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Following the example of games like Fortnite, the Call of Duty series has also managed to create some of the most original collaborations in recent years. For example, Modern Warfare 3 has already included several collaborations in the past, and it seems that another one is on the way.

According to leaks, the game will add three new cel-shaded maps, commemorating a possible collaboration with the Borderlands franchise. August marks the release of the live-action movie for this IP.

It Seems That Modern Warfare 3 and Borderlands Will Collaborate

In recent years, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 has been characterized by countless collaborations, very similar to what Fortnite constantly does. These crossovers have worked very well to sell all kinds of additional content.

The game already features well-known franchises like Godzilla, Attack on Titan, Dune, and many others. According to new leaks, it seems that a new collaboration is coming soon.

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Stars: Katia Winter, Leya Catlett, Zach Avery, Emmy James, Lane Bradbury, Richard Bekins, Jerry Dixon, Marceline Hugot, Patrick Hamilton | Written by Andrew Wong | Directed by Eduardo Rodriguez

Director Eduardo Rodriguez has been, at least for me, something of a underrated talent. His first Hollywood movie, Stash House, was an effective action thriller and his follow-up, El Gringo, was a superb film and star-making vehicle for action star Scott Adkins. And – at least for me – his Fright Night sequel-c0me-remake was a decent entry in the franchise and one that I enjoyed more than the Colin Farrell iteration. So when I discovered his latest feature film, You’re Not Alone, was due out this week – after apparently being filmed in 2016 under the title Unwanted – I knew I had to check it out… And I’m glad I did.

You’re Not Alone tells the story of Emma (Katia Winter) who, after the premature death of her estranged husband,...

A few decades after Top Gun, career history repeats itself for Tom Cruise with his role as an ace flyboy in American Made. This jaunty, timely but somewhat derivative true-crime comedy-thriller casts the star as a fictionalized version of pilot Barry Seal, a real guy who ran drugs, money and guns between Latin America and the U.S. in the 1980s with backing from the CIA.

Director Doug Liman, reteaming with Cruise in the wake of their commercial and critical success Edge of Tomorrow, applies plenty of stylistic top-spin to the bouncy, chatty screenplay by Gary Spinelli (Stash House), compelling Cruise to raise his...

If you’re like us, one big Tom Cruise blockbuster a year just isn’t enough. Cruise may be headlining the start of a brand new franchise with The Mummy this coming weekend, but those who are lukewarm on the prospect may find more to like in his other venture coming out later this year, American Made. The film reunites him with Edge of Tomorrow director Doug Liman, and shows him as a pilot given the opportunity to run a covert operation for the U.S. government.

Universal has now released a brand new trailer for the upcoming crime flick, and it looks to be pretty darn solid. If the names Cruise and Liman aren’t enough to sell you, the trailer itself may be. It looks to be a fun little ride in the vein of War Dogs, Lord of War, and Catch Me if You Can, which is a very good thing.

Tom Cruise's latest film Mena has been in production since late May in Colombia, with Universal Pictures setting a January 6, 2017 release date. Deadline reports that tragedy struck the set last night, as a small plane crashed near the Medellin, Colombia set, claiming the lives of two crew members. A third passenger who was aboard the twin-engine Aerostar plane survived the crash, but none of the victims have been identified.

Sources confirmed to Deadline that star Tom Cruise and director Doug Liman were not on the plane, since they had both just wrapped a scene when the crash took place. The director is said to be very shaken up over the deaths. The plane was heading to Enrique Olaya Herrera Airport in Medellin when the crash occurred. Here's what a spokesperson for Universal Pictures had to say about the crash.

An aircraft carrying crew members crashed while returning to Enrique...

Tom Cruise is reuniting with his Edge of Tomorrow director Doug Liman for the upcoming crime thriller Mena. Ron Howard was once attached to direct the project after Universal picked up the spec script by Gary Spinelli (Stash House) for $1 million. Universal is distributing, with Cross Creek Pictures providing the financing and producing with Imagine Entertainment.

Mena is based on the true story of Barry Seal, a Twa pilot who was fired and then becomes a major drug smuggler for the Medellin Cartel in Colombia. He was later recruited by both the DEA and the CIA to provide intelligence on the cartel, which was tied in to the Iran-Contra affair. Barry Seal was assassinated by the Colombians in 1986.

