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With Breaking Dawn . Part 2 bringing a close to the cross-demographic behemoth franchise that has long dominated the box office, the cast of Twilight is now seeking to shape their careers in the shadows of the characters that made them famous. For raven-haired ingénue Ashley Greene, this means soldiering down a path of horror she began in 2008 with a small role in the slasher comedy Otis. Since then, she's played the lead in the serial killer thriller Summer's Blood and the college-set ghost tale The Apparition, and so her next possible project seems a natural fit. The Wrap reports Greene is being considered for a role in The Weinstein Company's soon-to-shoot horror feature that was previously titled Kristy, but now boasts the more enticing and twisted title Satantic. Recently, rising starlet Haley Bennett had signed on to the film, and at the time producers described the flick as a psychological ...

The SXSW Film Festival is in full swing down in Austin, Texas, and of course we have it fully staffed and will be bringing you some stellar coverage beginning with some reviews! First up - The latest UK anthology flick, Little Deaths.

Little Deaths features tales of terror from Simon Rumley (Red White & Blue, Living and the Dead), Andrew Parkinson (I, Zombie, Venus Drowning) and Sean Hogan (Isle of Dogs, Summer's Blood).

To check out the first of our reviews from the big dance, click on the ever-so-hot teaser art below, and look for more on Little Deaths soon!

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Three new images have surfaced online today for the SXSW premiere of Little Deaths, and we've got a peek at the goods for you. Dig it!

Little Deaths features tales of terror from Simon Rumley (Red White & Blue, Living and the Dead), Andrew Parkinson (I, Zombie, Venus Drowning) and Sean Hogan (Isle of Dogs, Summer's Blood).

House and Home: Written and Directed by Sean Hogan

"A well-to-do yuppie couple, Richard and Victoria, pose as concerned religious do-gooders in order to lure homeless girls back to their home for perverted sex games. Deciding upon their latest target, a mysterious young woman named Sorrow, they drug and imprison her before subjecting her to a series of assaults and humiliations. However, the captive girl is not as helpless as she first appears, and the couple soon find the rules of the game have changed…"

Mutant Tool: Written and Directed by Andrew Parkinson

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Those of you attending this weekend's SXSW Film Festival in Austin, Texas, mark your calendars for this Friday as SXFantastic will host the international premiere of Little Deaths, a new horror anthology featuring horrific tales from three of Englands edgiest filmmakers: Simon Rumley (Red White & Blue, Living and the Dead), Andrew Parkinson (I, Zombie, Venus Drowning) and Sean Hogan (Isle of Dogs, Summer's Blood). The premiere is set for Friday, 3/11 at 11:59pm at Alamo Drafthouse Lamar where directors Simon Rumley and Sean Hogan will attend (get tix). To get you even more excited, inside you'll find a slew of excluisve images from the three short films: "Bitch," "House & Home," and "Mutant Tool." Bark if you want more!

The new import anthology Little Deaths is screening at midnight during the SXSW Film Festival in Austin, TX, and to celebrate the flick's premiere, two new images have debuted, and one is filled with a bunch of true bitches!

Little Deaths features tales of terror from Simon Rumley (Red White & Blue, Living and the Dead), Andrew Parkinson (I, Zombie, Venus Drowning) and Sean Hogan (Isle of Dogs, Summer's Blood).

House and Home: Written and Directed by Sean Hogan

"A well-to-do yuppie couple, Richard and Victoria, pose as concerned religious do-gooders in order to lure homeless girls back to their home for perverted sex games. Deciding upon their latest target, a mysterious young woman named Sorrow, they drug and imprison her before subjecting her to a series of assaults and humiliations. However, the captive girl is not as helpless as she first appears, and the couple soon find the rules of the game have changed…...

This year's SXFantastic lineup (a group of five films selected by the folks behind Fantastic Fest that screen at midnight during the SXSW Film Festival in Austin, TX) includes Little Deaths, a psycho-sexual horror anthology comprised of three separate stories dealing with the twin themes of sex and death. Today its trailer debuted online, and of course we have it for you here.

Little Deaths features tales of terror from Simon Rumley (Red White & Blue, Living and the Dead), Andrew Parkinson (I, Zombie, Venus Drowning) and Sean Hogan (Isle of Dogs, Summer's Blood).

