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Dylan Walsh and Robert Englund are set to star in Joe Dante's horror thriller "Air Disturbance" at New Films Cinema.

The story is set on a transcontinental flight during which supernatural phenomena take place. Walsh plays a widowed father who protects his children and psychic girlfriend from some of the other passengers including a fanatical minister (Englund).

Jeremy Sklar ("Freerunner") wrote the script and shooting kicks off late this month in Los Angeles. Nesim Hason and Tom Malloy are producing.

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Slasher extraordinaire Robert Englund and maniacal stepfather Dylan Walsh have been tapped to star in director Joe Dante’s new screamer, Air Disturbance.

From the press release: "The horrific action takes place at 35,000 feet on a transcontinental flight from Los Angeles to Toronto. Dylan Walsh plays Sam Davidson, a widowed father of two, whose wife recently committed suicide. When strange atmospheric conditions begin to affect the aircraft, Sam protects his children and his psychic girlfriend from some of the other passengers, particularly a fanatical minister (Robert Englund) who believes that the supernatural phenomena could be a sign from God."

Jeremy Sklar, who wrote Freerunner—yeah, I haven’t seen it either, but it’s sort of like a parkour version of Death Race—will be writing the script.

Dante’s most recent project The Hole 3D was released in select cities and is on VOD. The director told FEARnet that...

New Films Cinema will start filming on November 27 in Los Angeles for the horror-thriller Air Disturbance, which will be directed by Joe Dante (Gremlins, Small Soldiers) and stars Dylan Walsh (The Stepfather, The Lake House) and Robert Englund (A Nightmare on Elm Street, Freddy vs. Jason). The female lead has yet to be cast.

Nesim Hason (Dead Awake, Chain Letter) produces with Tom Malloy (The Alphabet Killer, Sprawl) and the film will be distributed by Hason's New Films International. Jeremy Sklar (Freerunner) wrote the script.

In Air Disturbance, the horrific action takes place at 35,000 feet on a transcontinental flight from Los Angeles to Toronto. Dylan Walsh plays Sam Davidson, a widowed father of two, whose wife recently committed suicide. When strange atmospheric conditions begin to affect the aircraft, Sam protects his children and his psychic girlfriend from some of the other passengers, particularly a fanatical minister (Robert Englund) who believes...

If you’re not familiar with these two guys, then we have nothing to talk about. Robert Englund (aka legendary Freddy Krueger) and Dylan Walsh (that plastic surgeon Dr. McNamara from Nip/Tuck) are both set to star in the upcoming horror movie titled Air Disturbance, which comes from director Joe Dante.

At this moment we know that Freerunner scribe Jeremy Sklar is responsible for Air Disturbance script as well, and that the story is set on a transcontinental flight on which supernatural phenomena take place.

Walsh is on board to play a widowed father who protects his children and psychic girlfriend from some of the other passengers, while Englund will play one of the passengers described as a fanatical minister. You’ll admit that this looks like a perfect role for Englund!

Anyway, let us also mention that Nesim Hason from New Films and Tom Malloy are producing the whole thing,...

New Films Cinema will start filming on November 27 in Los Angeles for the horror-thriller Air Disturbance , which will be directed by Joe Dante ( Gremlins , Small Soldiers ) and stars Dylan Walsh ( The Stepfather , The Lake House ) and Robert Englund ( A Nightmare on Elm Street , Freddy vs. Jason ). The female lead has yet to be cast. Nesim Hason ( Dead Awake , Chain Letter ) produces with Tom Malloy ( The Alphabet Killer , Sprawl ) and the film will be distributed by Hason's New Films International. Jeremy Sklar ( Freerunner ) wrote the script. In Air Disturbance , the horrific action takes place at 35,000 feet on a transcontinental flight from Los Angeles to Toronto. Dylan Walsh plays Sam Davidson, a widowed father of two, whose wife recently committed suicide. When...