Brian Oliver and Tyler Thompson are producing for Cross Creek, alongside Imagine's Brian Grazer and Quadrant Pictures' Doug Davison. This project marks the first time Doug Liman has returned to Universal Pictures...

Fantastic Fest 2015 will include the second edition of the international co-production market Fantastic Market | Mercado Fantastico, and this year 15 projects have been selected. Read on for the full list!

The Fantastic Market | Mercado Fantastico runs September 18-20 in Austin, Texas. Fantastic Fest lead programmer Rodney Perkins and festival director Kristen Bell are heading up the effort. For more info on all of the below projects, visit FantasticFest.com/Projects.

Canana - the Mexican production outlet helmed by Gael Garcia Bernal, Diego Luna, and Pablo Cruz - is co-producing the market alongside filmmaker Robert Rodriguez's El Rey Network. Cristina Garza, Vice President of Mundial, Canana's sales joint venture with Im Global, is sourcing projects from the region.

"The public response to this year's call for submissions was astounding," says market director Perkins. "The 15 selected projects represent a diverse mix of talent from the United States and abroad. We are extremely...

Deadline is reporting that Universal Pictures has paid $1,000,000 for a spec script titled Mena from writer Gary Spinelli. Ron Howard is attached to direct.

Here’s the plot of Mena courtesy of Deadline:

The spec is a fact-based tale about Barry Seal, a portly pilot who, in the 1980s, was a 300-pound gun runner, and drug trafficker who transported contraband for the CIA and the Medellin cartel. He was eventually shot to death by the latter in Baton Rouge. The title refers to Mena, Arkansas, where a lot of the illegal activity took place, under the noses of Ronald Reagan, George H.W. Bush, and then-Arkansas Governor Bill Clinton.

I did a quick IMDb search on Spinelli, and all I can find is a movie called Stash House from 2012 starring Dolph Lundgren. Have any of you seen it? Is there a chance that it’s good?

Source: Deadline

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While the disappointing box office of Ron Howard's underrated "Rush" caused a shakeup at production house Exclusive Media, that doesn't mean no one is banking on the director. And Universal has stepped up, putting down $1 million on a spec script by Gary Spinelli (whose only credit is the Dolph Lundgren starring "Stash House") for Howard to helm. "Mena" will tell the true story of "Barry Seal, a portly pilot who, in the 1980s, was a 300-pound gun runner, and drug trafficker who transported contraband for the CIA and the Medellin cartel. He was eventually shot to death by the latter in Baton Rouge." Sounds like great material, and another fascinating direction for Howard who seems like he's quietly trying to push himself as a filmmaker with his latest choices. No word on when this roll, but it seems pretty early on in development stages. Here's a vintage report from...

Over the weekend, Universal made a strong move in closing a $1m. deal for a spec script, Mena, with Ron Howard attached to direct.

The script was hotly sought-after at auction, with Sony also in the mix, Deadline report, but Universal took the script off the market with its $1m. offer, and a blind script commitment for writer Gary Spinelli (Stash House).

The film is based on the real-life story of Barry Seal, described as a portly pilot who was a 300-pound gun runner and drug trafficker back in the 1980s who transported contraband for the CIA and the Medellín cartel. It was the latter who are reported to have eventually shot him to death in 1986 in Baton Rouge, though conspiracies swirl around the events of his death.

The title of the script refers to Mena, Arkansas, where a lot of the illegal activity took place, under the noses of the likes of Ronald Reagan,...

This has been quite a year for Eduardo Rodriguez.  The man has been toiling in the Hollywood trenches for years, ever since making Curandero.  That film, which was shepherded by Robert Rodriguez, unfortunately sat on a shelf awaiting release while Eduardo jumped into television projects like Fear Itself.  This year, however, saw the release of not just Curandero (subtitled "Dawn of the Demon") but Stash House, starring Dolf Lundgren.  And, next week, comes Eduardo's Fright Night 2: The New Blood.  Three films in one year?  Not too shabby.