House and Home: Written and Directed by Sean Hogan

"A well-to-do yuppie couple, Richard and Victoria, pose as concerned religious do-gooders in order to lure homeless girls back to their home for perverted sex games. Deciding upon their latest target, a mysterious young woman named Sorrow, they drug and imprison her before subjecting her to a series of assaults and humiliations.

                                     We've been following this cool looking import for about a year now andfinally have some sweet news to share. The UK horror'thriller Little Deaths is an anthology featuring the works of Sean Hogan (Summer's Blood), Simon Rumley (Red White & Blue) and Andrew Parkinson (I, Zombie) and will be screening at the "midnight movies" SXFantastic program that is part of the awesome South By South West Film Fest aka SXSW 2011.  Little Deaths premieres March 11 at 11:59pm.  Click here to watch the cool trailer and check out the new photos over at Styd!                           For more info on SXFantastic and show times, visit FantasticFest.com/SXfantastic. Little Deaths premieres March 11 at 11:59pm.

Fantastic Fest selected five "midnight movies" to play at the South by Southwest Film Festival under the appropriately named SXFantastic program. The UK import Little Deaths is one of them and ComingSoon.net's ShockTillYouDrop.com got an exclusive first look at the trailer and two photos. Little Deaths is an anthology featuring the works of Sean Hogan ( Summer's Blood ), Simon Rumley ( Red White & Blue ) and Andrew Parkinson ( I, Zombie ). The title will have it's international premiere at SXFantastic on Friday, 3/11 at 11:59pm. You can view the trailer and photos here !

The hip, genre-lovin' cat at Fantastic Fest selected five "midnight movies" to play at South By Southwest under the appropriately named SXFantastic program. The UK import Little Deaths is one of them and we've got a trailer full of debauchery to share with you. Deaths is an anthology featuring the works of Sean Hogan ( Summer's Blood ), Simon Rumley ( Red White & Blue ) and Andrew Parkinson ( I, Zombie ). You'll find a complete breakdown of each story featured within Deaths in our previous news item here . Or, you can just skip to the trailer and enjoy! In addition to the preview, we've got two exclusive photos, as well as early sales artwork, in our gallery . For more info on SXFantastic and show times, visit FantasticFest.com/SXfantastic . Little...

Oh yes! There will be blood. And sex. And then more blood! The Film 4 FrightFest Weekend (Friday, Feb. 25th–Saturday, Feb. 26th) returns to its second home at the Glasgow Film Festival for the sixth year, and with it, it's bringing the highly anticipated anthology Little Deaths.

Check out the first stills from the flick below, and hit up the above linkage to get your tickets.

Little Deaths features tales of terror from Simon Rumley (Red White & Blue, Living and the Dead), Andrew Parkinson (I, Zombie, Venus Drowning) and Sean Hogan (Isle of Dogs, Summer's Blood). Dig on the plot crunch for each below along with the killer promo art.

House and Home: Written and Directed by Sean Hogan

"A well-to-do yuppie couple, Richard and Victoria, pose as concerned religious do-gooders in order to lure homeless girls back to their home for perverted sex games. Deciding upon their latest target,...

With one world, one European and five UK premieres, Film 4 Frightfest, the UKs biggest horror fantasy festival returns to its second home at the Glasgow Film Festival for the 6th year with their darkest, deranged and daring line-up ever. One such selection is the world premiere of Little Deaths, a new anthology featuring horrific tales from three of Englands edgiest filmmakers: Simon Rumley (Red White & Blue, Living and the Dead), Andrew Parkinson (I, Zombie, Venus Drowning) and Sean Hogan (Isle of Dogs, Summer's Blood). Get the skinny on all three films below, along with first two official stills!

RTÉ has secured the Irish broadcasting rights for 'Camelot'. The 10 x one hour series will premiere in the U.S. on Starz in the Spring of 2011 and will thereafter broadcast on RTÉ Two. Filming is to wrap this month on the Wicklow-based production with Canadian director, Michelle MacLaren taking on the director's role for the final two weeks of filming The series' starry cast includes Joseph Fiennes (Flash Forwad), Eva Green (Cracks), Jamie Campbell Bower (Sweeney Todd), Tamsin Egerton (St Trinians), Claire Forlani (Meet Joe Black) and Peter Mooney (Summer's Blood).

