A formal announcement wasn’t made, but “Kill Theory” is the eighth film to participate in After Dark Film’s Horrorfest.

This bit o’ news comes via After Dark’s event trailer which was posted on Apple today. You can watch it right here.

Re-titled and awaiting release for some time now, Kill Theory is the directorial debut of producer Chris Moore. He played a part in Project Greenlight and executive produced Feast. Moore was also in line to direct a Race with the Devil remake before that was canned.

The film stars Agnes Bruckner, Theo Rossi, Patrick Flueger and Taryn Manning. Click on the title for a plot synopsis. And look for Horrorfest to kick off on January 29.

From Shock Till You Drop

Tonya S Holly of Alabama-based Cypress Moon Studios has cast Thora Birch, Taryn Manning and Cloris Leachman in The Story Of Bonnie And Clyde.

Rance Howard, Richard Tyson and Natalie Canerday have also joined the project, which as previously announced will star Hilary Duff and Kevin Zegers.

Holly wrote and will direct a new version of the celebrated story of the fugitive lovers in Depression-era America.

Principal photography is set to occur in Louisiana, Mississippi, and Alabama.

Cypress Moon’s slate includes the adventure trilogy Sleeping Giant: Union Of The Seven, and the family film When I Find The Ocean.

From Screen Daily

Media 8 Entertainment has acquired Scott Rosenbaum’s “The Perfect Age of Rock ‘n’ Roll,” a musical starring Kevin Zegers, Jason Ritter, Taryn Manning and Peter Fonda. In addition, the company announced that it has picked up the rights to Scott Teems’ drama “That Evening Sun,” starring Hal Holbrook, Jordan Baker’s psychological thriller “Duress,” and Alejandro González-Padilla’s romantic comedy “Regresa.” All four films will have their market debuts at the American Film Market next month.

“We’ve worked very hard, in what continues to be a difficult climate, to assemble what we feel is our strongest international sales slate to date,” said Media 8 President Stewart Hall in a statement. “We’re excited to head into the AFM…and look forward to the reactions from foreign buyers searching for commercial, high quality films with global appeal.”

From Indie Wire