Trailer Park: Legions of Abiding Wolf Men

The Fourth Kind
Whether or not you actually believe in such things, this alien abduction thriller which is supposedly based on true events looks creepy as hell. Milla Jovovich stars and the film releases on November 6.

Legion
A motley crew of humans in an out of the way diner are the first point of attack for a band of angels who, acting upon God's orders, aim to exterminate humanity. This could be quite awesome, but this red band trailer is pretty long. I hope I haven't just seen all the good parts. The wrath of the almighty starts on January 22.

Gentlemen Broncos
Jemaine Clement stars as a science fiction writer who steals his latest book from a fan. Clement is hilarious on Flight of the Conchords and this seems like a similar brand of humor. The dramatizations of scenes from the swiped novel are priceless, and it's directed by the dude who brought us Napoleon Dynamite. This goes into limited release on October 30.

Did You Hear About the Morgans?
Romantic comedy in which a couple played by Hugh Grant and Sarah Jessica Parker find their strained relationship pushed even further when they have to join the witness protection program. The rumors start on December 11.

Law Abiding Citizen
Gerard Butler plays a man whose wife and and daughter are murdered but the killer gets off on a plea bargain. This one ups the ante by having Butler's character capable of pulling off extreme acts of vengeance even while he's in prison. You can start getting even on October 16.

House of the Wolf Man
While the big budget Wolf Man remake has been pushed back to February of 2010, this black and white nod to the Universal monster flicks of the forties looks like it might be a more faithful homage than the Del Toro film. Dracula is in there too as well as a pretty cool looking Frankenstein monster. Apparently this film is intended as an unofficial followup to Universal's House of Frankenstein and House of Dracula with Lon Chaney Jr.'s grandson Ron playing the tormented lycanthrope. Not sure how wide a release this will get, but it will be in theaters on October 1st.

New this week on AOL Moviefone:

• A Serious Man - New film from the Coen Brothers about a college professor in 1967 trying to find meaning in his life.
• Assassination of a High School President - A reporter for a high school newspaper investigates some stolen SAT's and finds a much deeper conspiracy.
• The Lovely Bones - Based on the bestselling novel and direted by Peter Jackson, this film concerns a young girl who is murdered and watches over her family from the afterlife.
• The Burning Plain - Charlize Theron stars in this tale of three interconnecting love stories.
• Bright Star - Period romance based on the relationship of poet John Keats and Fanny Brawne.
• Saw VI - The perennial horror franchise returns.
• Zombieland - A zombie comedy starring Woody Harrelson.
• The Fantastic Mr. Fox - Trailer No. 1
• I Can Do Bad All By Myself - Tyler Perry returns to the role of pistol-packing grandma Madea.
• Armored - Armored truck drivers conspire to steal the money they are guarding.
• The Stepfather - Horror remake in which a dangerously psychotic man worms his way into a new family.
• 2012 - Epic tale of the apocalypse as predicted by the Mayan calender.
• Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs - Animated feature about a young inventor who makes a machine that causes food to fall from the sky.
• New Moon - Second trailer for the Twilight sequel.
• District 9 - Second trailer the science fiction film about aliens living as refugees on Earth.
• The Open Road - A young man tries to reconnect with his estranged father on a road trip.
  
• Cloud 9 - German language film in which a woman must decide between her husband of 30 years or her newfound love.
  
• Paris - Love and life dilemmas for a handful of friends in the City of Lights.
  
• Untitled - A composer of avante garde music begins a torrid romance with a gallery owner.