This new installment in the Fright Night legacy is essentially a reboot.  A fresh start.  "New Blood" as the title says.  Although the character names are the same, the "sequel" carries no connection to the original films or the remake that came out in 2011.  Eduardo was literally able to start over and put his take on the tale of a young...

Stars: Dolph Lundgren, Vinnie Jones, Randy Couture, Gianni Capaldi, Carly Pope, William McNamara | Written by Agustin | Directed by Giorgio Serafini

At the rate Dolph Lundgren is pumping out direct to market action movies, you get the feeling that a quality script is not his highest priority – after all many of his recent solo efforts have been severely lacking in both story and action, with only Stash House coming anywhere close to being a top-notch action flick. Thankfully Lundgren’s ratio of good to bad movies seems to be in his favour this time out and Hard Rush hits plenty of action-movie targets, even if it does succumb to a lot of genre cliches and stereotypes.

Lundgren stars as DEA Agent Maxwell who is closing in on an international cocaine smuggling operation run out of L.A. by criminal mastermind Vincent Camastra (Jones). When Maxwell sends his lover and fellow DEA agent,...

When "Fright Night" hit theaters back in 1985, Columbia Pictures thought it performed well-enough to warrant a sequel. Three years later, "Fright Night Part II" was released, reuniting the main cast members. Last year, DreamWorks remade the original film with Colin Farrell and Anton Yelchin in the lead. Unfortunately, it grossed only $18 million domestically on a $30 million budget. But the studio is still interested in continuing the franchise. Styd has learned that the studio is moving forward with a direct-to-dvd follow-up, that's planned as a stand-alone story. The goal is to begin shooting in Romania soon. Eduardo Rodriguez (Curandero, "Fear Itself," Stash House) is in talks to direct. None of the original cast members are expected to return.

Remember that Fright Night sequel to the remake we told you about a few days ago? Well, it sounds like it's on track for a direct-to-dvd release, and a director is being lined up. Read on for the details!

Styd has learned that Eduardo Rodriguez is in talks to direct the flick, which will be a stand-alone story that's gearing up for an imminent shoot in Romania. Rodriguez's prior credits include El Gringo, Stash House, Curandero, and "The Circle" episode of the "Fear Itself" anthology series. It's unlikely Colin Farrell and/or Anton Yelchin will reprise their roles from last year's remake.

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Apparently while $41 million worldwide box office from a $30 million dollar budget (not to mention the dollars that usually go into promoting a heavy studio title like “Fright Night”) would never be considered a “hit” in any universe, it’s enough to consider a sequel. Or at least, one that’s destined to head straight-to-dvd, which seems to be where the sequel to the recently rebooted “Fright Night” horror flick is headed. Horror site Styd says they’re hearing that the sequel is already in the works, and even has a director in Eduardo Rodriguez lined up. If the name sounds familiar, that’s because Rodriguez was responsible for not one, but two After Dark Action films from earlier in the year, the Dolph Lundgren actioner “Stash House” and the Scott Adkins actioner “El Gringo”. The latter movie is way better than the former, in case you were thinking about picking them up.

When the original Fright Night hit in 1985, fans of the Tom Holland film would not see a sequel until three years later in '88 when Fright Night Part II opened, reuniting its main cast members Roddy McDowall and William Ragsdale.

Now, it appears the 2011 Fright Night remake is spawning a sequel of its own, Fright Night 2, however, don't expect Colin Farrell and Anton Yelchin to make a return.  ShockTillYouDrop.com pursued rumors that hit over the weekend that a follow-up was in the works and learned that Eduardo Rodriguez (Curandero, Fear Itself, Stash House) is in line to direct.

The direct-to-dvd sequel will be a stand-alone story and begin shooting in Romania soon.

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Stash House

Stars: Dolph Lundgren, Briana Evigan, Sean Faris, Jon Huertas | Written by Gary Spinelli | Directed by Eduardo Rodriguez

For her birthday, Dave Nash buys his wife, Emma, a beautiful foreclosed home. Gated, serene, and surrounded by friendly neighbors, it seems too good to be true… and it is. Dave and Emma soon discover the walls are lined with bricks of heroin. Before they can leave, cartel thugs trap them inside. Imprisoned in their own home, Dave and Emma withstand relentless attacks from thugs seeking to plunder the “stash house” of its riches. As the deaths of innocent bystanders mount, and they come ever closer to losing one another, Dave decides to take matters into his own hands…

The latest straight to DVD effort (at least in the UK) from After Dark Action, the sister label to After Dark Horrorfest/Originals, Stash House comes from uber-producer Joel Silver and is...

