The passengers on board Grudge director Takashi Shimizu’s new in-flight frightener 7500 have had enough of mother-fucking ghosts on their mother-fucking plane. Unfortunately for them, Samual Jackson is no where to be found.

The passenger log does, however, include Amy Smart and Ryan Kwanten as a married couple on their way to visit with friends in Japan, fellow travelers Christian Serratos, Jerry Ferrara, Scout Taylor-Compton and sexy flight attendants Jamie Chung, Leslie Bibb, and Nicky Whelan.

7500 arrives in theaters on Aug. 31.

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Vera Farmiga (Source Code) and Patrick Wilson (Prometheus) have said I do to portraying married demonologists Ed and Lorraine Warren in New Line’s upcoming based-on-true-events frightener The Conjuring.

Written by Chad and Carey Hayes (Whiteout, House of Wax), the story follows the horrifying ordeal faced by the Perron family in 1970 after moving into a demon-possessed Rhode Island farmhouse.

Insidious and Saw director James Wan will helm the modestly-budgeted project, which is set to roll camera in North Carolina in March. Ghost hunter fans may recognize Ed and Lorraine Warren as the paranormal investigators called in to work the infamous Amityville Horror case of 1975.

AnnaLynne McCord (”90210″) stars opposite Antonio Sabato Jr. (”My Antonio”) and James Brolin (”Hotel”) in Bad Actor Island Bad Girl Island, a Caribbean-set supernatural thriller about a mysterious seductress who just may be a voodoo witch … or something.

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The film’s synopsis reads:

When the enchanting Simone (McCord) mysteriously appears on the tropical island of Eleuthera, no man can resist her deadly charm.

After seducing wealthy film producer Michael Pace (Sabato, Jr.) in his dreams, she comes back to haunt him in real life when his best friend is found murdered and the only evidence is a video of his friend making love to Simone and of course Michael’s dream.

Surprisingly, Simone shows up at a casting session with Pace and famous director Terry Bamba (Brolin), and soon they are all entwined in a deadly game of deception, seduction, and revenge.

Bad Girl Island arrives on DVD and VOD on Jan. 24 from Freestyle Digital Media.

McCord, best known for her role as privileged brat Naomi Clark on The CW’s “90210,” can also be seen in Millennium’s 2008 home-video original Day of the Dead, a remake of George Romero’s 1985 film, and the 20th Century Fox frightener The Haunting of Molly Hartley.

Former “Mad Men” starlet Abigail Spencer is set to star in geek-messiah Joss Whedon’s (The Avengers) modestly budgeted sci-fi romance In Your Eyes. Spencer will play a woman whose life is supernaturally intertwined with that of a man she would normally never befriend.

She tells Vulture:

It’s my first time [doing a project with Whedon], but I’ve always wanted to work with him. I’m so excited to do it. It’s the most romantic film in the history of time. It’s a supernatural romance.

Spencer, who is coming off last year’s Uni tent-pole Cowboys & Aliens, will next be seen as a mother who believes her child may be possessed in The Lionsgate sequel The Haunting in Georgia and as an assistant to young magician Oz in Sam Raimi’s Oz, the Great and Powerful.

In Your Eyes is directed by Brin Hill (Ball Don’t Lie) from a script by Whedon, who produces with Kai Cole through their recently launched Bellwether Pictures studio.

Lebanese actress Razane Jammal makes her feature film debut in Tobe Hooper’s Abu Dhabi-set supernatural thriller Djinn. The 24-year-old stunner plays an Emirati woman forced to return from America to her country by her husband, who is unaware that the new home that awaits them is built on cursed land.

She tells Rolling Stone:

You know, werewolves and vampires work really well in the West. In the East, it’s more about the djinn – everybody kind of fears them. So I really think that the movie is going to be a success, because it’s a topic that hasn’t really been talked about.

There’s a lot of local talent – it’s a real East meets West – it’s very interesting and it’s a very beautiful mix, and I think it’s going to work everywhere.

Djinn costars the gorgeous Aiysha Hart (in her movie debut), Malik McCall (Dreamcatcher) and Khalid Laith (The Devil’s Double) as Jammal’s husband. The ImageNation-produced film is Hooper’s first directorial effort since 2005’s Mortuary.

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Burgeoning scream queen Mischa Barton (”The O.C.”) is set to star in the supernatural romance I Will Follow You Into the Dark. The pretty 25-year-old Brit will play a woman willing to die to be with the lover who helped her get over the trauma of losing both her parents suddenly.

The Castlight Pictures and Zero Gravity release is written and directed by some guy named Mark Robinson. Costars include the very sexy Leah Pipes (Sorority Row), Ryan Eggold (”90210″) and Jaz Martin (The Shattering).

Barton, who made her horror acting debut as a tween in the 1999 M. Night Shyamalan mind-blower The Sixth Sense, returned to the genre in 2009 with roles in the buried-alive frightener Walled In and the psycho-bitch thriller Homecoming.

She will next be seen in the cave-set survival indie Into the Darkness and Apartment 1303, a 3-D remake of Japanese filmmaker Ataru Oikawa’s creepy J-Horror of the same name.

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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Brazilian model-turned-actress Gabriela Dias has sambaed her way into director H.M. Coakley’s Hollaback, a sequel to his debut feature Holla. Set in a plantation house in Louisiana, the film follows the mysterious deaths of a wedding party.

Joining the 5-foot-9 stunner are babes Laila Odom (”Sex Chronicles”) and Melissa Paulo (“Death Valley”), and leads Kiely Williams (The House Bunny), Vanessa Bell Callow (Lakeview Terrace) and everyone’s favorite Mexi-can Danny Trejo (Machete).

Hollaback is set to start shooting next week in Los Angeles. The original Holla was distributed by Lionsgate. If Mr. Coakley can get studio heavy-hitter Tyler Perry onboard the project and rename it Madea’s Hollaback, this could be a huge hit.

Giselle Itié, the Mexican-born and Brazilian-raised actress who made her American feature film debut as beautiful revolutionary Sandra Garza in Sylvester Stallone’s The Expendables, has jumped on board Chilean director Jorge Olguin’s ghost ship frightener Caleuche.

The film stars Itié as a terminally ill Boston-based marine biologist who sets out to visit the island of her ancestors and discovers their link to the Caleuche, a large phantom vessel known to sail the seas of Chiloé at night in search of drowned spirits.

The ship is manned by two sisters—a siren named Chilota and a water-spirit called Pincoya—and their brother Pincoyo, a male water-spirit who happens to be married to his Pincoya sister (kinky!). The $2 million ChileFilms and Olguin Films production is set to roll camera in Santiago, the capital city of Chile.

Shooting has commenced on Image Works Entertainment’s 3-D remake of Japanese filmmaker Ataru Oikawa’s creepy J-Horror frightener Apartment 1303. The film stars “The O.C.’s” Mischa Barton (pictured above), Rebecca De Mornay (Mother’s Day), and Julianne Michelle (Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps).

Apartment 1303 follows a young woman, who while  investigating the mysterious suicide of her sister, discovers a malevolent force that may have caused her sibling—and many women before her—to jump to their deaths from the room’s 13-story balcony.

The supernatural thriller is directed by Swedish filmmaker Daniel Fridell and costars vagina-less actors John Diehl (Stargate) and Robert Blanche (Zombie Apocalypse). Production is currently taking place in Montreal.

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