It’s been awhile since Sharon Stone parted her legs to seduce a man on the big screen, but the Basic Instinct star is still smoking. At least, that’s what W2 Media is banking on with their new stalker thriller Attachment.

Directed by Tony Kaye (American History X), the story finds Stone as a married woman tormented by the emotionally unstable college student she shared a one night fling with. Producers will shop the film at next week’s European Film Market in Berlin, Deadline reports.

Stone, whose genre creds include Total Recall, Sphere, Cold Creek Manor, and Diabolique, will soon be seen as Aphrodite in Marc Turtletaub’s (Little Miss Sunshine) big-screen adaptation of  British author Marie Phillips’ novel “Gods Behaving Badly.”

Unlikable rom-com actress Katherine Heigl will produce and star in the kinda dirty-sounding Face Blind. The film marks Heigl’s return to big-screen horror since 2001’s Valentine, in which she costarred with Wild Thing’s babe Denise Richards and “Bones” star David Boreanaz.

Heigl will play a psychologist stricken with prosopagnosia (face blindness), a neurological disorder caused by a lesion in the temporal lobe (that’s the part of the brain that allows us to remember people’s faces, duh.).

According to Deadline, which broke the story, Heigl’s character is stalked by a man who once terrorized one of her patients. Her condition, however, doesn’t allow her to identify the creep, and just ends up making her look crazy.

If Face Blind sounds familiar that’s because it’s pretty much a spot-on rehash of last year’s home-video original Faces in the Crowd, starring Milla Jovovich.

As German warrior princess Saxa on the Starz series “Spartacus: Vengeance,” Ellen Hollman is free to live as wild as she sees fit. But, in Italian director Enrico Clerico Nasino’s new psychological frightener True Love, indiscretions could get her and her loved ones hurt.

True Love follows twenty-something newlyweds Kate and Jack as they’re abducted, separated, and kept in locked rooms where they’re forced to watch surveillance footage of their lives together and made to answer emotionally explosive questions about their relationship.

Horror fans may recognize Hollman from her role as doomed med-school student Ivy in director David R. Ellis’ (Shark Night 3-D) 2008 slasher Asylum. The 28-year-old stunner can also be seen in the truly frightening Roadhouse 2: Last Call.

Canadian up-and-comer Rebecca Marshall (Saw 3-D) is in Los Angeles this week shooting writer/director Joe McClean’s (How to Make a David Lynch Film) new psychological sci-fi thriller Life Tracker.

Marshall plays Bell, one of three friends investigating the company Life Tracker Limited and the mysterious device it has created to predict people’s life spans—an invention that has sparked a global mass hysteria. Matt Dallas (”Kyle XY”) and Barry Finnegan (Forever Midnight) costar.

Horror fans may recognize the beautiful 5-foot-8 Hall from her role as doomed lawyer Suzanne in Saw 3-D. She also appeared in Darren Lynn Bousman’s horror-musical Repo! The Genetic Opera and played an alien stripper opposite “Game of Thrones” star Peter Dinklage on an episode of the short-lived CBS series “Threshold.”

To learn more about her and peep some pics, visit her site.

Photo: Brie Childers

After watching newcomer Ashlynn Yennie eat shit and die in madcap director Tom Six’s demented cult 2009 hit The Human Centipede, I was certain the Wyoming-born starlet would quit Hollywood and head back home to work the mines.

But, when she resurfaced in its sequel last year, it became apparent that Yennie is here to stay. I am now convinced that the pretty 26-year-old has got scream queen midi-chlorians pumping in her blood.

This, of course, bodes well for writer/director Adam Gierasch’s (Night of the Demons – 2010) new Seven Arts frightener Schism, which stars Yennie as a woman in a committed relationship with a Baton Rouge cook with a dark past.

Schism costars Callum Blue (“Smallville”) as Yennie’s boyfriend and Vinnie Jones (Midnight Meat Train) in what will surely be some kind of pissed off character role. The film—said to be in the vein of Adrian Lyne’s Jacob’s Ladder—will shoot in New Orleans.

Model-turned-actress-turned-drunken-cop-beater-and-escape-artist Estella Warren is bottling up her crazy to use in Danish writer/director Adam Neutzsky-Wulff’s new psych-thriller The Stranger Inside, currently shooting on the isle of Mallorca, Spain.

The 32-year-old Canadian stunner plays a psychotic actress tormented by a mysterious traveler (I Spit On Your Grave’s Sarah Butler) while vacationing in the Mediterranean with her psychiatrist husband (William Baldwin). Costars include Jeffrey Pierce (“Alcatraz”) and Katia Winter (Arena).

Warren, best known for costarring in Tim Burton’s 2001 Planet of the Apes remake, will next be seen as Catherine “Gypsy” Share in director Susanna Lo’s Manson Girls, a gritty bio-pic that follows the lives of eight female Charles Manson cult members up until the notorious Tate/ LaBianca murders.

