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Orion Pictures has unveiled a new trailer for The Wolf of Snow Hallow, just in time for Halloween. This is the latest from acclaimed filmmaker Jim Cummings, who wrote, directed and stars in the werewolf flick. More importantly, it stars Robert Forster, the beloved character actor who passed away last year, in his final movie role. As evidenced by this first footage, it seems Forster is going out with a bloody, monster-filled bang.

The trailer wastes no time getting to the goods as it kicks off with a woman who is alone at night hanging out in her van. A creature then emerges from the snow and, needless to say, it doesn't pan out well for her. The local police then begin investigating the grizzly crime scene, only to discover that this is quite unlike anything they've encountered before. The man in charge is convinced that they are in the middle of a manhunt,...

Yesterday our friends at Oh Have You Seen This (we're using "friends" here in the Facebook sense) posted a video we couldn't get out of our heads. It's a clip from a movie called "The Secret Of Magic Island," and it seems to star nothing but domesticated animals. The featured cast -- a dog and a handful of geese, ducks and chickens -- aren't simply performing in stylized animalish ways, like your Beethovens or Shaggy Dogs. No -- they're enacting a complex, very human scene: a visit to the fancy photographer's.

Two questions surfaced in the office: how did the filmmakers get the animals to do this? And also, what in the hell is this? We decided to Google for answers.

In the movies, the Internet is a reliable, accurate resource on any matter of subjects, real or invented. Bella Swan was able to brush up on vampires, werewolves, and...