Afm 2010 is where it's at right now, and I wish I was there right in the middle of things! Next up on our coverage is the very cool artwork for the upcoming anthology Little Deaths, which kind of reminds me of the hot chick from Return of the Living Dead Part 3. Little Deaths has stories of terror from Simon Rumley (Red White & Blue, Living and the Dead), Andrew Parkinson (I, Zombie, Venus Drowning) and Sean Hogan (Isle of Dogs, Summer's Blood). Anthology Synopsis:

House and Home: Written and Directed by Sean Hogan

"A well-to-do yuppie couple, Richard and Victoria, pose as concerned religious do-gooders in order to lure homeless girls back to their home for perverted sex games. Deciding upon their latest target, a mysterious young woman named Sorrow, they drug and imprison her before subjecting her to a series of assaults and humiliations. However, the captive girl is not...

Here's a bit of eye candy that stopped us dead in our tracks at Afm! The good news? This upcoming anthology movie sounds as badass as it looks! Dig it!

Little Deaths features tales of terror from Simon Rumley (Red White & Blue, Living and the Dead), Andrew Parkinson (I, Zombie, Venus Drowning) and Sean Hogan (Isle of Dogs, Summer's Blood). Dig on the plot crunch for each below along with the killer promo art.

House and Home: Written and Directed by Sean Hogan

"A well-to-do yuppie couple, Richard and Victoria, pose as concerned religious do-gooders in order to lure homeless girls back to their home for perverted sex games. Deciding upon their latest target, a mysterious young woman named Sorrow, they drug and imprison her before subjecting her to a series of assaults and humiliations. However, the captive girl is not as helpless as she first appears, and the couple...

Channel 4 has secured the UK premiere broadcast rights to 'Camelot'. The Irish-Canadian Co-Production is set to air in 2011 on Starz in the U.S and, now, Channel 4 in the UK. The deal was brokered for Channel 4 by Acting Head of Acquisitions, Penny Harris and Gk-tv President Craig Cegielski. 'Camelot' sets re-tell the Arthurian legends for a contemporary audience. The cast includes: Joseph Fiennes (Flash Forwad), Eva Green (Cracks), Jamie Campbell Bower (Sweeney Todd), Tamsin Egerton (St Trinians), Claire Forlani (Meet Joe Black) and Peter Mooney (Summer's Blood).

I have been obsessed with Ashley Greene ever since she threatened to sue me for posting naked pictures of her. So it was only a matter of time until I made her our Hot Babe of the Week. Plus we really need a break from Kelly Brook. Greene is arguably the hottest chick from the Twilight Saga, and is starring in the upcoming horror film The Apparition. You can also catch her in the slasher flick Summer's Moon aka Summer's Blood currently available on DVD.

What do you get when you take three of England's most promising horror filmmakers, Andrew Parkinson (I, Zombie, Venus Drowning), Simon Rumley (Red White & Blue, Living and the Dead), and Sean Hogan (Isle of Dogs, Summer's Blood), and bring them together for one killer anthology flick? Imagination Worldwide's latest terror flick The Little Deaths, that's what! And we've got the details of each story!

House and Home: Written and Directed by Sean Hogan

"A well-to-do yuppie couple, Richard and Victoria, pose as concerned religious do-gooders in order to lure homeless girls back to their home for perverted sex games. After deciding upon their latest target, a mysterious young woman named Sorrow, they drug and imprison her before subjecting her to a series of assaults and humiliations. However, the captive girl is not as helpless as she first appears, and the couple soon find the rules of the game have changed...

From three of Englands edgiest filmmakers comes a terrifying tale of life gone horribly wrong as Imagination Worldwide has announced Little Deaths, a new anthology featuring horrific tales from Simon Rumley (Red White & Blue, Living and the Dead), Andrew Parkinson (I, Zombie, Venus Drowning) and Sean Hogan (Isle of Dogs, Summer's Blood). Get the skinny on all three films below, along with the international sales art. "A well-to-do yuppie couple, Richard and Victoria, pose as concerned religious do-gooders in order to lure homeless girls back to their home for perverted sex games. Deciding upon their latest target, a mysterious young woman named Sorrow; they drug and imprison her before subjecting her to a series of assaults and humiliations. However, the captive girl is not as helpless as she first appears and the couple soon find the rules of the game have changed" More...

Before star Ashley Greene blew up by being cast in Twilight, this movie was called Summer's Blood, a title which makes a whole hell of a lot more sense. But with the success of that teeny vamp movie, the movie was re-branded and the cover art tweaked to make Greene look more like a vampire, despite that having nothing to do with the story.