“Eureka” starlet Jaime Ray Newman is set to star in Red Robin, a Michael Z. Wechsler-directed mind-control thriller about a man who manipulates people into accepting a delicious gourmet burger on their birthday.

Oh, wait. Here’s an accurate plot crunch courtesy of Variety:

A family reunion on a famed psychiatrist’s (Judd Hirsch) death bed spirals into chaos when he’s accused of using his many adopted children for the purposes of dark experiments in mind control.

Judd Hirsch? They should just call this Red Box.

Well, at least fans of the Syfy series “Eureka” will get a chance to peep Jaime Ray Newman in a new genre. The alluring 33-year-old redhead plays unconventional astrophysicist Tess Fontana on the show.

Newman also starred opposite Rebecca Romijn and Lindsay Price as an element-controlling witch with healing powers on ABC’s short-lived TV series Eastwick, an adaptation of author John Updike’s novel “The Witches of Eastwick.”

Agnes Bruckner (Vacancy 2: The First Cut) is joining Madeline Zima (”Californication”) in director Jamie Babbit’s upcoming homicidal lesbian thriller Breaking the Girl. The 26-year-old starlet replaces Brit Marling (Another Earth) as Zima’s lover and partner-in-crime.

The film follows two girlfriends who plot to kill each other’s enemies. Babbit, who directed Elisha Cuthbert and Camilla Belle in the highly underrated psych-thriller The Quiet, is working from a script by American Psycho scribe Guinevere Turner.

Breaking the Girl costars sexy starlets Tiya Sicar (“Vampire Diaries”), Kate Levering (”Drop Dead Diva”) and Shanna Collins (The Haunting of Molly Hartley). Vagina-less players include Shawn Ashmore (Frozen), Manish Dayal (”90210″) and Sam Anderson (“LOST”).

Bruckner is best known to fright fans for her starring roles in Sony Pictures No Vacancy 2: The First Cut and Dimension Films’ Venom. Other creds include AfterDark’s teen slasher Kill Theory, the Sandra Bullock snore-fest Murder by Numbers, and Lifetime’s “The Craigslist Killer.”

Canadian starlet Amanda Crew is toplining director Robert Cuffley’s Ferocious, a delightfully sleazy-sounding thriller that finds Crew playing a popular American actress out to retrieve a humiliating sex tape of herself shot during her days as a stripper.

The film’s official synopsis reads:

Leigh Parish (Crew) is the star on one of North America’s most popular TV shows. Beautiful, charismatic…her star’s ascension seems to have no ceiling.

On a return trip home and during a standard paint-by-number television interview, one of the phone in callers trips her up, unearthing an all-consuming anxiety within Leigh…one she had hoped was permanently buried.

Maurice is Leigh’s former boss, back when she worked in a sleazy nightclub, long before becoming famous. In his possession is a videotape with Leigh as the star. If distributed, the tape would effectively end Leigh’s career in the entertainment business.

The mere thought of the tape is enough to get Leigh’s blood pressure to rise. Maurice knows this and is intent on extorting Leigh for the rest of her life. But Leigh isn’t paying Maurice another nickel. She’s going to break into the club, retrieve the tape and destroy it. Or so the plan goes…

Or, so the plan goes? Hmm. Maybe she doesn’t get the tape back and instead goes on to land a Ryan Seacrest produced-reality show … terrifying.

Crew made her feature film debut in the 2006 frightener Final Destination 3. She has since gone on to star in Rampart Films’ upcoming sci-fi drama The Repeaters, the 2008 Lionsgate sleeper A Haunting in Connecticut and Summit’s criminally underrated—but hilarious Sex Drive.

Ferocious will shoot in Saskatoon, Canada through mid-December. Kim Coates (”Sons of Anarchy”) Stephen Huszar (30 Days of Night: Dark Days), Michael Eklund (The Divide) and Amy Matysio (Rabbit) costar.

From the demented minds behind the family classic Dead Hooker in a Trunk comes the new feel-good movie American Mary. Katharine Isabelle, best known for toplining the Ginger Snaps franchise, stars as a broke and bored med school student who starts to work the underground surgeries circuit for profit and thrills.

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The film’s official synopsis reads:

American Mary is the story of a medical student named Mary who is growing increasingly broke and disenchanted with medical school and the established doctors she once idolized.

The allure of easy money sends a desperate Mary through the messy world of underground surgeries, which leaves more marks on her than the so-called freakish clientele.

The Twisted Twins productions is written and directed by twin sisters Jen and Sylvia Soska. The film costars Paula Lindberg (”Eureka”), Antonio Cupo (Saint Sinner), David Lovgren (Cool Runnings), Twan Holliday (Pathfinder), and Tristan Risk.

No word on a release date yet, but you can keep up with the project through their Facebook page.

Katharine Isabelle made Clatto’s list of The 11 Sexiest Maneater Babes in Horror/Sci-fi.