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A new horror-mystery-thriller from Terror Films and director Julio Maria Martino, Country of Hotels tells the stories of "the desperate souls who pass through the doors of 508, a room on the fifth floor of an anonymous, decaying hotel. We are taken on a surreal and blackly comic journey down its lonely corridors and behind its outdated furnishings and stained surfaces. The story plunges us into the ever-turning carousel of haunted lives who check in and out of this sinister establishment."

Says director Martino, “When we were making Country of Hotels, we worked hard to create an environment which was relentlessly oppressive and claustrophobic, occasionally punctuated by moments of dark humor. An enclosed world in which an unseen, unnamed and mutable threat lurked behind hotel room doors and down long lonely corridors. A threat which might manifest itself suddenly and at any moment. In visualizing this world, I felt we were...

There is something to be said for a film that attempts to tap into the madnesses of mankind. The human mind is the scariest place on earth and to focus a story in this ever changing, sometimes wondrous, sometimes nightmarish headspace, is a great but also challenging prospect. For those that succeed – The Shining, Jacob’s Ladder, Joker – they enjoy a connection that is sometimes intriguing and sometimes fiercely honest and thus becomes legendary, however other films aim equally big but don’t quite manage to capture that same success. In fact, ironically enough, when toying with the mind onscreen you can sometimes risk becoming lost in it and thus losing the story too (The Strange Colour of Your Body’s Tears). Unfortunately, Julio Maria Martino’s Country of Hotels falls into this category.

Describing the film’s story is difficult because it has several, but the crux of the film regards...

Intruders Trailer 2. Juan Carlos Fresnadillo‘s Intruders (2011) movie trailer 2 stars Clive Owen, Carice van Houten, Ella Purnell, Daniel Bruhl, and Kerry Fox. Intruders‘ plot synopsis: “The film tells the story of two children separated by thousands of miles, who feel fear when the night comes as ‘something’ stalks them. On one side is John, who is visited each night of a monster that sneaks through the window. On the other side, is Mia who is unable to sleep because she knows that someone is hiding in the darkness of your closet. Both of their concerns will become greater if their parents also witness the apparition.”

We previously posted the Intruder (2011) Movie Trailer and Intruder (2011) Teaser Trailer.

More on the Intruder‘s plot (spoilers):

Though no one can see him, Hollow Face lurks in the corners, desperately desiring love but only knowing how to spread fear and hate. He creeps...

Intruders Trailer. Juan Carlos Fresnadillo‘s Intruders (2011) movie trailer stars Ella Purnell, Clive Owen, Daniel Bruhl, Carice van Houten, and Kerry Fox. Intruders‘ plot synopsis: “The film tells the story of two children separated by thousands of miles, who feel fear when the night comes as ‘something’ stalks them. On one side is John, who is visited each night of a monster that sneaks through the window. On the other side, is Mia who is unable to sleep because she knows that someone is hiding in the darkness of your closet. Both of their concerns will become greater if their parents also witness the apparition.”

Not bad, cool storyline. They establish that everything may not be what it seems, especially with Clive Owen’s character.

Intruders also stars Pilar López de Ayala, Lolita Chakrabarti, Mark Wingett, Adam Leese, and Imogen Gray.

Watch the Intruders movie trailer below and leave your thoughts on it.

We have added the new hair-raising movie trailer for Universal Pictures upcoming horror thriller, "Intruders." The film is directed by "28 Weeks Later" mastermind Juan Carlos Fresnadillo. It stars Clive Owen, Daniel Brühl, Kerry Fox, Carice van Houten, Ella Purnell, Pilar López de Ayala, Adam Leese, Lolita Chakrabarti, Mark Wingett, Ella Hunt and Imogen Gray.Watch the trailer below;"Intruders" is released across the UK from October 7th. A Us release date is yet to be announced.A horror/thriller centered on the origin of the monsters that are born in childhood and are passed on by the family. An 11-year old girl is forced to confront her childhood demons in "The Intruders, a film directed by "28 Week Later" helmer Juan Carlos Fresnadillo.