Sony Pictures has released a small, very under the radar horror flick once known as Summer's Blood and now Summer's Moon. Released in November the flick stars Ashley Greene (The Twilight Saga: Eclipse), Peter Mooney (Scalpers), Stephen McHattie (Pontypool), and Barbara Niven (Dead at 17). Involving serial killers and incest, Summer's Moon is sure to push some buttons (hopefully not the off button). Some details did come out in November, but have a look at the full synopsis for Summer's Moon before the film fades in to complete obscurity.

A plotline for Summer's Moon:

"Hardened teenager Summer (Ashley Greene) is on the road looking to meet her estranged father. Her only clue to his whereabouts is a letter from a rural community called Massey.

Once she arrives in town Summer is rescued from a run-in with the law by a charming local handyman named Tom Hoxey (Peter Mooney). The couple...

I think I see Ashley Greene's nipple! Click here for a large image of the Twilight star in Interview magazine and tell me if you also see a little nipple! Greene is sure making a name for herself (well in my book) with her naked SoBe ad and her topless Men's magazine pictures. She is also rumored to be starring in a new horror film called, Black Friday 3D directed by some guy named Ethan Terra. Greene plays Alice Cullen in the Twiligth Saga, starred in the serial killer flick Summer's Blood and is in the new horror/thriller The Apparition... aka she is a Horror Yearbook gold mine.

Sports Illustrated teamed up with SoBe to create something called "skinsuits," and Twilight star Ashley Greene was one of the first actresses to try them out. Basically Greene is lounging around on the beach naked, wearing nothing but body paint in the pictures below. The best part is that these are pictures that she won't sue over, like she did when we published her real nudes previously. Greene has starred in both Twilight Saga films and the serial killer flick Summer's Moon. She is also in the upcoming supernatural/thriller The Apparation, with Gossip Girl's Sebastian Stan.

The Sundance Film Festival has unveiled the lineup of films playing in competition from January 21 through January 31, 2010. The early fest typically debuts some of the best films the year has to offer, like 2009’s Precious, (500) Days of Summer, and Moon.

I’m bummed I won’t be in Park City, Utah next month because the lineup looks great, and these are just the films playing in competition. Here’s a few that stood out to me:

The Allen Ginsberg trial film Howl starring James Franco, a documentary by Alex Gibney (a truly great filmmaker) on Jack Abramoff, Mark Ruffalo’s directorial debut Sympathy for Delicious, a doc about Joan Rivers, the directorial debut of “How I Met Your Mother” star Josh Radnor titled Happythankyoumoreplease (I wrote a glowing script review of it here), Hesher with Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Natalie Portman, and Blue Valentine starring Ryan Gosling and Michelle Williams.

I...

Photo: Sundance Today the Sundance Institute announced the films that will be in competition at the 2010 Sundance Film Festival in both the U.S. and International dramatic and documentary categories. The festival will run from January 21-31 in Park City, Utah. There are a few changes this year as there will be no opening-night picture and the festival will take select festival films to eight cities during as the fest plays out.

Last year notable films such as this year's major Oscar contenders Precious and An Education debuted at Sundance 2009 as did audience and critical favorite (500) Days of Summer.

As for this year's crop I have highlighted a few titles among the list below in red, but I have primarily done so considering the names attached to the pictures not necessarily based on any advanced buzz I've heard around any of the films. Names to look out for include Ryan Gosling,...

Not much in the way of new DVD releases this week unless you're a Pixar fan, but then hey... who isn't a Pixar fan? Up is by far the biggest release of the week (so big that no one really wanted to go up against it) and I fully expect to hear reports of it breaking Blu-ray sales records at some point in the near future. Cars and Monsters, Inc. are also out on Blu-ray this week, along with both Heat and Red Heat. (That's called synergy.) Other new discs include The Ugly Truth starring Gerard Butler and Katherin Heigl, Spread starring Ashton Kutcher, and the 2008 Sundance Grand Jury Prize winner Ballast. What will you be renting or buying this week? Up [1] (DVD, Blu-ray [2]) The Ugly Truth [3] (DVD, Blu-ray [4]) Ballast [5] In The Loop [6] (Canada only) Spread [7] (DVD, Blu-ray [8]) Ink [9] The Echo [10] (DVD, Blu-ray [11]) American Virgin [12] Summer's Moon [13] The Accidental Husband [14] The Merry Gentleman [15] Mamma Mia!

