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Peter Billingsley, known for his role as Ralphie in A Christmas Story, made a cameo as Ming Ming in Elf. Uncredited for his Elf role, Billingsley's appearance went unnoticed for many years until the internet rediscovered it. Billingsley and Jon Favreau have collaborated multiple times, with Billingsley producing several of Favreau's films and working together on others like Iron Man.

Peter Billingsley's most iconic role is Ralphie from A Christmas Story, but it still comes as a shock to many that he also made a cameo in Elf. The late Bob Clark had one of the wildest directing careers of all time, having helmed classics in very different genres. He directed 1974's Black Christmas, a slasher tale that's seen as a precursor to films like Halloween, and the original rowdy teen comedy Porky's. His most beloved work remains 1983's A Christmas Story, where Peter Billingsley's Ralphie has various misadventures leading up to Christmas Day.

Full Moon Pictures President Charles Band has announced the first three films to be released under his Wizard Studios banner: Vampie, Virginia Obscura, and Villanelle. We have your artwork and details right here!

From the Press Release

From the fevered mind of maverick cult movie mogul and Full Moon Features President Charles Band comes the triumphant return of the brand that first brought oddball shock to your living room: Wizard Studios presents a triple shot of indie shock!

Wizard Studios is an evolution of Band’s iconic Wizard Video label, the home video imprint that blazed trails in the early 1980’s, bringing the world’s weirdest horror, fantasy and exploitation films to audiences everywhere via big box rental and sell-through VHS. Now, inspired in part by the unprecedented success of Band’s Full Moon Streaming initiative (Full Moon Streaming), Wizard Video has been reborn, this time as Wizard Studios, an...

By Seth Metoyer, MoreHorror.com

A modern take on the story of Dracula is coming in 2013 from writer and director Creep Creepersin.

Check out the official poster below the synopsis and production notes for Creep Creepersin's Dracula.

Synopsis

Creep Creepersin’s Dracula is a very modern take on not just the story of Dracula but also the legacy that the story has left on our society. We begin our tale inside a huge mansion where Dracula (Peter Stickles) has been kept for many years. His only visitors are his servant, Dwight (Bruce L. Hart) and his physician Dr. Van Sloan (Domiziano Arcangeli). Dracula’s estranged wife Francine (Elina Madison) also pays him visits but more so to mock him. Something is very wrong with Dracula and through this film, we find out what that mysterious illness is. All we know is that there is a change happening to him that...

Eddie Griffin, Steven Bauer, R. Keeffe Griffith and Ming Ballard have joined the cast of "Atypical Love" for director Jennifer James. Filming has started in La with James helming from a script she wrote with Griffith Los Angeles with Jennifer James directing from the script she co-wrote with Griffith, Griffith will executive produce while Harvey Lowry produces with Susie Olson under Griffith's Crooked Wood Productions. In "Atypical Love," Griffith plays a successful investment banker whose life is sabotaged by Bauer's character, a powerful attorney who has never forgotten a childhood incident, who pursues the same woman.