Meir Zarchi is set to produce I Spit On Your Grave: Deja Vu, a sequel to his controversial 1978 revenge-thriller Day of the Woman—re-released as I Spit On Your Grave in 1980. Deja Vu picks up decades after protagonist Jennifer Hills has been acquitted for the brutal slaughter of the four men who gang-raped her.

Jennifer, now a bestselling non-fiction author, becomes the target of the surviving members of her “victims” families, who feel justice is owed. I Spit On Your Grave star Camille Keaton, now 67, will reportedly reprise her role as Jennifer.

Zarchi most recently produced Steven R. Monroe’s awesome 2010 I Spit On Your Grave reboot, starring pretty newcomer Sarah Butler, and its worthy sequel with “Hollyoaks” recurring Jemma Dallender. Anchor Bay, who distributed the newer films, have also announced a third entry in its franchise.

Red Nights is a 2010 Hong Kong psycho-sexual thriller described by filmmakers Julien Carbon and Laurent Courtiaud as an homage to giallo, complete with sadistic murders and sexual kink. On Oct. 21, the film will finally get its stateside release on DVD.

Sexy Frédérique Bel plays a French woman on the lam in Hong Kong after murdering her lover and stealing a mysterious artifact containing a poison that kills people through absolute pleasure (carbs? alcohol?). In Taiwan, she meets a mobster and female assassin out to take the potion from her.

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