Movie Minesweeper - The Wheelbarrow And The Carrot Cake Edition

- The new Sony Pictures Podcast is up on YouTube. Plenty of I Know Who Killed Me footage, followed by Daddy Day Camp and, finally, Superbad. I'm holding out hope for just the one of those, I'm afraid...

- MTV have spoken to Kevin James about I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry and One Nation Under Bob.

- Just to clarify: The Valkyrie crew have been banned from the Benderblock building but they are receiving plenty of other support from the German film community. Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck said the film "would do more to promote Germany's image than 10 World Cup soccer championships could ever do".

- Spike Lee has been talking up his next, Miracle at St. Anna.

- Nathan Fillion may well be joining Desperate Housewives too - as Dana Delaney's husband.

- Murdoch's digital-terrestrial pay service here in the UK may come to PCs as well as set-top boxes.

- Cinematical have a first look at the new Invasion poster. It's certainly nothing special.

- Seems like Andrew Divoff is going to be in Indiana Jones IV. Perhaps. I saw the link at JoBlo.

- Douglas Pipes has been recording his score for Trick'r Treat.

- The Guardian have profiled MoviePol, an online 'virtual cinema' that will offer new distribution possibilities to unlucky filmmakers, and if we're lucky, some real gems for the audience. Fingers crossed...

I Know The Direct Download Links For Who Killed Me

You can directly download the trailer to Chris Sivertson's I Know Who Killed Me in every quicktime variety: low, medium, high, ultra, 480p, 720p, 1080p.

Remember to retitle the file something like bluerose.mov or something.

Now I Just Don't Know About I Know Who Killed Me

All of the signs for I Know Who Killed Me were pretty bad. Chris Sivertson's previous film, The Lost, was massively disappointing; the Killed Me stills were underwhelming; Lindsay Lohan was starring.

Now, though, the film's official site is open and it's... interesting. After an age verification (I lied and pretended to be somebody I know from the US, I don't have a zip code to check against my other claims) you are offered nothing more than a few voyeuristic videos, featuring cast and locations from the film but almost certainly not actual footage.

These clips are very intriguing - particularly their voiceover tracks. None of them sit quite square-on with what I thought I knew about the plot, so there's instantly a degree of mystery.

Lohan Behold

People have the poster for, and two stills from, I Know Who Killed Me. I had high hopes for Chris Sivertson, then I saw The Lost and... they lowered somewhat. These pics haven't really done anything to change my mind, I'm afraid. My favourite Sivertson film remains Jack and Jill, as seen in May,

The blue rose is obviously quite significant... and look at those red curtains... is this whole film some kind of Fire Walk With Me tribute flick?