Another week, another Monday. So it’s time for the rundown of DVDs and Blu-ray’s hitting stores online and offline this week. It’s another packed week, with plenty of movies waiting to take you money, so let us breakdown the new releases and highlight what you should – and shouldn’t – be buying from today, May 21st 2012.

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Psych: Season 5 (DVD)

He’s got an eye for details and a knack for saying the wrong thing… Fortunately for impulsive fake “psychic detective” Shawn Spencer (James Roday), his best friend, Burton “Gus” Guster (Dulé Hill), is there to make sense of it all in 16 peculiar and witty Season Five episodes of Psych. Based out of their quirky Pi office, the unlikely duo are “psyched” this season to consult on some of the most bizarre police cases to-date: from infiltrating a ring of street thugs to ghost...

Milo Ventimiglia (Pathology, The Divide), Gabriel Macht (The Spirit) and Andie MacDowell (Footloose, Groundhog Day) are wrapping up shooting on The Firstling, a ghost story movie directed by Peter Antonejevich, reports THR. The Firstling is pulling up its stakes after a shoot in Savannah, Ga. Rebecca Da Costa (Trick of the Witch, Seven Below), and Louis Gossett Jr. (Enemy Mine, Jaws 3) co-star in the movie, which was written by Nissar Modi. "The movie tells of a pregnant woman who is afraid she'll lose her unborn child if she doesnt avenge a supernatural entity." Peter D. Graves (Killer Elite), David Jones ("Dr. T & the Women") and Warren Ostergard ("Freerunner") are producing under the TinRes Entertainment production banner.

Shot in just 15 days, director Lawrence Silverstein’s upcoming action flick “Freerunner” inserts actor Sean Faris into a nasty little game show that forces him to run for his life. Literally. The film, which also stars Danny Dyer and Tamer Hassan, is set to premiere on VOD tomorrow, which means we now have a nifty new trailer to present to you, the curious reader. The film still looks super silly, but apparently that’s exactly what Silverstein and company were aiming for. Since I’m a sucker for action flicks, chances are it won’t take me long to check it out. Here’s a quick rundown of the plot: With a ticking bomb locked to his neck, a young freerunner races against the clock and all types of baddies to get from one end of the city to the other to save himself and his girlfriend. “Freerunner” pounds the pavement beginning October 1st,...

When investigating the upcoming parkour-themed action flick “Freerunner” on IMDb, “Never Back Down” was one of the titles recommended to me by the site. That’s never a good sign. Lawrence Silverstein’s goofy little endeavor certainly looks interesting enough, though I wouldn’t necessarily take this as a compliment. It reminds me of the sort of direct-to-video nonsense I used to rent from Movie Warehouse back in the 90′s, though I’m sure this isn’t what the filmmakers had in mind when they started putting this thing together. The whole concept is pretty ridiculous, as is the freerunning aspect of the picture. You’ll see what I mean in just a second. Regarding the plot, here’s what you get: With a ticking bomb locked to his neck, a young freerunner races against the clock and all types of baddies to get from one end of the city...

Get ready to watch the best-worst thing you will see all day: a trailer for a little movie called Freerunner which stars model/actor Sean Faris as a young thrill seeker who must use parkour-like skills to race from one end of the city to the other to save his girlfriend and himself because, you see, he has a ticking bomb strapped around his neck. Like a dog collar. That's also a bomb. Just click through already, or else we have to break up. Seriously. I'm not joking this time.

Frightfest was host to the UK premiere of Red White & Blue last night, the latest from Writer/Director Simon Rumley, and we were lucky enough to get a chance to talk to Amanda Fuller, who plays the role of Erica in the film.

Fuller is wonderful in the film and despite the excellent writing and direction from Rumley a great deal of the success of particularly the early scenes rests on her shoulders. This is a performance that is sure to get wide acclaim and respect.

You can read our full exclusive interview with Amanda Fuller below.

HeyUGuys

How did you first become involved in Red White & Blue and what first drew you towards the film?

Amanda Fuller

I received a call from my manager about Rwb and he sent me the script to read. They were looking to cast it right away because Erica was the only character they hadn’t found yet.