Premiering this April, "Shelter" is a spooky horror thriller staring Julianne Moore and our favourite king Jonathan Rhys Meyers ("The Tudors"). In "Shelter" Julianne plays a forensic psychiatrist trying to uncover the mystery of why one of her patients has multiple personalities that all appear to be murder victims. This supernatural thriller comes from the writer of the intriguing film "Identity" and the producer of "The Ring". Check out the scary trailer bellow.
In a battle between big studios Fox 2000 has just picked up film rights to the young-adult dystopian fantasy novel "Incarceron", written by British author Catherine Fisher. 
The studio is planning to adapt this into a franchise. The book has been published in the U.S. just three weeks ago but it immediately appeared on the "New York Times" children's bestsellers list. Over in Europe the book was published in 2007 with the second tome "Sapphique" being released back in 2008.
"Incarceron" tells the intriguing story of a young boy who lives in a prison that is a complete society; outside the prison, the world is stuck in the 17th century and run by computers. The boy comes into contact with the warden's daughter, who lives in her own sort of jail, and they find a key that can change everything.