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You may not instantly recognize the name Danielle Harris, but if you’ve got a vested interest in the horror genre then you’ll have seen her in more than a few movies. The actress was a veteran of the Halloween franchise while still a teenager having starred in The Return of Michael Myers, The Revenge of Michael Myers and The Curse of Michael Myers between 1988 and 1995.

Since then, she’s gone on to feature in countless entries in the genre including Urban Legend, Left for Dead, Stakeland, the Hatchet series and many more, as well as returning to Halloween for Rob Zombie’s remake and its sequel, although she played a different character the second time around. In recent years, the 43 year-old has moved into directing, and Harris’ latest project is described as Scream meets Charlie’s Angels.

The movie sounds like it’ll be more than a little meta,...

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Upcoming horror film Camp Cold Brook has some new cast additions. Chad Michael Murray (House of Wax, TV's One Tree Hill) and Danielle Harris (Halloween, Hatchet III) will headline director Andy Palmer's Camp Cold Brook, from Joe Dante's Production company.

Courtney Gains (The Burbs, Children of the Corn), Michael Eric Reid (TV's Victorious),Candice De Visser (The Funhouse Massacre), Mary Kathryn Bryant (Hellraiser : Judgement), Loren Lodesma (A.S.K), and Jason Van Eman (1 Mile to You) help make up the ensemble.

Check out the full details below as well as a snap of some of the cast.

From The Press Release

Script hails from up and comer Alex Carl, writer-director of Reeves Road.

Produced by Warner Davis of Petri Entertainment, Gremlins alum Joe Dante and Mark Alan of Renfield Productions, and Jason Van Eman and Ross Marroso of Weathervane Productions, pic tells of a reality...

The ’burbs can be one spooky place to live. Megan Freels Johnston's The Ice Cream Truck release details, trailer, and poster leads today's Horror Highlights! Also: Camp Cold Brook casting details, Blu-ray / DVD release details for The Lift, the Los Angeles Haunted Hayride announcement, Red Christmas theatrical info, and the new Wtf! trailer.

The Ice Cream Truck Trailer and Release Details: Press Release: "Writer-director Megan Freels Johnston’s suburban nightmare The Ice Cream Truck will hit theaters August 18 and be released day-and-date on VOD via Uncork’d Entertainment. A new trailer and poster have been released to coincide with the release.

The provocative psychological thriller stars Deanna Russo (Being Human, Gossip Girl) as Mary, who moves back to her suburban hometown after her husband gets relocated for work. As her family ties up loose ends back home, she moves into their new house alone. And although the move makes Mary nostalgic for her youth,...

Chad Michael Murray (House of Wax, TV’s One Tree Hill) and Danielle Harris (Halloween, Hatchet) will headline director Andy Palmer’s Camp Cold Brook. Produced by Warner Davis of Petri Entertainment, Gremlins alum Joe Dante and Mark Alan of Renfield Productions, and Jason Van Eman and Ross Marroso of Weathervane Productions, the film also stars Courtney Gains (The Burbs, Children of the Corn), Michael Eric Reid (TV’s Victorious),Candice De Visser (The Funhouse Massacre), Mary Kathryn Bryant (Hellraiser : Judgement), Loren Lodesma (A.S.K), and Jason Van Eman (1 Mile to You).

Based on a script by Alex Carl, writer-director of Reeves Road, Camp Cold Brook tells of a reality TV crew that get more than they bargained for when they decide to film the next episode in the legendary Camp Cold Brook.

Reality TV producer and host, Jack Wilson (Chad Michael Murray), finds himself in a tough spot.

Stars: Anton Yelchin, Ashley Greene, Alexandra Daddario, Oliver Cooper, Ozioma Akagha, Mark Alan, Erica Bowie, Gabrielle Christian, Archie Hahn, Tomoko Karina, Stephanie Koenig, Wyndoline Landry, Julia Marchese, Dick Miller | Written by Alan Trezza | Directed by Joe Dante

Burying the Ex is a romantic comedy with zombies, or rom-zom-com as I believe we’re supposed to refer to them. It stars Anton Yelchin as Max, a young man who works in horror supplies shop and happens to be in relationship with Ashley Greene’s Evelyn who whilst beautiful, is jealous, neurotic and annoying. Max decides to dump her but before he can do so, she is killed in a traffic accident. Shortly afterwards, Max starts seeing Olivia (Alexandra Daddario) but is unable to begin a new relationship properly as, due to a curse of unspecified nature, the reanimated corpse of Evelyn has risen from the grave and is very keen to...

