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Eight months after a botched job in Kiev, Jay (Neil Maskell) is an out-of-work hitman with no job, money, health insurance and a wife constantly on his case. But when his business partner Gal (Michael Smiley) comes over for dinner and pressures Jay into taking a new assignment, Jay quickly finds himself back in the game with the promise of a big payoff after three assassinations. Although the hits start off without incident, soon things begin to unravel and Jay's paranoia reveals itself as he is plunged into the heart of darkness.
Kate Beckinsale is back as Selene in Underworld Awakening. The fourth in the Underworld franchise - and the first shot in 3D - Selene leads a battle against humans when they discover the existance of vampires and lycans. It's a good thing they are showing this in IMAX, as the action is bigger, and the lycans are bigger. A lot bigger.
Underworld Awakening comes to theaters January 20th.
A team of explorers discover a clue to the origins of mankind on Earth, leading them on a journey to the darkest corners of the universe. There, they must fight a terrifying battle to save the future of the human race.
The new Alan Wake title, American Nightmare, is not so much a sequel as a "stand-alone spinoff." In the first game, novelist Alan Wake narrated his attempts to locate his missing wife in a world populated by characters he created - and didn't remember creating. Alan Wake's American Nightmare sees Wake caught in an episode of "Night Springs," a Twilight Zone-style TV series that Wake wrote a few episodes for early in his career. He must battle his evil double, Mr. Scratch.
The terrifying secrets of a small town hero are exposed when a teenaged prank turns deadly in the new psychological thriller Beneath The Darkness, starring Dennis Quaid, Aimee Teegarden (Friday Night Lights), Tony Oller, Stephen Lunsford, Devon Werkheiser, Brett Cullen, Amber Bartlett and Dahlia Waingort. Image Entertainment will theatrically release the film on January 6, 2012.