Kate Beckinsale has revealed that she and Jessica Biel engage in a no-holds barred cat-fight in director Len Wiseman’s upcoming remake of Paul Verhoeven’s 1990 sci-fi classic Total Recall. The British stunner, who can be seen this month in Screen Gems Underworld: Awakening, plays Lori Quaid.

She tells Collider:

I’m beating everyone up. Fighting with Colin [Farrell], fighting with Jessica [Biel]. The fight with Jessica is going to be great. I like the fact that it’s a proper fight.

It’s not two girls, and one of them, the shoulder is ripped off, and the bra comes out. It’s not like one of those stupid girl fights. It’s a proper fight.

Lori, if you recall, is wife to Doug Quaid, a man who is either a humble factory worker with a memory implant or a wanted super-spy. The part was memorably played in the original film by a then up-and-coming Sharon Stone.

While we all know a “proper fight” between attractive women should involve pillows, mud or Jell-O, Beckinsale’s fight scene with Biel, who plays resistance fighter Melina, sounds promising, especially by the looks of the wardrobe (click here and here).

Total Recall arrives in theaters on Aug. 3.

The dead have returned to fuck the living in the Japanese horror-comedy Rape Zombie: Lust of the Dead. Directed by Naoyuki Tomomatsu (Erotibot), the film follows the aftermath of a mysterious explosion in Tokyo that has turned its male victims into horny undead rapists.

Japanese porn star Arisu Ozawa (Arisu Ozawa’s Massage Salon) and genre babes Yui Aikawa, Saya Kobayasi and Asami (The Machine Girl) portray a band of survivors determined to stop the rape zombies by any means necessary (uh-oh).

Rape Zombie: Lust of the Dead opens in Japan on March 3.

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Horror fans will soon get a chance to see Katrina Bowden’s (“30 Rock”) bedside manner when she stars alongside Paz de la Huerta (“Boardwalk Empire”) in Lionsgate’s upcoming slasher Nurse 3-D. The 23-year-old stunner speaks about the role in the February issue of Maxim magazine.

She spills:

It’s definitely different from what I’ve done. It’s kind of like “Dexter” meets Single White Female. Paz de la Huerta and I are both nurses. But she’s a serial killer and she kind of becomes obsessed with me.

Bowden, who is featured on the magazine’s cover and in a sexy butt-cheek baring pictorial, recently wrapped Lionsgate’s Piranha 3-DD, due out later this year. She can also be seen in the hill-billy horror-comedy Tucker & Dale vs. Evil, now available on DVD and Blu-ray.

Nurse 3-D is directed by Douglas Aarniokoski (The Day) and costars Corbin Bleu (High School Musical), Boris Kodjoe (Resident Evil: Afterlife) and Adam Herschman (Bucky Larson).

Posted below is video of Bowden’s Maxim shoot. To see pics, visit their site.

Freestyle Digital Media has set a Jan. 17 home-DVD release date for director Elise Robertson’s cannibal frightener Donner Pass. “Teen Wolf” recurring Desiree Hall stars as part of a group of snowboarding teens consumed by an ancient curse while snowboarding in the Sierra Nevada Mountains.

The film’s official synopsis reads:

DONNER PASS tells the story of settlers in 1846 that became snowbound in the Sierra Nevada Mountains and had to resort to cannibalism to survive.

Some 150 years later, a group of teens on a snowboard trip discover that the curse of the Donner Party still haunts those mountains when members of their group start turning up not only dead, but half-eaten.

Nothing – and no one – is what it seems in this provocative dark thriller. And history doesn’t always stay in the past.

Donner Pass was picked up by Freestyle Digital Media at the American Film Market in November.

Hall is best known for playing Beacon Hills’ sexy school nurse Jennifer on MTV’s new “Teen Wolf” series. The pretty redhead has also guest starred on the TV shows “NCIS: Los Angeles,” “CSI: Miami,” and NBC’s short-lived Jimmy Smits-courtroom drama “Outlaw.” Donner Pass is Hall’s feature film debut.

IFC Films has released a trailer for  director David Brooks’ feature film debut ATM. Written by Buried scribe Chris Sparling, the confined-space thriller follows three coworkers as they’re stalked late at night at an ATM vestibule by a lunatic eager to withdraw blood from their heads.

The film stars gorgeous Brit Alice Eve and two dudes that hopefully will perish violently within the first 20 minutes so that we can concentrate on Eve and her clingy white blouse and fantasize about how she would reward us if we came to her rescue—I’m guessing bangers and mash, her treat.

