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Tagline: "Your mind is your worst enemy." A new psychological thriller is being developed by movie house Bleiberg Entertainment. The Ganzfeld Experimentstars Rumer Willis, Ryan Donowho and Dominic Purcell. The directing duties are being helmed by Michael Oblowitz (The Traveler). In the film, a psychology experiment takes place amongst four students. The experiment alters reality, which leaves the students unsure of their surroundings. Now, their senses are betraying them and they must struggle back to their real selves against insurmountable odds. The first film poster is available for the film. As well, more cast and crew details are listed below. Director: Michael Oblowitz. Writers: Theodore E. Gildred III, Michael Oblowitz, and Caroline Riley. Cast: Dominic Purcell, Dianna Camacho, Taylor Cole, Ryan Donowho, and Kimberly Estrada. Source: The Ganzfeld Experiment at Bleiberg Entertainment  |  |  Advertise Here - Contact me...

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Modus Operandi Pictures is developing, arguably, one of the first zombie styled martial arts thrillers with Project Purgatory Beijing. This project is currently in development and director Kantz (Wasteland) has set this film in China. Here, a plague-like virus decimates most of civilization. The survivors prove to be a heady crew, consisting of various military personnel. Check out the first ten minutes on this feature below. And hopefully, Kantz's latest film finds a distributor and that this film doesnot live up to its title.

The synopsis for Project Purgatory Beijing:

"Martial arts mayhem, combined with gamer style action meets the zombie apocalypse in a full out war against the undead in Project Purgatory Beijing. China, a deadly designer virus has decimated the country leaving very few people alive. A side effect of the virus has turned the dead into raging, savage cannibals, and they are hungry. A handful of...

Last week, the CW network began airing the final four episodes of Valentine. Though few people watched the show during its original run (and even fewer are watching now), it's nice that fans of the show can finally get to see the remaining installments. Now, Valentine's sister show, Easy Money is coming back as well.

As you may recall, Easy Money revolves around a dysfunctional family that runs a small-time check-cashing and loan shark operation. The show features the talents of actors like Laurie Metcalf, Jeff Hephner, Jay R. Ferguson, Joe Peracchio, Katie Lowes, Nick Searcy, Kimberly Estrada, Marsha Thomason, Ravi Patel, Chris Browning, Jesus Mayorga, Gary Farmer, and Judge Reinhold.

Like Valentine, Easy Money was part of Media Rights Capital's deal to rent the CW network's Sunday night schedule. The ratings were terrible for the programming and the deal eventually fell apart.

  Production of Easy Money was shut down...

Little about the CW's arrangement with Media Rights Capital has been typical. That trend's continued right to the very end as the CW is booting In Harm's Way, Valentine, and Easy Money right off their schedule.

For those who haven't watched the Mrc shows, here's a brief description: In Harm's Way is a reality show hosted by Hunter Ellis that spotlights people with dangerous occupations.

Valentine follows a group of Greek gods who help modern-day mortals find true love. It stars Christine Lakin, Autumn Reeser, Robert Baker, Kristoffer Polaha, Greg Ellis, Jaime Murray, and Patrick Fabian.

Easy Money, tells the tale of a family of loan sharks. That one features the talents of Laurie Metcalf, Jeff Hephner, Jay R. Ferguson, Joe Peracchio, Katie Lowes, Nick Searcy, Kimberly Estrada, Marsha Thomason, Ravi Patel, Chris Browning, Jesus Mayorga, Gary Farmer, and Judge Reinhold.

Last May, it was announced that Mrc was going...