Elijah Wood's A 'Maniac,' Robert Rodriguez Talks More 'Predators'

We lately introduced you news about "The almighty from the Rings" star Elijah Wood headlining a remake of William Lustig's sleazy horror classic, "Maniac." It did appear strange the sweet and gentle Frodo could be playing a perverse psychopath hunting women in the free time, but i was dare we are saying type of excited to determine how he'd accomplish it. Alexandre Aja ("Piranha," "Haute Tension") is creating the remake that finds Wood like a creepy killer working in an antique mannequin shop (obviously). He tracks for his sufferers with the Internet, and such as the original character Frank, has massive mother issues. The Daily Mail snapped up some stabby button snaps from the actor for action (his victim is performed by Genevieve Alexandra), so click to see Wood get his "Maniac" on. Elijah Wood goes crazy at work Guest! We sliced our way through this week's horror news which means you did not need to. Nobody wants that type of mess on the hands. Click through for additional horror bites! 'Sherlock Holmes' Author Moved to 'The Twilight Zone' Soon? "A Virtual DetectiveInch author Tony Peckham is within discussions to rewrite the brand new "Twilight Zone" film for Warner Bros. and Appian Way. As formerly reported, Matt Reeves ("Allow Me To In") is pointing the surreal, sci-fi upgrading from the classic TV series for that giant screen. The 1983 film version had four different story lines, but that one is certainly going solo and expects on searching in the black-and-whitened, Fishing rod Serling-located show for inspiration. Restore the pig faces! Robert Rodriguez Talks New 'Predators' Require more "Potential predators" inside your existence? Director Robert Rodriguez who lately trapped Adrien Brody and Laurence Fishburne within the wilds using the hyper violent alien predators spoke towards the Playlist, who requested him in regards to a new installment within the series. "I've not spoken for them [Fox] shortly. I understand they loved the thought of doing a different one. I ought to most likely call and sign in. I have been busy performing these other activities,Inch the director revealed. While Rodriguez's first upgrading from the creature-iffic actioner wasn't all we wished for, we'd get ready for round two. How about you? Steampunk Zombie Novel Unites with Classic Horror Studio Hammer Films of Congressman Christopher Lee vampire fame and many lately "Allow Me To In" and Daniel Radcliffe's "The Lady in Black" is going to be co-creating Cherie Priest's novel "Boneshaker." The steampunk zombie story is occur 1800s Dallas in which the undead took within the town, along with a mother looks for her teenage boy within the city's dark underworld. The project continues to be referred to as "Jules Verne [author of "Twenty 1000 Leagues Underneath the Ocean"] meets "Resident Evil."" Intrigued? Jesse Eisenberg Never Enrolled at 'Camp Hell' Much less sometime ago, we reported that "The Social Networking" star Jesse Eisenberg could be starring inside a direct-to-DVD flick known as "Camping Hell." The storyline found the "Adventureland" actor like a camper among demonic forces, controlled with a dubious priest inside a strict religious community. It works out that Eisenberg whose face and title were plastered all around the marketing material (such as the DVD cover) for that film was just within the movie for 5 minutes. The actor has become suing Lionsgate for $3 million for that little stunt they drawn. Are you going to still take a look at "Camping Hell" from curiosity? A 'Birdemic' Follow up to Fly Overhead Soon Remember James Nguyen's bizarre, apocalyptic feather craze "Birdemic?" The reduced-budget schlockfest which handled to operate inside a romantic subplot on the top of anything else gets a follow up. "Birdemic II: The Resurrection" will start filming in Feb and it is occur Hollywood around a personality named Bill who's attempting to shoot an indie film. Are you able to stand a follow up or was one enough? Inform us that which you think about this week's Horror Bites within the comments section as well as on Twitter!