We are so excited for the sequel to the horror anthology, V/H/S/2. Because this time, THERE BE ALIENS! Too long have we gone without genuinely horrifying aliens.

Here's the synopsis:

Searching for a missing student, two private investigators break into his house and find collection of VHS tapes. Viewing the horrific contents of each cassette, they realize there may be dark motives behind the student's disappearance.

V/H/S/2 will be released on June 6th.

For the beach bunny with strong beliefs, or a strong desire for a Pentagram-tan-line chest. Either way, you do you girl.

Only $55 at Ebay.

You're finally getting that live-action Halo you've been clamoring for, and it's going to be produced by Steven Spielberg. Poor Neill Blomkamp.

Xbox announced during their big reveal that a Halo series is in the works, but for Xbox Live only:

A #Halo live action TV series executive produced by Steven Spielberg is coming to #XboxOne

— Xbox (@Xbox) May 21, 2013

The live-action TV series will be based around the video game franchise Halo, and will be called World of Halo. So yay for a Halo show — it can't be any worse than Terra Nova... right?

Top image via Gamersbin.com

It's been a long time since we've seen a vampire movie with complicated monster hierarchies, gorgeous period-piece costumes and bittersweet relationships. But Neil Jordan (writer of High Spirits and director of The Crying Game) is channeling that old Anne Rice feeling. Let's hope it works.

This movie stars the gorgeous Saoirse Ronan and Gemma Arterton as a mother/daughter vampire pair who seek refuge in small British hotel. But their secret feeding habits won't stay hidden for long. Plus (from the looks of this trailer) there's plenty of juicy backstory to dive in. Fingers crossed this new crop of art house vampire flicks keeps living up to expectations, the way Kiss of the Damned did.

Byzantium will premiere on June 28th.

In celebration of misunderstood big bads we give you "The Adoration of Elphie." The Wicked Witch of the West has never looked more beautiful!

Painted by artist James Hance, this work of art was available on Ebay (until it sold out). Please make more!

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or point to people who do:

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Quite a bit. We're not cross about it, but we will say it was ridiculous to basically write a scene where the smart female scientist strips in front of the captain for no real reason. Nudity in the bed room is understandable. This was just HEY LOOKIE BOOBIES, and Star Trek deserves better than that.

Finally a familiar face! The latest Wolverine reveals a little bit of plot behind Wolvie's fancy Japanese vacation. Plus, there's a sneak peek at the final level big boss Logan will most likely have to fight with his shirt off.

Anything we missed?

The Wolverine hits theaters on July 26th.

Still scratching your head over the random underwear scene with Alice Eve in Star Trek Into Darkness? Head producer and writer Damon Lindelof has finally "copped" to the fact that the nudity was completely gratuitous.

Taking to twitter Linedlof has tweeted a string of apologies to those who were offended by filming Doctor Carol Marcus, the Starfleet science officer, stripping down into her underwear before putting on her special torpedo disarming outfit:

Lindelof addressed this issue further in an email to MTV:

Why is Alice Eve in her underwear, gratuitously and unnecessarily, without any real effort made as to why in God's name she would undress in that circumstance? Well there's a very good answer for that. But I'm not telling you what it is. Because... uh... MYSTERY?

Good. If we're going to start blasting IMAX shots of naked medical/science officers for no reason besides because they could, at least give us a few Bones pics. But seriously, it was horribly ridiculous and we're glad they learned from their silly decision to force the one new female character with speaking lines to strip in front of Captain Kirk.

Here it is — the very first Teen Wolf trailer with footage from the new season, and it's stuffed with hairy man-candy.

Teen Wolf, the show that started off bad but then surprised us all when it turned into an interesting drama with sexy menfolk, returns for a third season. And now there's a new trailer stuffed with an all-alpha werewolf pack. Which apparently means they have super strength, red eyes and tight fitting t-shirts. The new season starts on June 3rd.

Here's your very first look at Mystique from X-Men: Days of Future Past!

On the last movie it took Lawrence 7 hours in the makeup chair to transform into Mystique. Even though it's only been a few years, Mystique does look a little older (even under all of that makeup). Can't wait to see how our favorite mutant has changed — and if she'll pull out the skull belt in this movie.

[via Bryan Singer's twitter.]

Ernie the Junkie? Finn the shark-toothed monstrosity? Artist Dan LuVisi has imagined a whole new backstory for your favorite heroes and playful puppets. What would Wreck-It-Ralph look like if he fell off the bad-guy wagon? What would Buzz Lightyear look like as a real space bad ass?

You may remember LuVisi's work from his book Last Man Standing, but now he's working on Popped Culture a series which he describes as, "A pop-culture series based off characters from famous videogames, film, and movies—-but in an alternate and wildly disturbing universe." Which means Bert gets sent to the Vietnam War and comes back to save Ernie from his smack habit. Fun!

What's the POV of the Jaeger pilots in Guillermo del Toro's new giant monsters vs. giant robots movie Pacific Rim? We gleaned a collection of images ripped from the new trailer that show off what's happening inside the head of the giant mecha machine.

Clamp on!

Spine shot.

Memory sync.

This is what memories look like when the pilots are synced.

The pilots are loaded into the head, and then the robotic noggin is dropped down a chute and onto the shoulders of the giant Jaeger body.

Memory sync from the Boss' perspective.

Via Scified.

The Russians.

Photo by WENN.com

behold every single made-up website featured on Doctor Who, with an added bonus of a collection of actors nonsensically mashing their fingers onto keypads. Oh, Doctor, if only real life was as simple as hacking into the Royal Navy from your bedroom.

[via Geekologie]