Up

If there is one disc sure to fly off shelves this week, it's this one. The Pixar film made instant fans out of most viewers, and agonizingly ripped the rest of our hearts out with the love story opening. In her review, Jette Kernion said Up is "a very good movie that defies demographic categorization." By now, your minds are probably made, but if not: Buy it. Also on Blu-ray.

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The Ugly Truth

How do you follow up comments about Knocked Up being a little bit sexist? By producing and starring in a film that teaches a smart and successful woman the "ugly truth" of life from a notorious chauvinist, naturally. In his review, Jeffrey M. Anderson wrote that this romcom "actually knows next to nothing about dating advice, the behaviors of men and women, or much of anything else romantically human.

You know it's a slow DVD release week when two of the offerings are a couple of rather obscure films whose main selling points are that they star folks from The Twilight Saga. And speaking of Twilight, if you can look at the new cover art for the Near Dark Blu-ray without thinking of those sparkly vamps, then you're one of the lucky ones.

So, which of the Twi-kids do we have on tap? Ashley Greene (who plays Edward's "sister" Alice) can be found in Summer's Moon (originally called Summer's Blood ... hmmmm, wonder why they made that name change?), in which a family of serial killers stalk a young woman out to find the father she's never known. Then we have Jackson Rathbone (who portrays, coincidentally, Alice's husband, Jasper Hale) in Hurt. In that film a recently widowed family is forced to move into their uncle's salvage yard, and soon...

Curious to know what frightful films and devilish discs will be available to view in the privacy of your own digital dungeon this week? Fango's got you covered.

Below the jump you'll find the full list of titles arriving in-stores this Tuesday, November 10, 2009 in our weekly version of the famous Fangoria Chopping List.

It's a light week, but are there some gems? We'll let you decide...

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Devil Girl

Fay is a small town girl on a cross country road trip, trying to escape her own reality after the death of her father. After encountering a neurotic, drug abusing clown she finds herself sliding down a dark spiral. Soon, her road trip starts to devolve into a living nightmare. Trapped and desperate, she fights to regain her identity while navigating through a host of locals: a creepy motel clerk,...

The Twilight series' Ashley Greene is certainly keeping busy when she's not playing vampire Alice Cullen. In addition to New Moon, Greene's got the trashy slasher movie Summer's Moon out on DVD Nov. 10. And just last week, there was news she was in talks to star in the supernatural thriller The Apparition. I don't have much to say about either project yet (although, a DVD splatter movie called Summer's Moon timed for release in the same month as soon-to-be-blockbuster New Moon is inspired marketing, yes?) But it did get me thinking about what could lie ahead for an actress like...

Ashley Greene's next piece of non-Twilight work might just be Todd Lincoln's The Apparition, according to a recent Variety report. Apparently, Greene is in talks to star in the thriller film, and, if she does join the cast, she'll be starting in February. The film is to be written and directed by Lincoln, and, according to Variety, it "centers on a young couple haunted by a supernatural presence unleashed during a college experiment." If slated for the project, it certainly wouldn't be the first time she starred in a horror genre picture. In fact, her film Summer's Blood only recently made its way to DVD. In that film, Greene portrayed the victim of a kidnapping by a deran ...

Twilight thesp Ashley Greene (also topling Summer's Blood) is heading for a haunting and is in talks to topline The Apparition for Joel Silver's Dark Castle genre label. The story centers on a young couple haunted by a supernatural presence that's unleashed during a college experiment. It's said to be inspired by true events. A start date for production is planned for February 1. Silver is producing with Andrew Rona and Alex Heineman. Steve Richards, Sue Baden Powell and Daniel Alter are exec producing. Todd Lincoln is writing and directing "Apparition," originally developed by Lincoln, Dark Castle exec Heineman and Alter. Dark Castle currently is developing Unknown White Male with Liam Neeson, January Jones and Diane Kruger, with The Factory looking for release in the coming year.

Variety reports that Ashley Greene (pictured), who plays Alice Cullen in Twilight and the upcoming New Moon and Eclipse, is in talks to star in the Dark Castle production The Apparition. Todd Lincoln will direct the film from his own script, for producers Joel Silver, Andrew Rona and Alex Heineman. The Apparition, which we first told you about here, is the fact-based story of an experiment on a college campus that unleashes a supernatural presence, which proceeds to terrorize a young couple. The movie is set to roll February 1. Greene also toplines Summer’S Moon (a.k.a. Summer’S Blood), in which she’s captured by a deranged family led by Stephen McHattie, coming next Tuesday, November 10 on DVD from Lionsgate.

