Continued at Blabbermouth.

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UDReplicas to Debut 'TRON: Legacy' Light-Up Motorcycle Suit at San Diego Comic-con
UDReplicas, a subsidiary of Universal Design, made a name for itself when it debuted its officially licensed Dark Knight motorcycle and gear last year. This year, they return to San Diego Comic-con and will offer up three new suits inspired by Disney's TRON and Marvel's X-Men and Iron Man.

Continued at StitchKingdom.

ALSO

"Sullivan's Sluggers" Step Up To The Plate
When sitting through a baseball game on a hot, grueling summer's day, there's nothing quite like waking yourself up with the seventh inning stretch. Unless, of course, you happen to live in Malice, Texas - in which case, you'll want to be as far away from the stadium as humanly possible.

Continued at ComicBookResources.

Los Angeles, CA, United States (AHN) - With "Predators" hitting this Friday, the upcoming slate of horror films set to premiere in theaters within the next two looks scarily familiar. With some franchises reaching their seventh installments, moviegoers are going to experience a horrifying case of sequelitis.

Continued at AllHeadlineNews.

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Another Hole in the Head: Festival of extreme
Yes, it opens tonight with "Mutant Girls Squad," a raunchy Japanese horror flick. And yes, it closes with "Future X-Cops," a Hong Kong science fiction actioner about time-traveling assassins. But the annual Another Hole in the Head Festival, its programmers insist, is a lot more than the sum of its bloody parts.

Continued at SFGate.

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Italian horror made in England
In the early 70s, directors of giallo, the Italian horror genre, made a few tentative trips to England, producing at least one classic.

Continued at Guardian.

ALSO

Pifan is back with more horror than ever
'We watch all kinds of films every day but the films in this year's Forbidden Zone were too much, even for us.' - Pifan programmer Kwon Yong-min

Continued at JoonGangDaily.

WASSMOR

Brand New Exclusive Tron: Legacy Stills
From the brand new magazine, donchaknow
This month's brand new issue is on shelves today, featuring two shiny covers showing Sam Flynn (Garrett Hedland) on a lightbike, doing his thing.

Continued at EmpireOnline.

FINALLY

UNIVERSAL DEAD is an ICON
The full times and places for signings at the 2010 San Diego Comic-Con for Universal Dead - PLUS exclusive showings of the full first three episodes on the big screen!

Continued at /Universal Dead/Episode 3.

Continued at TomsGuide.

FeoNote: Yeah. Just who the hell do you think you are enforcing the law AND theater rules IN your OWN theater?

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Horror twins give Leo nightmares
Leonardo DiCaprio has told how he is haunted by a sinister scene from horror classic The Shining - and it gives him nightmares.

The actor has tackled giant icebergs and terrorists on screen - but the thought of the identical twins from Stanley Kubrick's 1980 film leaves him a gibbering wreck.

Continued at Google.

Continued at LATimes.

(FeoNote: they weren't zombies, idiot! They were plague victims. In this case, some form of rabies.)

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The Moviegoer | Oh, the Horror!
“Rec” imagined a TV news reporter following a nighttime police patrol on a tour of the city. Even she doesn’t expect much to happen. But when the whole team responds to a crazy call from an apartment building where a cannibalism-inducing virus seems to have broken out, the setup is complete: we see everything from the cameraman’s point of view, and the fact that a TV crew is on assignment makes it all seem plausible.

Continued at NYTimes.

(FeoNote: New York Times gets it right. Los Angeles Times is just pathetic.)

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Let Me In – trailer for Swedish horror remake released
The international trailer for filmmaker Matt Reeves' new project Let Me In was released online yesterday.

The dramatic horror-thriller, slated for theaters this October, is widely known as the remake of the Swedish award-winning success Låt den rätte komma in (Let the Right One In).

Continued at Examiner.

Continued at The Wrap.

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Adrien Brody prepared for 'Predators' by sleeping in the jungles of Hawaii and gaining 25 pounds
Not even a jumping-spider attack can shake Adrien Brody's cool.
"Oh, he's nasty," ­Brody remarks calmly from his Los Angeles hotel, where an aggressive arachnid suddenly interrupts the interview. But the unflappable Academy Award winner simply traps it under a glass ("There's no need to kill him," he says) before getting back to business.

Continued at NYDailyNews.