Official Poster For Nikki Reed's 'Chain Letter'

Nikki Reed's Chain Letter will come to DVD this August. The above is the newest poster for the thriller.

When high school senior Jessie Campbell (Nikki Reed) and her tight-knit group of friends begin to receive a series of foreboding email chain letters, they have no idea the terror that awaits them. With a warning that if they break the chain, they will lose a life, the seemingly harmless email turns deadly when one-by-one the friends that do not forward the chain letter are hunted down and gruesomely killed by horror's newest villain, the Chain Man

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Nikki Reed's 'Chain Letter' Trailer

Spring and Summer Movies Featuring Your 'Twilight' Saga Stars

“A Nightmare on Elm Street” – Kellan Lutz – Release date: April 30, 2010. Some fans have scoffed at Kellan’s upcoming appearance in “A Nightmare on Elm Street” saying the remake is a large step down from “Twilight”. While it’s true that the sixth film in any franchise is rarely the best, Kellan will be joining the ranks of distinguished Freddie Krueger alumni including Johnny Depp, Laurence Fishburne, and Patricia Arquette.

“The Last Airbender” – Jackson Rathbone – Release date: July 2, 2010. So this one technically doesn’t come out until after “Eclipse” but now’s the time to start getting stoked. This much-anticipated animated-TV-show-turned-action flick features Jackson as Sokka, a teenage water tribe warrior. The film is about the vanishing of the peacemaker who keeps the lords of the four elements in harmony, and his successor who must step in to restore balance.

“Chain Letter” – Nikki Reed – Release date: August, 2010. The tagline for the movie gets right to the point: “if you don’t forward it, you die”. Nikki Reed will lead the cast in what appears to be a classically designed horror flick: sinister force + helpless teenagers = characters dropping like flies.

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Nikki Reed's 'Chain Letter' Set For National Release

Nikki Reed's horror film Chain Letter has been acquired by New Films International which has planned to release the film in 400 cities the first week of August 2010. If all goes well, other cities will get a hold of Chain Letter.

Ron Gell, chief content officer for New Films, says "Chain Letter" will be a "breakout film for Deon [Taylor] and a breakout film, period," with potential for sequels in the same way that horror classic "Saw" spawned a movie franchise.

"Chain Letter" is "amazingly directed. Deon really stepped up and did a knockout job," says Gell, whose company recently moved into the domestic film business after 30 years as an international distributor.

"This (film) started with everybody in Hollywood slamming the door on me and saying, no, they wouldn't (release) it theatrically," he says. "But you deal with it, stand up and ask more people."

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