Charlie Sheen goddess Bree Olson may have quit porn , but she’s once again set to do ass-to-mouth in writer/director Tom Six’s The Human Centipede 3: Final Sequence. Unfortunately for us, she won’t be tasting her own tush, but most likely the hairy a-hole of co-star Eric Roberts, Tiny Lister or Robert LaSardo.
Currently shooting in California, The Human Centipede 3: Final Sequence is set in a prison and will feature a 500-person centipede. The sequel joins franchise villains Dieter Laser (Dr. Heiter of Human Centipede: First Sequence) and Laurence R. Harvey (copycat killer Martin of Human Centipede: Full Sequence).
The film marks Olson’s mainstream movie debut. Prior to quitting porn in 2011, she was best known for her work in Spunkmouth 4, Grand Theft Anal 10, Destination Tonsils and the Charlie Sheen inspired parodies Charlie’s Devils, Charlie’s Hookers, Charlie’s Party Girls and Charlie’s Porn Family.
Absence tells the story of an expectant young mother whose baby disappears from her womb just as her pregnancy is set to come to term. While this premise would strike most men as a feel good story about dodging a bullet, director and co-writer Jimmy Loweree presents it as a tale of horror.
Erin Way (“Alphas”) toplines the film as mom-to-be Liz. Eric Matheny (J. Edgar) and Ryan Smale (Damage) play Liz’s husband and brother, respectively. Shot as found-footage, the film follows the trio as they venture off to the mountains to escape the ongoing scrutiny from police and neighbors. And, then… things get ugly.
Open Road has released the first official trailer for Robert Rodriguez’s star-studded sequel Machete Kills. The clip provides a glimpse at the cast, including one Carlos Estevez as the U.S. president and Sofia Vergara as Madam Desdemona, a leather-clad femme fatale with a deadly bullet bra.
Machete Kills finds ex-federale Machete (Danny Trejo) recruited by the U.S. government to take down Mexico’s biggest drug cartel leader (Demián Bichir).
Former “American Idol” contestant and Shark Night star Katharine McPhee is set to star in screenwriter Paul Tamasy’s (The Fighter) directorial debut Depravity, a psychological thriller written by crime novelist Dennis Lehane (Shutter Island, Mystic River).
Depravity follows a group of roommates who kill a man they mistakenly take to be a killer, causing them to face a true terror and their own… wait for it… depravity. Deadline reports that McPhee will play a twentysomething the roommates try to use as a scapegoat.
McPhee is best known for placing second on Fox TV’s “American Idol” competition and for starring on NBC’s recently cancelled musical drama “Smash.”
Lucy Lawless announced last week on her Twitter feed that a “Xena: Warrior Princess” reboot may be underway. Lawless, who played the titular heroine during the show’s six season run, was cautious in getting fans’ hopes up, but seemed confident that the franchise could be revitalized.
Lawless tweeted:
Had an interesting call from a chap who wants to re-invigorate the Xena brand. You guys may have started something. But there’s a lot of red tape around XWP so don’t get your knickers in a twist. It may come back in a different form.
Lawless, who most recently starred as the ill-fated Lucretia on the Starz original series “Spartacus,” said she believes that a new actress will step into Xena’s boots. While I have no idea who could take on the role of warrior princess, I can’t help but think how perfect “Spartacus: Blood and Sand” co-star Laura Surrich would be as sexy sidekick Gabrielle.
Set in London on New Year’s Eve, Liars All centers on a game of truth-or-dare that spins out of control for a group of friends. The film is directed by newcomer Brian Brightly and stars knockouts Tiffany Mulheron (”Hollyoaks”), Sara Paxton (Shark Night 3-D), Gillian Zinser (Manson Girls), and Alice Evans (“LOST”).
Phase 4 Films has released the first official trailer for the erotic thriller, which premieres on VOD and in selected theaters on June 21.
Lionsgate Home Entertainment has set a July 30 release date for the DVD, Blu-ray and digital download of its girls-in-peril thriller Black Rock. Currently playing in selected theaters, the film is directed by and stars Katie Aselton (“The League”), Lake Bell (“Children’s Hospital”)and Kate Bosworth (Straw Dogs).
Black Rock follows three childhood girlfriends as they set out to reconnect during a weekend getaway at a deserted island off the coast of Maine. Trouble starts when the alluring trio hook up with three poachers they unexpectedly meet on the island.
When the campfire fun turns to attempted rape, the girls have no choice but to run, fall, get naked and fight back! Black Rock marks Aselton’s nude debut and serves as Bell’s second (she went topless on HBO’s “How to Make It in America”).
To catch a glimpse of Aselton and Bell’s full-frontal nude scene in the movie, go here.
Those who hate Nazis, clowns and mimes, but love ball-busting chicks dropping high-kicks in skintight outfits in a style reminiscent of Zack Snyder’s Sucker Punch will not want to miss Imaginarium’s upcoming vampire-actioner The Lost Girls.
The film is directed by Leigh Scott (Dorothy and the Witches of Oz) from a script he co-wrote with lead Eliza Swenson (Dragon), who co-stars with Aleandra Turshen and Robin Rose Singer as time-traveling vampire slayers.
Bankside Films has released a trailer for Mark Hartley’s Patrick, a remake of Richard Franklin’s (Psycho 2, Cloak & Dagger) 1978 Australian frightener, starring Sharni Vinson (Your Next), Rachel Griffiths (”Six Feet Under”) and Charles Dance (”Game of Thrones”).
Patrick tells the story of a man who falls into a comatose state after murdering his mother and her lover. When a beautiful nurse is assigned to his care, he uses psychokinetic powers to communicate with her and to destroy those who get in the way of his new found obsession.
X-Men: Days of Future Past director Bryan Singer posted on his Twitter page this week a first look at Oscar-winning actress Jennifer Lawrence in her Mystique body make-up. While it would take mutant-like vision to see any of Lawrence’s X-rated bits through the paint, the photo is nonetheless thrilling.
X-Men: Days of Future Past is a sequel to Mathew Vaughn’s 2011 blockbuster X-Men: First Class. This time out the story finds present day mutants traveling in time to warn the old guard about a dystopian future.
Cast includes Ian McKellan (Magneto), Patrick Stewart (Charles Xavier), Hugh Jackman (Wolverine), Michael Fassbender (Young Magneto), James McAvoy (Young Xavier), Shawn Ashmore (Iceman), Anna Paquin (Rogue), Ellen Page (Kitty Pryde) and Halle Berry (Storm).