After Dark Films is planning to make a big splash at this year's San Diego Comic-Con with a sneak peek into its horror brand After Dark Originals 2. Make sure you stop by Booth #4145 to get the goods.

After Dark will be providing previews of the following:

• Asylum - Starring Stephen Rea, directed by Todor Chapkanov, and written by Chris Mancini. A veteran hostage negotiator’s next call leads him to an overrun insane asylum. He soon finds that dark forces are pushing the patients to commit atrocities, and he may be the only one that can stop them.

• Dark Circles - Starring Johnathon Schaech and Pell James, written and directed by Paul Soter. When new parents Alex and Penny retreat from the city and move into a place outside town, the stress and massive sleep-deprivation caused by their infant has both of them seeing things in the house that may or may not exist.

After Dark has been busy releasing a full slate of genre fare, and today we take a look at the After Dark Action lineup which dropped no fewer than four new movies in May. They each had a brief theatrical run are now available on VOD. Read on below to hear our thoughts on movies featuring Dolph Lundgren, Scott Adkins, Jim Caviezel and more.

"El Gringo"

Martial artist Scott Adkins stars in "El Gringo" as a popular action staple, the lone man with a big bag o' money. Wandering into a small Mexican town, it's not long before an endless wave of cartoon bad guys puts a bounty on his head. He responds with fists and feet. And there's your movie!

Eduardo Rodriguez opts for spaghetti western themes and hoary character archetypes that simply reveal he's mistaken Robert Rodriguez for Sergio Leone. Freeze frames highlight colorful character names (El Jefe...

If you thought moving day sucked, wait until you move into the wrong house! That’s basically the premise of Eduardo Rodriguez’s “Stash House”. If the name Eduardo Rodriguez sounds familiar, that’s because I just reviewed “El Gringo”, which he also directed. Like “El Gringo”, “Stash House” is part of the After Dark Action movie line-up, and has the distinction of being the fourth in the five-film “festival” package that makes up the inaugural After Dark Action franchise that we’ve reviewed on the site. (The fifth movie is “The Philly Kid”, which is about boxing, and unless it has Rocky in the title, I’m not much of a boxing fan, so there you have it.) “Stash House” is not to be mistaken with “Safe House”. For one, you get Sean Faris instead of Ryan Reynolds, and while they may both be pretty boys that get all the girls,...

Boom! Kapow! Blam! Like stuff blowing up? People getting punched in the face? Kicked in the head? Cool dudes with guns and fists of fury dispensing justice on the bad guys one broken nose and a bullet at a time? Heck, you’re probably the guy that the new After Dark Action festival is going for. Check out a new trailer from the fest, which assembles all the line-up’s five titles (“Dragon Eyes”, “Transit”, “El Gringo”, “Stash House”, and “The Philly Kid”) into one action-packed trailer. After Dark Action is from the same people who gave us the After Dark Films, and now they’re doing to action what they did with horror. You’ll be able to catch all five films in limited release on May 11th, but in case you can’t make it in person, no worries, they’ll also be available on VOD at the same time.

Following on from the trailer that arrived online last week a new still has come to light from Eduardo Rodriguez's home invasion thriller 'Stash House'. The new pic features the shifty looking pair of Dolph Lundgren and John Huertas. The thuggish duo wreak havoc on their new neighbours Briana Evigan ('Sorority Row', 'Mother's Day') and Sean Faris ('Never Back Down') as they try to get into the house for its secret stashes. Rodriguez directs from a script by Gary Spinelli. The sexy Evigan really doesn't have much luck when it comes to home invasions. What with tiger invasion in 'Burning Bright' and psychotic Milf invasion in 'Mother's Day' you'd have thought she might have learnt her lesson by now. Anyhoo check out the new still below....

It’s time for another entry in our regular feature the poster round-up, and yet again it is a jam-packed update, with not one but two new poster for G.I. Joe: Retaliation, a new re-designed Neighborhood Watch poster, the posters for the fear-filled flicks The Pact and Jack & Diane, and a one-sheet for Dolph Lundgren’s latest action extravaganza, Stash House.