There has been a lot of talk about Ashley Green and her new horror film Summer's Moon on Horror Yearbook lately. And although I think it has just been an excuse to post pictures of Greene in a bikini, here is the trailer and official synopsis for those of you who are actually interested in the film. Director Lee Demarbre's (Smash Cut, Jesus Christ Vampire Hunter) Summer's Moon arrives on DVD November 10, 2009. Hardened teenager Summer (Ashley Greene - The Twilight Saga) is on the road looking to meet her estranged father but her only clue to his whereabouts is a letter from a rural community called Massey. Once she arrives in town, Summer is rescued from a run-in with the law by a charming local handyman named Tom. The couple quickly hit it off and head back to the house Tom shares with his mother. Summer soon...

Hey, it’s another Moon movie with Ashley Greene! The Twilight star plays vampire Alice Cullen in New Moon but she's definitely the prey in Summer’s Moon (formerly titled Summer’s Blood). She plays Summer, a girl on a road trip who is “rescued” by a local handyman. Unfortunately, he has more than a one-night stand in mind: he and his twisted family take her prisoner. Judging from the trailer alone, it could either be trashy fun or just trash. It’s out on DVD on Nov. 10. Based on this trailer, do you want to see all of Summer's Moon?...

Horror fans may not care about the sexy Twilight star Ashley Greene (who you may remember was also the star of a nude picture scandal) now, but perhaps they should. For one we know she has no problem posing nude, and she is not above actually starring in real horror films, something she will prove when Lee Demarbre's (Smash Cut) Summer's Blood is released. Greene plays "Summer" who is captured by a family of serial killers while she is on a road trip. Greene also recently posed for Men's Magazine and revealed some of her dating preferences... You know in case you ever wanted to date her.

The only Twilight news worth posting is the "news" about the stars of the film getting naked, but since Ashley Greene's lawyers had her nudes removed from the Interwebs, we're stuck with just bikini pictures for now. I'm not sure if these are old, new, or where they are actually from, but they popped up on one of my favorite celebrity websites today, and I thought I would share. Greene looks kind of young in these bikini pics. Does anyone know where they're from? Greene plays Alice Cullen in the Twilight Saga films. The Twilight Saga: New Moon opens in theaters on November 20, 2009. She is also starring in Summer aka Summer's Blood that should be arriving on DVD from Lionsgate on November 10th. In Summer's Blood Greene plays Summer, a young woman who takes a road trip to track down her estranged father. She winds up in the clutches...

The Eclipse cast had a bit of a break for Labor Day weekend so a handful of them took the opportunity to take off from Vancouver. Kristen Stewart stuck around and was without her controversial Bella wig to go shopping on Sunday. She was accompanied by Elizabeth Reaser, Nikki Reed and Nikki's boyfriend Paris Latsis. There were no Robert Pattinson sightings, but some of the other cute guys like Xavier Samuel and Jackson Rathbone were downtown in the Canadian city. Kellan Lutz went without a shirt Saturday as he took a stroll around his La home, continuing his streak of heading out of town during time off from filming. He was joined in California by his costar Ashley Greene, who was decked out in red Sunday for an afternoon by the pool of the Roosevelt Hotel. Peter Facinelli was also home for the holiday, but was already on his way back to set on Monday.

Ashley Greene took a break from her work on Eclipse up in Vancouver to head down to La for the long weekend. She arrived back in California yesterday with her doggie and was all smiles as she headed into some meetings yesterday afternoon. Beyond all her work, Ashley also found at least a moment of romance this Summer when she shared a sweet kiss with Chace Crawford, but these days she spends more time as Alice than Ashley. View 15 Photos › To see more of Ashley just read more. View 15 Photos ›...

Check out this brand new movie still and trailer from the upcoming film “Summer” aka Summer’s Blood by director Lee Demarbre (Stripped Naked, Smash Cut) and starring Barbara Niven (Accused at Seventeen, Psycho Cop 2), Peter Mooney (Zos: Zone of Separation), Stephen McHattie (Watchmen), Sean Tucker (Whiteout) and Twilight hottie Ashley Greene (The Twilight Saga: Eclipse). Ashley Green is best known for her role as Alice in The Twilight Saga by Stephenie Meyer. Synopsis: After discovering that her mother has lied about her birth to her estranged father, hardened teenager Summer (Ashley Greene) hits the road looking to meet the mystery man. Her only clue is a beat-up letter, postmarked [...]...

