Upcoming Horror Movies

[Jigsaw]

I was just broswing through wiki's list of horror movies (they're missing The Entrance, from 2006), and then went to the section that lists movies that are coming out. I was wondering what future horror movies are jingling your bells? (And please, make this original movies. No remakes, if possible). For instances, I remember De mentioning La Horde.

And also, this may need to be stickied.

Anyhow, some of these look interesting:

Daybreakers (which I saw a trailer to before Saw VI. Looks like an interesting take on vampires)

Predators (which is suppose to be a direct sequel to the original Predator, disregarding the sequel and AVP)

Dahmer vs. Gacy (This sounds fucking horrible. I hope Gacy wins, though)

Hostel: Part III (Though I'm still waiting for Hostel: the Beginning)

The Cabin in the Woods

Jeepers Creeps 3 (The first was pretty good, and the second just average, but it's been a while since I've seen Breck.)

[The Magician]

Been waiting so long for Predators.

There's supposed to be an army of people going to the homeworld of the aliens, and I'd guess play out similar to the original. They could just make dozens of these movies, like James Bond. I'd love to see that happen.

[DeraiLer]

No way Gacy is taking down Dahmer! No way! Gacy may LOOK like he will eat anything, but Dahmer actually DOES!

[Shadow]

You know, I could have sworn UHM had a category listing movies by their release date. Now I can't find anything.

Would of definitely made this a whole lot easier... 

EDIT: Upon looking at other sites, off the top of my head I've found Splice, Wolfman and (maybe) Jonah Hex to be interesting. From what I've seen it's only mostly been sequels to shit movies.

[Jigsaw]

No way Gacy is taking down Dahmer! No way! Gacy may LOOK like he will eat anything, but Dahmer actually DOES!

I liked the 2003 Gacy movie more than the Dahmer movie. Plus Jon Wayne Gacy is the original killer clown.

[L-Face]

You know, I could have sworn UHM had a category listing movies by their release date. Now I can't find anything.

Would of definitely made this a whole lot easier... 

EDIT: Upon looking at other sites, off the top of my head I've found Splice, Wolfman and (maybe) Jonah Hex to be interesting. From what I've seen it's only mostly been sequels to shit movies.

Jonah Hex isn't a horror movie, it's a western/action based on the comic book character of the same name.

[Jigsaw]

That's what I was thinking, L, however, with how Hex looks, he could be constrewed as horror.

And he's a brutal DC "hero". Love him.

[L-Face]

Hex is awesome. His awesomeness rivals Batmans, only there's absolutely no way Hex will beat Batman at the box office. He's a bit obscure.

[Shadow]

Jonah Hex isn't a horror movie, it's a western/action based on the comic book character of the same name.

"In the Wild West, a scarred bounty hunter tracks a voodoo practitioner bent on liberating the South by raising an army of the undead."

Has zombies, therefore I'm lumping it in.

[Jigsaw]

Hex is awesome. His awesomeness rivals Batmans, only there's absolutely no way Hex will beat Batman at the box office. He's a bit obscure.

I know this isn't canon, but in one of DC's animated series, he said this quote:

"I will always attempt to Do the Right Thing... even it means killing every last man, woman and child in this here town, twice over."

Now that's hardcore.

[L-Face]

"In the Wild West, a scarred bounty hunter tracks a voodoo practitioner bent on liberating the South by raising an army of the undead."

Has zombies, therefore I'm lumping it in.

If that's the case, then the Monster Squad is horror since it's got Dracula, The Wolfman, Frankenstein's Monster, and the Creature from the Black Lagoon.

[DeraiLer]

Monster Squad horror? Let's not get that started up again!

[Shadow]

If that's the case, then the Monster Squad is horror since it's got Dracula, The Wolfman, Frankenstein's Monster, and the Creature from the Black Lagoon.

Now you're getting the picture!

[DeraiLer]

I saw a trailer for a movie starring Kurt Angle as a murderous cop called End Game. Looked really low budget. Also found this at a wrestling forum:

As noted over the weekend, WWE is planning a movie based on the origin of The Undertaker character, reportedly a Western set in the 1800's. The project does not have any actors or writers at this point but is in WWE Studios' plans for 2010-2011. The current projected budget for the movie is in the $3.5 million range, indicating that it's a direct to DVD film.

[Shadow]

It better have a scene with Taker decapitating Cena.