G.I. Joe: Retaliation

A follow-up to the 2009 release of G.I. Joe: Rise Of The Cobra, which grossed over $300M worldwide, Paramount Pictures, MGM and Skydance Productions, in association with Hasbro and di Bonaventura Pictures, commences production on G.I. Joe: Retaliation. In this sequel, the G.I. Joes are not only fighting their mortal enemy Cobra; they are forced to contend with threats from within the government that jeopardize their very existence. The film stars D.J. Cotrona, Byung-hun Lee, Ray Park, Adrianne Palicki, Jonathan Pryce, RZA, Ray Stevenson, Channing Tatum...

After Dark Action has unveiled another trailer from their inaugural releases. This time we get Stash House, starring Dolph Lundgren in full badass mode. I have to say, I had reservations that these were going to be poor, cheaply made action movies, but they seem to have surprising quality production values. I am not expecting these to be on par with a major Hollywood release, but they look like good entertainment and a worthwhile couple of hours. Synopsis: For her birthday, Dave Nash buys...

Eduardo Rodriguez's new home invasion thriller 'Stash House' has received a new trailer from After Dark Films. Briana Evigan -below ('Sorority Row', 'Mother's Day') and Sean Faris ('Never Back Down') star as a young couple who move into their new house only to find themselves being terrorised by their neighbour played by Dolph Lundgren. Jon Huertas ('Castle') and Alyshia Ochse ('General Hospital') co-star in the thriller penned by Gary Spinelli. 'Stash House' will arrive in theatres and on VOD across the Us simultaneously on 11 May. Check out the plot, trailer and one-sheet below....

The folks behind the After Dark Horrorfest are dipping their toes into the action genre with the After Dark Action series of films. True to their formula, the films will receive a simultaneous release on video-on-demand and in a limited theatrical run. The line-up features a who’s who of badasses that spend most of their time in the direct-to-video realm, guys like Jean-Claude Van Damme, Cung Le, and Scott Adkins. Ivan Drago himself, Dolph Lundgren, also makes an appearance in “Stash House”, which now has a kickass trailer and one-sheet poster. “Stash House” is about a young couple, very much in love, who buy what they think is their dream house. And it’s so much more affordable than they ever imagined. Like most things that seem too good to be true, this is very much the case. What’s the problem, you might ask? Good question. There is...

Movie trailer and images from The Philly Kid, as well as the poster for the Wes Chatham Mma actioner. Opening on May 11th as part of the After Dark Action group (with Dragon Eyes, Transit, Stash House, El Gringo), The Philly Kid also stars Neal McDonough and Devon Sawa in the Jason Connery-directed film. On the same night that he was crowned an Ncaa wrestling champion, Dillon McCabe (Wes Chatham) was involved in the killing of a cop and then sentenced to fifteen years of prison. Ten years later, Dillon is paroled back onto the streets of his run-down Baton Rouge neighborhood. Before he can pick up the pieces of his life, his best friend gets in trouble with a vicious loan shark. To get the money to free him, Dillon must return to fighting – this time, mixed martial arts. But his quick, brutal success gets him into more trouble than ever.

After Dark Films, the same folks who bring us the After Dark Horrorfest every year, are about to branch out with another closely related genre: action. This week, in partnership with Dark Castle Home Entertainment, they have announced After Dark Action, a series of "five original, adrenaline-pumping films" that will be released simultaneously on demand and in select theatres. The movies feature an impressive line-up of stars that include Jean Claude Van Damme, Dolph Lundgren, Peter Weller, James Caviezel, Harold Perrineau, Scott Adkins and Christian Slater. It certainly sounds promising, but will these movies be any better than the direct-to-video drivel that a lot of these guys have been starring in over the past decade? The full list of films is as follows: Transit – Starring James Caviezel, James Frain, Elizabeth Rohm, Harold Perrineau and Sterling Knight; and directed by Antonio Negret and written by Michael Gilvary Dragon Eyes – Starring Jean Claude Van Damme,...

