I will admit, when I first picked up the DVD for "The Haunting of Molly Hartley", I thought to myself "oh great, another stupid horror film." I honestly wasn't expecting a whole lot, so I was pleasantly surprised when I popped it in and began watching.

Written by John Travis and Rebecca Sonnenshine and directed by Mickey Liddell, "The Haunting of Molly Hartley" tells the story of Molly Hartley (Haley Bennett), a 17-year-old girl who was stabbed by her mentally ill mother and survives. Also starring in the film are Chace Crawford (made famous by the CW's "Gossip Girls") and Jake Weber.

Though her wounds heal, Molly is constantly haunted psychologically by the incident. Hoping to help her move on, her father enrolls her in a new school.

As her 18th birthday fast approaches, Molly has to deal with the stresses of being the new kid and the continuing nightmares of her mother's attack that plague her daily life. As Molly begins to experience some of the same symptoms of her mother's psychosis, she learns her parents' most deepest, darkest secret, one that threatens her existence.

Actor Samuel L. Jackson now has something that most Americans don't right now - job security - after having signed to an impressive 9 picture deal with Marvel. He's reportedly signed on to play superspy Nick Fury.

The soon-to-be comic book icon first created a buzz when he made a cameo appearance at the end of Iron Man in 2008, and then confirmed his role in the movie's forthcoming sequel. His role was in jeopardy, however, after he claimed negotiations between his reps and Marvel had broken down to the current economic crisis.

Despite this, he managed to strike a deal with Marvel. He's now confirmed a recurring star in the studio's upcoming big screen comic book adaptations. It includes appearances in Iron Man 2, Captain America, The Avengers and its subsequent sequels, and possibly as the lead in a S.H.I.E.L.D movie - the fictional espionage agency the Nick Fury character heads.

When Hollywood runs out of ideas for new films, what do they do? Why they remake old ones, and often times, ruin some of our beloved favorites. Next up for a hack job is the childhood favorite, "The Neverending Story."

The Kennedy/Marshall Co. and Leonardo DiCaprio's Appian Way are in discussions with Warner Brothers about reviving the now 25-year-old franchise with a new modern twist. WB recently acquired rights to the property.

The film is based off of a German-language novel by Michael Ende. The original film focused on a boy named Bastian Balthazar Bux who discovers a parallel world in a book. As he delves deeper into the book, he finds his own life increasingly intertwined with the novel's plot. In the book, a hero in the land of Fantasia must save the universe on behalf of an empress.

Dieter Geissler, producer of the original film, will also produce this modern remake. Sarah Schechter and Jesse Ehrman will oversee for Warners. The new incarnation of the film will take a look at more of the nuanced details of the book that had been glossed over in the original.

Prior to his arrest for allegedly assaulting girlfriend Rihanna, Chris Brown had a carefully crafted "good boy" image. That of course all went to hell, and he's since seen advertising deals with Wrigley's and Got Milk suspended. They, however, weren't the only two companies hoping to capitalize on the teen star's success. Sony, hoping to milk a few extra tickets at the box office, signed on Brown to play in an upcoming mid-budget drama film. But now that he's got this scandal under his belt, Sony's hoping to distance themselves and remove him from all advertising for the film.

The film in question is "Bone Deep", which saw Brown in a supporting role alongside T.I. The movie's more experienced actors - Hayden Christensen and Paul Walker - were to carry the film. Brown and T.I. were mainly around for the box office boost.

The film's marketers now have a bit of a problem on their hands. According to the hip-hop site Woooha, distributor Sony Screen Gems is now scrambling to "erase" him from all movie poster, trailer and TV ads. He'll remain in the final cut of the film, but you'd never know that from the promo materials.

We all now the winners at last night Oscar Awards, but there was another award show that showcased the worst that Hollywood had to offer. Yes, the 29th Golden Raspberry Awards were held over the weekend and the big "winners" were Mike Myers and Paris Hilton who picked up multiple Razzie Awards. Hilton managed to pull the rare double winning the award for Worst Actress and Worst Supporting Actress.