Brace yourselves for a side of Ashley Greene that you've never seen before. One of the Twilight babe's earlier works, Summer's Blood, has been rechristened Summer's Moon and will be available on DVD November 10. (Interestingly, right about the time that Twilight sequel New Moon hits theaters. Hmm.) Billed as "one of the most deranged, shocking and twisted family thrillers ever made," the film stars Greene as Summer, a teen girl who goes searching for her estranged father and winds up in a rural community called Massey. Once there, things take a turn for the violent, as demonstrated in the trailer below:  Let...

Chicago – MTV has confirmed that the first single from the “The Twilight Saga: New Moon” soundtrack will be Death Cab For Cutie’s “Meet Me on the Equinox.” The song will debut exclusively on MTV’s website on the day of the MTV Video Music Awards, September 13th, 2009.

In an MTV News interview, bassist Nick Hammer said, “I think that a lot of our songs in general concern a lot of the things the main characters in the books are going through: There’s a lot of stuff about relationships beginning and ending, and the questioning that happens around being in love and falling out of love.”

The Twilight Saga: New Moon.

Image credit: Summit Entertainment

While the song wasn’t specifically written for the movie, songwriter Ben Gibbard says the new songs fits with the tone of “New Moon.” He says when you hear the song you’ll know...

With the titles of the Ghosthouse Underground label filling up the majority of their October horror DVD slate, November brings us Lionsgate's sloppy seconds. I mean, a horror movie getting dumped onto DVD a week or two after Halloween strikes me as an afterthought on the distributor's part. Lionsgate has three such chillers getting the post-Halloween DVD mistreatment.

First up, on November 3rd, is The Beast Within - no relation to the notorious 1982 creature feature about a woman raped by a monster who gives birth to a son that as a teenager transforms into a giant cicada creature. This Beast Within is actually a retitling of a German film originally called Virus Undead from director Wolf Wolff (haven't heard a name like that since Ballistic: Ecks vs. Sever director Kaos) about a strain of avian flu that turns victims into zombies.

"Robert is driving with two friends to his hometown,...

As the summer blazes on, celebrity romance has been heating up. New couples like Renée Zellweger and Bradley Cooper - who escaped to Barcelona recently - and Twilight costars Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson - who have been quietly hanging out - have emerged. Meanwhile, Chace Crawford was spotted smooching Twilight's Ashley Greene. And exes Drew Barrymore and Justin Long say they're just friends, but the two, who are filming Going the Distance together, sure seem like more than that off-camera. So, tell us, as Labor Day approaches and summer winds down, which celebrity couple do you hope will last until fall?...

Lionsgate Home Entertainment has announced that it will release a new psychochiller starring Ashley Greene, who plays Alice Cullen in Twilight and the upcoming The Twilight Saga: New Moon. The movie was originally lensed (in Ottawa, Canada) as Summer and has also been known as Summer’S Blood, but for some strange reason, it has been rechristened Summer’S Moon for its DVD release.

Streeting November 10, the film casts Greene as Summer, a young woman who takes a road trip to track down her estranged father. She winds up in the clutches of a handyman who at first seems friendly, but proves to be one of a family of maniacs who take her prisoner. The cast also includes A History Of Violence’s Stephen McHattie, Barbara Niven, Peter Mooney and Danielle Kind; Smash Cut’s Lee Demarbre directed from a script by Sean Hogan and Christine Conradt. The DVD will...

When viewing the Teen Choice Awards on Fox tonight (8 p.m. Pdt/.Edt), you'll need a cheat sheet to follow the multiple wins. At the live ceremony on Sunday night, "Twilight" star Robert Pattinson claimed surf boards both for best movie actor and best hottie. The Jonas Brothers rode more boards than they can hang 10 over at the same time (five victories). Miley Cyrus beat them, claiming six. Teen Choice Awards

Choice Movie Action Adventure: "X-Men Origins: Wolverine"

Choice Movie Drama: "Twilight"

Choice Movie Bromantic Comedy: "Marley & Me"

Choice Movie Comedy: "Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian"

Choice Movie Chick Flick: "27 Dresses"

Choice Movie Horror/Thriller: "Friday the 13th"

Choice Movie Music/Dance: "High School Musical 3: Senior Year"

Choice Movie Hissy Fit: Miley Cyrus, "Hannah Montana: The Movie"

Choice Movie Actor Drama: Robert Pattinson, "Twilight"

Choice Movie Actress Drama: Kristen Stewart, "Twilight"

Choice Movie Actor Action Adventure: Hugh Jackman,...