In a joint venture that will encourage all sorts of action and darkness, Joel Silver's Dark Castle Home Entertainment has teamed with Courtney Solomon's After Dark Films for the action-movie franchise, After Dark Action.  The team-up will include five feature films with an international cast that includes Jean Claude Van Damme, Dolph Lundgren, Christian Slater, Jim Caviezel, Peter Weller and Cung Le.  The lineup will hit video-on-demand starting on May 11th, but there will also be a theatrical showcase for each of the pictures via a film festival in nationwide markets.  Hit the jump to see what films will be part of After Dark Action. Variety reported on the joint venture, to which Silver responded: "Helping Courtney and After Dark put these films together has been a great experience.  The audience is in for a treat." Solomon was equally optimistic, saying: "After many years with the Horrorfest '...

Dark Castle Home Entertainment and After Dark Films will debut the new action movie franchise After Dark Action, it was announced today by Courtney Solomon, After Dark Films President and CEO. The first generation of After Dark Action movies includes five original, adrenaline-pumping films starring international stars such as Jean-Claude Van Damme, Dolph Lundgren, Peter Weller, James Caviezel, Cung Le and Christian Slater. After Dark Action will showcase the movies theatrically as a commercial film festival in markets nationwide and on VOD on May 11. "After many years with the Horrofest: 8 Films to Die For and After Dark Originas brands, we are excited to expand into the action film arena," says Solomon. "Our mission is to create innovative, first-rate entertainment for action lovers everywhere."

After Dark Action combines the talents of Joel Silver's Dark Castle Home Entertainment and After Dark Films for a series of high quality, high-octane action pictures.

New Franchise of Five Original Action Films Features International Action Stars

Jean Claude Van Damme, Jim Caviezel, Cung Le, Dolph Lundgren,

Christian Slater & Peter Weller

Dark Castle Home Entertainment and After Dark Films will debut the new action movie franchise After Dark Action, it was announced today by Courtney Solomon, After Dark Films President and CEO. The first generation of After Dark Action movies includes five original, adrenaline-pumping films starring international stars such as Jean Claude Van Damme, Dolph Lundgren, Peter Weller, Jim Caviezel, Cung Le and Christian Slater. After Dark Action will showcase the movies theatrically as a commercial film festival in markets nationwide and on VOD on May 11. .After many years with the Horrorfest .8 Films To Die For. and After Dark Originals brands, we are excited to expand into the action film arena,. says Solomon. .Our mission is to create innovative, first-rate entertainment for action lovers everywhere..

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The Fringe is a place where non-horror genre films can get some play on Shock.  These films might be sci-fi, fantasy or action - and certainly contain some horror elements - but will likely be light on scares, or, straight-up "horror."  Still, they might be of interest to you.

A thriller Shock was the first to tell you about a bit ago, Stash House, is currently in post-production for producer Joel Silver.  Sean Faris, Briana Evigan and Dolph Lundgren star and, today, we have your first look at the thriller.

Eduardo Rodriguez directs; he previously helmed Curandero, a supernatural flick unreleased by Dimension Films.  He also tackled an episode of Fear Itself ("The Circle"). 

In Stash House, a couple love their new house, bought for a steal out of a foreclosure.  During their first visit, they find illegal drugs stashed in the walls and they realize this is not their dream house.

Eduardo Rodriguez’s Stash House is offering He-Man Dolph Lundgren to step into less heroic, decidedly sinister, shoes, and while news from the production has been sparse until now, we finally have a first glimpse of what is to come. The film, seeing release later this year, also stars Briana Evigan.

Synopsis:

“A couple love their new house, bought for a steal out of a foreclosure. During their first visit they find illegal drugs stashed in the walls, and they realize this is not their dream house. As they are about to leave, suddenly their exit is blocked by a gun-wielding neighbor Spector and his accomplice.

As they are about to leave, suddenly their exit is blocked by a gun-wielding neighbor Spector and his accomplice. They come to realize the house is hiding more than drugs – it’s the operation center for mass drug czar who is buried beneath the floorboards.