ComingSoon.net's ShockTillYouDrop.com talked exclusively to writer/director Joe Cornish about Attack the Block , the film starring Nick Frost, Jodie Whittaker, Luke Treadaway, Flaminia Cinque, Joey Ansah, Lee Nicholas Harris, Chris Wilson, Terry Notary, Maggie McCarthy, Jacey Sallés, Adam Leese, Sammy Williams, Karl Collins, Jumayn Hunter and Danielle Vitalis. Opening in theaters on July 29, Attack the Block is a fast funny, frightening action adventure movie that pits a teen gang against an invasion of savage alien monsters. It turns a London tower block into a fortress under siege, and a weapon wielding teenage thugs into heroes. It's inner city versus outer space. You can watch the interview by clicking here !

The Intruders Teaser Trailer has premiered. Juan Carlos Fresnadillo‘s Intruders (2011) stars Clive Owen, Daniel Bruhl, Carice van Houten, Ella Purnell, and Kerry Fox. Intruders plot synopsis: “The film tells the story of two children separated by thousands of miles, who feel fear when the night comes as ‘something’ stalks them. On one side is John, who is visited each night of a monster that sneaks through the window. On the other side, is Mia who is unable to sleep because she knows that someone is hiding in the darkness of your closet. Both of their concerns will become greater if their parents also witness the apparition.” This is a very effective teaser trailer for a horror movie. What the hell is in that closet? It leaves the viewer wanting more. Intruders also stars Pilar López de Ayala, Lolita Chakrabarti, Mark Wingett, Adam Leese, and Imogen Gray. Watch the Intruders...

Edgar Wright (Scott Pilgrim Vs. the World) took to Twitter yesterday evening to reveal the exciting news that British dance-poppers Basement Jaxx are composing the score for Attack the Block, Joe Cornish’s sci-fi invasion film.

“Heard some of Basement Jaxx’s score for Joe Cornish’s Attack the Block yesterday [...] Still humming it today.”

Attack the Block is Cornish’s directorial debut, centering on a teen gang in South London defending their block from an alien invasion.

Nick Frost, Luke Treadaway, Jodie Whittaker, Joey Ansah, Adam Leese and Chris Wilson lead the cast.

Attack the Block will be released through Optimum Releasing UK on April 8.

The Playlist reported this story.

It looks like telly and radio wit Joe Cornish is beginning to emerge from the shadow of his good friend, Edgar Wright: as he makes his directorial debut with an alien invasion comedy, Attack the Block. And according to a deleted tweet (kept for posterity by Google), Nick Frost - the burly Brit known for roles in Wright's "Blood and Ice Cream" films - has been cast.

Adam Leese, who is also attached to the film, tweeted, "Reading Attack the Block script for 1st read through tomorrow. Looking forward to working with Nick Frost." Other than an official press release, this is a pretty solid confirmation. After Simon Pegg let loose news of Andy Serkis replacing David Tennant on Burke and Hare, it looks like we Brits love to let casting scoops slip through on Twitter.

The story follows a group of hoodies, who the media believe are responsible for a wave of muggings.

Last week, the team over at The Playlist dug up a (now deleted) tweet from actor Adam Leese about working with Nick Frost on Joe Cornish’s aliens-strike-council-estate action comedy Attack The Block. And now we have some confirmation: Frost is in!Screen Daily has an updated cast list for the film, which includes Leese, Jodie Whittaker, John Boyega, Alex Esmail, Franz Drameh, Leeon Jones and Simon Howard. Oh, and a certain Mr Frost. Which is great news.There’s no word on what role he’ll be playing yet, though we’re sure he’ll be fantastic in it. Frost + Cornish + Assault On Precinct 13 + Aliens? We’ll get our hoodie.

Plenty of people know and love Edgar Wright for his stellar work on movies like Shaun of the Dead, Hot Fuzz and the highly anticipated Scott Pilgrim vs The World. Someone you may not know (unless of course you're from the United Kingdom or simply obsessed with British pop culture) is his old friend, collaborator and TV star Joe Cornish who worked with Wright on the scripts for the upcoming adaptations of Ant Man and The Adventures of Tintin. You'll know him better soon as he's making his directorial debut with an alien invasion comedy Attack the Block, which The Playlist discovered might have Nick Frost attached to star. This news comes from a now deleted (but Google cached) Twitter update from actor Adam Leese who has been listed as part of the cast on IMDb for a while now. In his update on February 21st, Leese said, "Reading Attack...