• If you don’t wanna know the Project Greenlight film choice this year, and want to remain in suspense for the opening Bravo episodes, turn away now, because we’re gonna tell you the title and some details on that film. So, go to the next story if you REALLY wanna be in the dark on the entire project going into the show’s airing.

Still here? Cool. Alright, so it looks like the Greenlight flick is taking on a new direction this year: Not a drama, but rather, HORROR! Cool stuff.

Navi Rawat, Balthazar Getty, Krista Allen, Henry Rollins and JASON MEWES will star in Feast, the John Gulager-directed Project Greenlight horror movie produced by Wes Craven at Dimension.

The film is set during a snowy evening at a rural watering hole where a motley crew of bar patrons struggle to survive a hungry family of flying beasts set on consuming a human buffet.

Rawat (House of Sand and Fog, The O.C.) will play a character named Heroine.

Thanks to Coming Soon for the story. You can also now view the film’s page at the IMDB.

“Project Greenlight” will air on Bravo in the first quarter of next year.

• Wanna get caught up on your Degrassi now that Kevin’s in the picture? Season 1 comes to DVD on February 1st, 2005! You can buy the entire set (the freshman year) or as one of three single editions. Thanks to TVShowsonDVD for the announcement.
• Jersey Girl’s Raquel Castro plays the role of “Susan Waverly” in the Curran Theater’s production of White Christmas this season. The show runs 2 hours and 20 minutes, and runs through December 26th. Tickets are available through the juggernaut that is Ticketmaster, Tickco, and other venues.

• In case you’ve been missing out on the saga, MOVIES ASKEW (yes, that big link at the top of our page), is in full swing, with the first round of entries now part of our growing history. Kevin has watched the TOP 5 from round 1, and placed comments at the MOVIES ASKEW SITE:

	Fingers – “This reminded me of the kind of short films I watched relentlessly before I got up the cuts to write “Clerks.” Good, original stuff.”
	Going Down – “This adheres to the classic short film structure of set-up and massive punchline. Funny, funny stuff.”
	Back to Reality – “Beautifully lensed with strong performances. Great talent on display.”
	Coyote – “If you don’t laugh out loud at least twice during this flick, there’s something wrong with you. This is some antic, hysterical stuff.”
	Loveholstery – “Stick with this short and you will NOT be disappointed. This is twisted, naughty fun.”

Remember!!! Just because your short was not chosen for the final 5 does not mean it still does not have a chance! You can Lobby your short in the Life Boat section of the forum for votes and or you can resubmit for Round 2!

If you haven’t been taking some time to visit Movies Askew, GET OVER THERE! There’s heaps to do including a forum, filmmaker bios, and, oh yeah — You can WATCH all 5 of these wonderfully creative submissions from the comfort of your own computer chair. Whether you’re an aspiring filmmaker or just a fan of film in general, this project is not to be missed. Every member of the site has their chance to vote for their favorties every month.

Don’t forget, it only costs $25 and your time to enter a film, and the prize package is droolworthy. At the very least, please watch, and please vote. If you were disappointed in this year’s election results, here’s another chance to exercise your democratic power.