I really hadn’t paid too much attention to the fact that director Uwe Boll was making a sequel to the severely misguided Jason Statham fantasy epic “In the Name of the King”, mostly because I never expected the damned thing to come to fruition. Much to my surprise, the flick is already in the can, and it’s tentatively scheduled to receive some sort of release this winter. How crazy is that nonsense? All of this incredibly nifty information recently popped up on Dolph Lundgren’s Facebook page, including the revelation that he’s working on a flick called “One in the Chamber” with Cuba Gooding, Jr. and a horror film from After Dark entitled “Stash House”. Next year is gonna be a pretty solid year for fans of the Dolph. I’m pumped for it. Here’s the plot for “In the Name of the King 2″: An...

While Dolph Lundgren is no stranger to playing a villain, he hasn’t done so in a horror film, and while After Dark’s latest in Stash House isn’t an out-right horror film, it’s damn close. The home invasion movie had some behind-the-scenes pictures released, as well as an overly long plot synopsis.

A couple love their new house, bought for a steal out of a foreclosure. During their first visit they find illegal drugs stashed in the walls, and they realize this is not their dream house. As they are about to leave, suddenly their exit is blocked by a gun-wielding neighbor Spector and his accomplice.

They come to realize the house is hiding more than drugs – it’s the operation center for mass drug czar who is buried beneath the floorboards. On the run from the professional killers who want the drugs and evidence, the resourceful...

The gorgeous Briana Evigan (below) just cannot help herself. She seems to be popping up in horrors and thrillers at every turn. Already with sub-par 'Donnie Darko' sci-fi sequel 'S. Darko', slash-happy remake 'Sorority Row', hungry tiger tale 'Burning Bright' and home invasion set-piece 'Mother's Day' already under her heaving horror belt the girl already has another trio of thrillers set up including 'Rites of Passage', 'Stash House' and Richard Gray's 'Mine Games'. The latter is Aussie helmer Gray's new time travelling thriller which will also star Ethan Peck, Joseph Cross, Alex Meraz, Rafi Gavron, Rebecca Da Costa and yet another smoking hot addition, Julianna Guill. Guill (below) herself is yet another red hot horror actress of late with credits that include 'Altitude', 'My Super Psycho Sweet 16: Part 2' and not forgetting her naked...

Man, it’s been great reporting on new projects from our old action heroes. Dolph Lundgren is currently filming Universal Soldier: A New Dimension, and confirms on his official site the status of his character and his story, after Andrew Scott died violently by Jcvd in Universal Soldier: Regeneration, as well as his project with Cuba Gooding, and a comedy? Read on:

“‘I’m in Los Angeles ready to leave for Bucharest, Romania to start work on the film One In The Chamber, co-starring with Cuba Gooding, Jr. I’ve had two weeks off on the beach here in Marina Del Rey after finishing Universal Soldier – 3D in Louisiana. I returned from the dead as Scott, who this time around is the spiritual leader of the a generation of universal soldiers, ready to conquer the world! Earlier this spring I did a role in Jonas Akerlund’s black comedy Small Apartments,...

Literary managers Mike Goldberg and Josh Adler have joined management/production company New Wave Entertainment. The duo comes from Roar Management and reps such writers as: Chris Baldi (What Would Kenny Do?), Ashley Bradley (Childhood Heroes), Chris Bullett (Isolation), Tony Giglio (Death Race 2 & 3), Gabriel Snyder & Mike Alber (Untitled Air Traffic Controllers project at Spike), Gary Spinelli (Stash House), Jaime Turner (Fox's Lie To Me), Andy Black (Disney Xd's Aaron Stone), Ryan Levin (Disney Xd's I’m In The Band), Victor Garcia (Return To House On Haunted Hill). Before Roar, Goldberg and Adler had their own lit management company Abstract Entertainment. The two began their careers together at Paramount Classics in marketing and acquisitions.

Josh Adler and Mike Goldberg have left Roar Management for New Wave Entertainment. They began Monday. The literary managers joined Roar when that company bought their Abstract Entertainment, a management and production company, in April 2010. While at Roar, they set up a number of projects, including "Stash House," written by Gary Spinelli, currently in production with Dark Castle Entertainment producing, and "What Would Kenny Do," written by Christopher Baldi, Michael Weber and Scott Neustadter, currently in development at Columbia Pictures with Overbrook Entertainment producing. Adler and Goldberg are executive producers on "What...