Red Band Trailer For Zombieland

As one of the few people who aren’t sick of zombie movies yet and one of Woody Harrelson’s only remaining fans I can’t really describe how excited this trailer gets me. Like petrified wood levels of excited but even more so.

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Abigail Breslin to join cast of ‘Zombieland’

America’s favorite pagent contestant is joining Woody Harrelson(White Men Can’t Jump, KingPin), Jesse Eisenberg(The Village) and Emma Stone(Superbad, The Rocker) to star in Ruben Fleischer’s Zombieland.  Looks like this is going to be a zombie comedy…Read on for more…

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Eisenberg joins ‘Zombieland’

First off, I know some of you are going “Who the Hell is Jesse Eisenberg”? No worries. I found myself saying the same thing. Well, maybe I’ve just been missing this guy, because he’s been in some notibale films (The Village – shudder, The Squid and the Whale, Cursed – muhahaha). Now, that that’s out of the way. Yes, this is the latest casting news on the upcoming horror/comedy. Read on for more info on the film and some other casting news.

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Harrelson versus Zombies

Guess what?  Guess what?  You’ll never guess in a million years what we have coming up in the crap-shoot that is the Hollywood film machine.  Give up?  Another zombie movie?  That’s right.  Just as the mainstream flavor of 28 Weeks Later wore off like 5 minute old gum, and we haven’t had any particularly entertaining indie zombie film in a long time(well, ‘Zombie Strippers was pretty good, but that’s because it was so bad it was really funny, and before that I was shocked by how much I loved ‘Dead and Breakfast’), we get another pack of gum.  So, toss those wrappers away, because the streets will be littered with the buggers in the upcoming, ‘Zombieland’.  Read on for more info about this generically-titled ‘Shaun of the Dead’-sounding entry into one of my favorite genres.

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Transsiberian (2008)

Remember the good old days of thrillers that took place on a train? It’s such a ripe setting to create suspense, as films like Alfred Hitchcock’s The Lady Vanishes and Sidney Lumet’s Murder on the Orient Express have proven. It seems like in modern times though, with so many people opting to travel by their personal cars or planes, the genre has suffered. In recent memory, films that mainly take place on a train have been quite scarce, if not altogether absent. Director Brad Anderson looks to change that however with his latest film, Transsiberian, which travels through some of the seedier locales of Russia, picking up some trouble along the way.

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