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Last weekend, I had the good fortune to share drinks and chat with the stars of Bitch Slap, the exploitation homage from writer-director Rick Jacobson about three kickass beauties out to steal a fortune from an underworld boss. A few days ago, I posted my interview with stars Julia Voth and Erin Cummings (who play, respectively, Trixie and Hel, two of the three central women). After the jump, check out my chat with the film's other stars: Friday the 13th's America Olivo (who plays the third woman, Camero) and Minae Noji (who plays their deadly yo-yo slinging nemesis, Kinki), as well as legendary stunt woman Zoe Bell (of Grindhouse, Kill Bill and Xena fame).
// More: Exclusive: We Get ‘Bitch Slapped' by Zoe Bell, America Olivo and Minae Noji
Korean filmmaker Bong Joon-ho is known for crafting first-rate genre films like the crime thriller Memories of Murder and his record-breaking creature feature The Host, a critically acclaimed hit that's spawned an upcoming Korean sequel and an English-language remake. (Read his thoughts on sequels and remakes below.) His latest film, Mother, is, on the surface, a tale about a poor widow (Hye-ja Kim) who goes sleuthing to clear her son's name, but it quickly turns into a suspense-filled murder mystery with deep, dark ramifications. I spoke with Bong Joon-ho this weekend about psychotic mothers, his instinct for genre filmmaking, his love of the Master of Suspense, Alfred Hitchcock, and his next genre project Snow Piercer. Check out our conversation after the jump.
// More: Exclusive: Bong 'The Host' Joon-ho Talks 'Mother' and 'Snow Piercer'
At this weekend's Independent Spirit Awards, MTV Movies Blog spoke with a familiar name who said they may be in the upcoming sequel to Paranormal Activity. Get the skinny after the jump.
Visceral Games has found a cool way for fans to REALLY leave their mark on the creation of Dead Space 2. Create a cool move for Isaac to use in ripping apart a necromorph and if your idea is chosen, it'll be in the game. Hit the jump for details.
Looks like Amanda Seyfried isn't the only one on her way to grandma's house and she has some stiff ginger haired competition. Syfy is confirming that Felicia Day (Buffy The Vampire Slayer, The Guild) will take the lead in their take on the classic story of Little Red Riding Hood simply titled Red. More after the break.
Universal Studios is prepping to open their King Kong 4D experience this summer and today we have a look at a teaser trailer for the attraction courtesy of Crave Online. It doesn't show much (of anything) but it's definitely gotten me excited for what's to come with the latest addition to the studio tour after a fire devastated the original King Kong attraction back in 2008. We last told you about the new King Kong 4D Universal Studios experience in January, which will feature 180-foot-long by 40-foot-tall 3D screens that wrap around the trams. Hit the jump for the teaser and make sure you're available summer of 2010 when the new attraction is scheduled to open. We've updated with a new description of the attraction, see what Kong has in store for you below.