Here's the first trailer from Joe Dante's ("The Howling", "Gremlins", "The Hole") latest horror comedy pic, "Burying The Ex". The June 19th release stars Anton Yelchin ("Fright Night"), Alexandra Daddario ("Texas Chainsaw 3D"), Ashley Greene ("The Apparition"), Oliver Cooper, Ozioma Akagha, Mark Alan, and Erica Bowie.When Max (Yelchin) learns that his new live-in girlfriend, Evelyn (Greene) is controlling and manipulative, he is afraid to end the relationship. However, fate occurs and Evelyn is killed in a freak accident. A couple months have passed and Max meets his dream girl, Olivia (Daddario). The new romance gets tricky when Evelyn comes back from the grave and insists on continuing their once relationship by all means. ...

It was announced last week that Image would be releasing the new horror comedy Burying the Ex this summer. The film brings acclaimed director Joe Dante back to the big screen for the first time since the 2012 release The Hole. It stars Anton Yelchin and Ashley Greene as a couple whose relationship begins to fall apart, quite literally and in unexpected ways.

Burying the Ex follows Max (Anton Yelchin), an all-around nice guy, and his overbearing but incredibly beautiful girlfriend, Evelyn (Ashley Greene). Their relationship takes a nosedive after they decide to move in together and Evelyn turns out to be a controlling, manipulative nightmare. Max realizes it's time to call it quits, but there's just one problem: He's too afraid to break up with her.

Fate steps in when Evelyn is involved in a freak accident and dies, leaving Max single and ready to mingle. Several weeks later, he...

Trailers from Hell is thrilled to announce the promotion of three team members: Andrew Ehrich, our new kid on the block, is now Manager of Marketing, Danny Mears is our new Director of Marketing and Mark Alan has been upped to Vice President of Marketing.

Says Joe Dante, “We’re very pleased to promote Mark, Danny and Andrew in return for the tremendous job they’ve been doing behind the scenes at Tfh as we expand our site and blog.”...

C. Thomas Howell has added one more credit to his incredibly busy 2012 slate. Variety reports the omnipresent character actor, who recently wrapped on The Amazing Spider-Man along with five other films expected to come out this year, has just signed on to writer-director Cole Mueller's crime drama Magic Hour. Howell, whose been working as an actor since age 7, joins of cast filled with newcomers and up-and-coming performers that includes: Trevor Morgan, Kris Lemche, Josh Emerson, Courtney Daniels, Kevin McNamara and Mark Alan. Also lined up for Magic Hour is William Russ, who may be best known as the loving father on Boy Meets World. Magic Hour will be Mueller's sophomore effort, following the con artist-centered thriller Green Guys, which also starred Lemche and Russ. This time around, Mueller's script is not focusing on flim-flam men but rather zeroing in on the rise and fall of a young man who...

C. Thomas Howell joins indie crime drama Magic Hour directed by Cole Mueller, starring Trevor Morgan, William Russ. The Busted Buggy Entertainment and Sunside Film-produced film is being scripted and helmed by Mueller, with production wrapping at the end of this month, reports Variety. Pic was shot in Newport Beach, Huntington Beach and Anaheim, and is set in thr early '90s, telling of a young man who becomes part of a Venice Beach Crime family. Kris Lemche, Josh Emerson, Courtney Daniels, Kevin McNamara and Mark Alan also star. Howell's biggest upcoming film is of course Sony's The Amazing Spider-Man, starring Emma Stone...

C. Thomas Howell joins indie crime drama Magic Hour directed by Cole Mueller, starring Trevor Morgan, William Russ. The Busted Buggy Entertainment and Sunside Film-produced film is being scripted and helmed by Mueller, with production wrapping at the end of this month, reports Variety. Pic was shot in Newport Beach, Huntington Beach and Anaheim, and is set in thr early '90s, telling of a young man who becomes part of a Venice Beach Crime family. Kris Lemche, Josh Emerson, Courtney Daniels, Kevin McNamara and Mark Alan also star. Howell's biggest upcoming film is of course Sony's The Amazing Spider-Man, starring Emma Stone...

C. Thomas Howell joins indie crime drama Magic Hour directed by Cole Mueller, starring Trevor Morgan, William Russ. The Busted Buggy Entertainment and Sunside Film-produced film is being scripted and helmed by Mueller, with production wrapping at the end of this month, reports Variety. Pic was shot in Newport Beach, Huntington Beach and Anaheim, and is set in thr early '90s, telling of a young man who becomes part of a Venice Beach Crime family. Kris Lemche, Josh Emerson, Courtney Daniels, Kevin McNamara and Mark Alan also star. Howell's biggest upcoming film is of course Sony's The Amazing Spider-Man, starring Emma Stone...

C. Thomas Howell has boarded Busted Buggy Entertainment and Sunside Film's indie crime drama, Magic Hour. The actor will also be seen in upcoming Marvel film, The Amazing Spider-Man.

The indie drama follows a young man who falls in with the local crime family in Venice Beach in the early '90s. Cole Mueller is directing the project. Trevor Morgan, William Russ, Kris Lemche, Josh Emerson,Kevin McNamara and Mark Alan are also attached to the project.

Production on the project is finishing up in late March after shooting in Newport Beach, Huntington Beach and Anaheim.