A new poster for director Sean Ellis’ thriller The Brøken, which stars Lena Headey as woman who thinks she sees herself on the street only to enter a nightmare, has landed on line.

In the grand style of Vantage Point, The Sarah Connor Chronicles tells this episode’s story from multiple points of view. John (Thomas Dekker) runs off for the weekend with Riley (Leven Rambin) and ends up in a Mexican jail.

Sarah and company come home to find their house has been robbed. And John whines a lot.

Laid to Rest is an upcoming slasher film from Robert Hall, director of Lightning Bug and Behind the Sting. If you’re like me, you probably haven’t heard of those two movies, but Hall has also dabbled in special effects.

This episode kinda makes me wish that Michael Biehn hadn’t made the jump to the past in 1984, fathering what might be the biggest panty-waste in future resistance history.

A new Terminator comes back in time to hunt a key member of the future resistance. When Sarah figures this out, she sends John and Derek to protect the target while she and Cameron help save a young boy with the same name.

Another programming glitch sends Cameron (Summer Glau) on a cyber-psychotic bender.

This episode uses the symbol of a mousetrap to show how the Terminators always seem to be one step ahead of our heroes.

The second season of The Sarah Connor Chronicles is set to answer the question, “How many Terminators is too many?”

The sexy up-and-comer takes her 300 and ‘Sarah Conner’ fame to Ridley Scott’s next project.

In 2007 newcomers got noticed and some veterans got their chance to shine in breakout performances from actors, screen writers and directors.

To honor the hot chicks of 2007’s releases, here’s a list of the ones that really came on strong.