from MIRRORS and the CRANK films and genre-fan favorite Rose McGowan from PLANET TERROR. See our exclusive video chat with McGowan after the jump!

With the thriller THE DISAPPEARANCE OF ALICE CREED now available on DVD and Blu-ray from Anchor Bay Entertainment, we’re presenting the third part of our exclusive video chat with its writer/director, J Blakeson. Here, Blakeson tells Fango’s Michael Gingold about his previous scripting chores on this year’s sequel THE DESCENT: PART 2 (pictured); you can see the first part here and the second one here.