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Open Road Films and Liddell Entertainment have released a trailer for Open Water directors Chris Kentis and Laura Lau’s new thriller Silent House, an American remake of the Uruguayan haunted house film La Casa Muda.

Elizabeth Olsen (Martha Marcy, May, Marlene) stars in the real-time, inspired-by-true-events frightener as a woman consumed by horror as she finds herself trapped inside her family’s deteriorated old lake house.

Silent House opens March 9.

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It appears that after starring as Lois Lane on The CW’s long-running Superman series “Smallville,” Erica Durance is now ready to fight crime as a costumed superhero. The pretty 33-year-old Canadian actress will play a delusional vigilante who thinks she’s Wonder Woman on NBC’s David E. Kelly-produced lawyer dramedy “Harry’s Law.”

Set to premiere Jan. 11, the episode finds the Wonder Woman wannabe up on criminal charges and in need of counsel from Harriet Korn’s (Kathy Bates) Cincinnati-based law firm. Durance, who in the episode wears the costume originally designed for Adrianne Palicki in Kelly’s aborted “Wonder Woman” pilot, spoke to TV Guide about the character and outfit.

She says:

Having been in the comic world for a while now, I’m really very respectful of the people that love this character. I do take it very seriously.  As a side note, just to be light about it, any woman wearing tight pants is not super excited the first time she puts them on. [Laughs] I wasn’t exactly, you know, tight pants- or underwear-ready.

I’m very grateful for the pants. I know that people were very excited about the underwear and seeing them. To be quite frank, I don’t know if I could’ve done the underwear justice at this point in time and it might have been more upsetting for people to see me in them than to not, so I think the pants are a safe bet for me.

I’ll say it again. Wonder Woman in pants makes as much sense as having the Kool-Aid Man in a pair of cargos.

Durance, who played Lois Lane on “Smallville” for 10 seasons, has got a few genre creds under her belt, namely the 2002 indie Canadian frightener Sasquatch, Uwe Boll’s 2003 movie adaptation of Sega’s zombie shoot’em up House of the Dead, and the 2006 New Line sequel Butterfly Effect 2.

She’s also guest starred on the TV shows “Stargate SG-1,” “Tru Calling,” and “Andromeda.”

Paramount Pictures has set an Oct. 19 release date for the fourth installment of its scary-lucrative Halloween horror franchise Paranormal Activity. The film opens against crime-drama Gangster Squad and rom-com The Wedding before facing-off against branded frighteners Halloween 3-D and Texas Chainsaw Massacre 3-D.

Paranormal Activity 3 directors Henry Joost and Ariel Schulman will return to helm the project. The duo, which first caught fire with their 2010 social media suspense thriller Catfish, shot the third entry for a reported $5 million, and watched as it went on to gross over $200 million worldwide, making it the most profitable film in the franchise.

Bloody-Disgusting first broke the news of Joost and Schulman’s return. No word yet on whether Katie Featherston will reprise her role as demon-possessed Katie in the new sequel but, despite part three’s origins reveal, it’s hard to imagine the story going pre-eighties, considering its reliance on the the whole caught-on-video hook.

Prepare to swallow your soul in shock.

Up-and-comer Lily Collins won’t be dead by dawn in Ghosthouse Pictures’ upcoming reboot of Sam Raimi’s 1981 classic The Evil Dead. According to Bloody-Disgusting, Collins has scored the lead role of Mia, a character meant to replace original protagonist Ash Williams, famously played by the mighty Bruce Campbell.

Fede Alverez, an aspiring Uruguayan filmmaker who caught Raimi’s attention with an ambitious four-minute-plus sci-fi short entitled Panic Attack, is directing the remake from his own script, punched up by Oscar-winning screenwriter Diablo Cody (Juno, Jennifer’s Body).

Collins, who starred in last year’s post-apocalyptic-vampire-frightener Priest, is also toplining Tarsem Singh’s (The Immortals) Snow White re-imagining Mirror, Mirror and Screen Gems’ The Mortal Instruments, an adaptation of Cassandra Clare’s romantic, young-adult demon-slayer book series.

The Evil Dead will rise again on April 12, 2013.

A French trailer for writer/director Juan Diego Solanas’ sci-fi romancer Upside Down has gone online. The film stars Kirsten Dunst and Jim Sturgess as star-crossed childhood sweethearts living in alternate universes that exist above each other on opposing axes.

Described as a sci-fi “Romeo & Juliet,” Upside Down looks pretty damn quirky, but after peeping a nude Dunst in Lars von Trier’s Melancholia, it’s easy to understand how the busty 29-year-old could make any guy’s world go topsy turvy.

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