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Word from Dread Central is that John Landis is returning to horror. I’m going to give everyone a second to finish howling with delight. No, that was not a werewolf joke…….yes it was.

Superbad Director Greg Mottola and company have set up a production blog for his forthcoming flick,Paul, so that fans can keep up-to-date on the filming, download shirtless pics of Seth Rogen and send ice cream cones for Simon Pegg to autograph and send back.

Best comedy cast of 2010? Let’s see… Bateman, Frost, Hader, Lynch, Pegg, Rogen, Wiig…and possibly you if you’re wandering around Comic-Con.

Kevin Carr reviews this week’s new movies: Star Trek and Next Day Air.

The folks at Paramount Pictures just won’t give up on this new Star Trek movie — it is as if they want this thing to make hundreds of millions of dollars or something.

Thanks to a little positive buzz form the surprise screening in Austin and some positive reviews from premieres around the world, J.J. Abrams’ Star Trek seems to be the talk of the town. And as Paramount can now smell the blood of this wounded animal known as the public conscience, they have kicked the marketing machine into warp speed.

While I really should be putting together my review for Observe and Report, I am here writing about some awesome Trek materials. Why? Because they are awesome.

Star Trek fans in Austin were treated to a surprise screening of J.J. Abrams’ new Trek reboot. And of course we were there to see it all go down. Now that we’ve had a chance to calm down, we’re ready to bring you our first spoiler-free review of the film. Just make sure to clean up your mess when you’re done reading.

I don’t know how to make this story not sound at least a little dirty, despite the fact that it’s all about a damn kids movie.

Sometimes movie rumors are started in odd places. And as Russ over at CHUD points out, sometimes even a non-movie related interview can turn out some interesting news — such as the news that Bill Hader may have spilled on ESPN’s The B.S. Report with Bill Simmons.

Ain’t It Cool News has confirmed today the previously reported rumors that Simon Pegg and Nick Frost (Shaun of the Dead, Hot Fuzz) will be appearing as Thomson and Thompson in Steven Spielberg’s 3D opus Tintin.

In order to really get the full effect of the title above, you must read it as if you are a judge on America’s Next Top Model.

There’s a lot of box-office powerhouses present in How To Lose Friends and Alienate People–Jeff Bridges, Megan Fox, Kirsten Dunst, and Danny Huston, all play roles in a film that is sending up the superficiality of Hollywood, and the self-aware movie-makers who constantly pat themselves on the back.

In order to give you a full dose of Simon Pegg, we’ve got a sweet little giveaway for you.

Film School Rejects recently had time to sit down and catch up with international comedy star Simon Pegg in regards to his upcoming film How To Lose Friends and Alienate People.

There is something about Megan Fox that continues to keep her in our headlines — it appears as if she has become self aware, almost like SkyNet, only hotter.

The wee hours of this morning have brought us some interesting details about very hot projects from the mega-studio known as Paramount Pictures, including digs on Transformers 2, Star Trek and GI Joe.

With the following of films like Star Wars, we have seen some amazing art along the way. So why should it come as any surprise that a fantastic artist like Sam Gilbey would go all out and create an amazing piece of art celebrating a fantastic film like Hot Fuzz.

Tarantino continues the casting confusion as Simon Pegg drops out of Inglorious Bastards.

Anyone who is mildly observant can tell you why the casting in a Tarantino flick become such a media spectacle, as the guy can certainly draw a crowd of quality names.