Here is a rundown Razzie Award Winners from Saturday evening:

Oscar night 2009 was dominated by the evenings' biggest winners - Slumdog Millionaires, Kate Winslet, Penelope Cruz, and Sean Penn's upset win. Dreamgirls director Bill Condon and producer Larry Mark teamed up to put on the entire show, which may not have been particularly memorable, but lived up to the glitz and glamour of Hollywood's most prestigious awards show.

By far the 81st Academy Awards' biggest winner was "Slumdog Millionaires", which took home an impressive 8 Oscars. Not unsurprisingly, Heath Ledger was also posthumously honored by snagging an award for best supporting actor. Sean Penn managed and upset to take home an award for best leading actor, beating out Mickey Rourke, who many had tapped to win.

Check out the full list of winners and nominees. Winners are bolded.

Best Motion Picture of the Year

The Curious Case of Benjamin Button
Frost/Nixon
Milk
The Reader
Slumdog Millionaire -- WINNER

Best Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role

Richard Jenkins for The Visitor
Frank Langella for Frost/Nixon
Sean Penn for Milk -- WINNER
Brad Pitt for The Curious Case of Benjamin Button
Mickey Rourke for The Wrestler

Best Performance by an Actress in a Leading Role

Anne Hathaway for Rachel Getting Married

California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger will be making a cameo appearance in the upcoming film "The Expendables".The upcoming film is written and directed by the Governator's friend Sylvester Stallone and is due for release sometime in 2010. The films plot revolves around mercenaries who are attempting to overthrow a South American government.

"Since I've become governor I've done three cameos when friends ask me and Sly asked me if I would do a cameo. I said of course I would help you do a cameo, there's no two ways about that."

Schwarzenegger is facing term limits in California and by taking a role in a big budget film, which also stars A-Lister Mickey Rourke, it looks like he will return to acting when he leaves office in 2011. Will anyone want to cast a 63 year old for an action movie-if it will sell tickets they will do it in a heartbeat.

Hollywood's biggest night of glitz and glamor is underway with the hottest stars getting all dolled up for the big Oscar Award festivities. We have compiled some snapshots of your favorite entertainers for the big award show.

Among the photos we have collected are Best Actor Nominee Mickey Rourke in a dazzling white suit. High School Musical Star Zac Efron who will be performing with fellow Disney star Vanessa Hudgens tonight. Queen Latifa taking in the proceedings at the Academy Awards. Celebrity couple Sarah Jessica Parker and Matthew Broderick arriving on the red carpet. Singer Miley Cyrus who probably be crowned with the award for most extravagant dress at the affair.

We'll be updating this page throuhgout the evening, so be sure to check back often to see what your favorite actor or actress wore at tonight's big event.

Cinematical.com points to a blog where a list of this year's Oscar winners have supposedly been leaked. The authenticity of the list has not yet been confirmed, but some believe that the presence of a few upsets on the list lends it some kind of credibility, namely the fact that Amy Adams was tapped as Best Supporting Actress. Others find the results to be questionable and nothing more than a ploy for attention.

Here's the full list of the supposed winners as posted on the blog:

Actor in a leading role: Mickey Rourke
Actor in a supporting role: Heath Ledger
Actress in a leading role: Kate Winslet
Actress in a supporting role: Amy Adams
Animated Feature Film: Wall-E
Art Direction: The Dark Knight
Cinematography: Slumdog Millionaire
Costume Design: The Curious Case of Benjamin Button
Directing: Slumdog Millionaire
Documentary feature: Man on Wire
Documentary short: The Conscience of Nhem En
Film editing: Milk
Foreign language film: Departures
Makeup: The Curious Case of Benjamin Button
Music (Score): Defiance
Music (Song): Down to Earth (Wall-E)
Best Picture: Slumdog Millionaire
Short film (animated): Presto

Sequels rarely live up to the glory of the original films, but you know a movie is going to be bad when Madonna is cast in it. According to E! News' Ryan Seacrest, Madonna's business partner, Guy Oseary, is executive producing the Twilight sequel - New Moon - and wants to get the aging pop star involved somehow. Seacrest says that she'll likely have a role in the movie, as well as put together the soundtrack.

With Madonna being so deeply involved in the film, we're predicting a sweep at next year's Razzie awards. Unless of course Paris Hilton signs on for another B-list movie and gives Madge a run for her money.