What’s awaiting horror fans who visit “The Cabin in the Woods”? The answer will be revealed on April 13 when Drew Goddard’s sly and subversive genre riddle finally reaches movie theaters. At WonderCon, Lionsgate hosted a special sneak preview of the film and, afterward, director-writer Goddard was joined on-stage by his partner on the project, writer-producer Joss Whedon. I interviewed the two of them and, between a lot of laughter, there was a feeling in the room that pair would deliver one of the most intriguing popcorn diversions of 2012.

You’ll find some highlight moments from the Q&A below, but first a bit of background about the film’s protracted path to the projection room. Some horror movies keep the audience on the edge of their seat — this one had that effect on the cast and crew, which filmed it back in 2009 with an early 2010 target release. The fiscal calamity at MGM snuffed that plan, though, and it was left to Lionsgate to reel in the property from cinema limbo.


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LA Times

Millions of fans flocked to theaters to see him as the God of Thunder in the blockbuster film THOR last summer and are eagerly anticipating his next potential hit Marvel movie, THE AVENGERS, in the spring.  This June, they can meet Chris Hemsworth as he headlines Wizard World Philadelphia Comic Con at the Pennsylvania Convention Center on Saturday, June 2, where he will sign autographs, pose for photo ops and greet well-wishers. 


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A NEW image has been released from teen horror tale The Cabin in the Woods, with Thor star Chris Hemsworth and co-stars looking ahead at something creepy or weird.

I am assuming it must be creepy or weird judging from their facial expressions. And, of course, because this is a horror film, so it's unlikely to be something pleasant and cuddly. The full image is featured below.

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Coventry Telegraph

In just over a month, The Cabin in the Woods went from being a big question mark to a very lively PR rollout. The Joss Whedon-produced, Drew Goddard-directed film, co-written by both men and distributed by Lionsgate, first got a puzzling poster in early December followed a few days later bythe first trailer. Now you can add the very first movie still to the ever-growing list of PR material.


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