The New York socialites of "Gossip Girl" had a winning night in Los Angeles. Leighton Meester, Chace Crawford and Ed Westwick all took home surfboard awards at Fox's "Teen Choice 2009" awards show. "I might have won cause of my mom and grandma. ... So thanks mom," Chace tells "The Insider" of his win for Choice TV Actor, decided upon by voters. Movie star Hugh Jackman talked to "The Insider" about his win for Choice Movie Actor: Action Adventure award for 'X-Men Origins: Wolverine,' "I'm very unAustralian. I didn't have a surfboard until now." Watch the video for more winner reactions. The Teen Choice awards air Monday, Aug. 10 at 8 p.m. on Fox. Check out the full list of winners below: Movies Choice Movie: Action Adventure 'X-Men Origins: Wolverine' Choice Movie: Drama 'Twilight' Choice Movie: Romance 'Twilight' Choice Movie: Bromantic Comedy 'Marley & Me' Choice Movie: Comedy 'Night at the Museum:...

Choice TV Actor Drama : Chace Crawford

Choice TV Actress Drama: Leighton Meester

Choice Twit Award: Ellen Degeners

Choice Movie: Fresh Face Male: Taylor Lautner

Choice Movie: Fresh Face Female: Ashley Greene

Choice Movie Actor: Comedy: Zac Efron

Choice TV Show: Comedy: iCarly

Choice Male Hottie: Robert Pattinson

Choice Female Hottie: Megan Fox

Choice Summer Movie: Drama: My Sisters Keeper

Choice Movie: Drama: Twilight

Choice Movie: Romance: Twilight

Choice Music: Soundtrack: Twilight

Choice Movie Actor: Drama: Robert Pattinson

Choice Movie Actress: Drama: Kristen Stewart

Choice Movie: Villain: Cam Gigandet

Choice Movie: Liplock: Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson

Choice Movie: Rumble: Robert Pattinson vs. Cam Gigandet

Choice Movie Actor: Action Adventure: Hugh Jackman

Choice TV: Sidekick: Emily Osmen

Ultimate Choice Award: Britney Spears

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Sweeping this year's MTV Movie Awards apparently is not enough for "Twilight" as it dominates yet another awards show, the 11th Annual Teen Choice Awards. On August 9, a day before Teen Choice is aired on small screen, the vampire drama has been unveiled to be the recipient of nine surfboard trophies, eight of them came from the movie section alone.

This Catherine Hardwicke-directed movie nabbed Choice Movie Drama, besting over "Angels & Demons", "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button", "Obsessed" and "Slumdog Millionaire". Its cast members, Robert Pattinson, Kristen Stewart, Cam Gigandet, Ashley Greene and Taylor Lautner, all took home one kudo each in the performers category.

In addition to their Choice Movie Actress and Actor in Drama, Stewart and Pattinson landed Choice Movie Liplock as well. Pattinson also grabbed Choice Movie Rumble which he shared with Gigandet. Beside the movie trophies, "Twilight" also collected Choice Music Soundtrack title, beating...

The Twilight Saga: New Moon (also starring: Robert Pattinson, Kristen Stewart, and Taylor Lautner) and The Twilight Saga: Eclipse star Ashley Greene was on Good Day L.A. this morning, promoting the Teen Choice Awards. Greene talked with the anchors about everything from New Moon to a small, as-yet-unreleased film of hers entitled Summer's Blood, and much more. This video also serves as a reminder that not every interviewer is amply aware of all things Twilight, but that our stars still know how to handle a silly question or two with grace and class.

According to PerezHilton.com, The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn is slated to start production when filming for the third movie wraps. This news comes from an interview with Alice actress Ashley Greene, in which she said "We're going to start right after Eclipse."

With Eclipse due for release in June 2010, we could well see Breaking Dawn before the end of Summer 2011. Talk about cashing in on the saga's success — Summit is rolling these movies out faster than the books sold on release day.

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