According to IMDB Diora Baird has been cast in a new movie ‘Blood Out‘ along side Val Kilmer, Luke Goss, 50 Cent, Tamer Hassan and others. and a  thriller called ‘Riddle‘ along side Val Kilmer again which is currently being filmed in Pittsburgh.

When big city detectives refuse to further investigate his kid brother’s gang related murder, small town Sheriff Michael Spencer drops the badge and goes undercover to find his brother’s killer and avenge his death.

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Last Year #35

“I’m going to use my tongue on you in ways never intended…” So spoke Miami-born beauty Diora Baird in her breakthrough sex-hungry role in The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning. And from that point onwards the precedent was set, with sharp-mouthed ex-Playboy blonde hotting it up as a sexy green alien in Star Trek (even if her role only makes the DVD extras. But the real perk? Follow the 27-year-old on Twitter, where she combines the impossible: being fit and funny. “Shit’s about to get crazy,” she tweets about a photo of an old man looking really sad sat on a park bench.

If you weren’t already stoked for Adam Gierasch’s Night of the Demons remake, we’re pretty damn confident you will be after seeing these new slices of demonic mayhem!

Cinematographer Yaron Levy just updated his official site with a horror reel that shows off tons of footage from the forthcoming remake. You can dig on it below.

Night of the Demons stars Diora Baird, Shannon Elizabeth, Monica Keena, Bobbi Sue Luther, Jonathan Beach, Michael Copon, Tiffany Shepis, and Edward Furlong. Look for it in theatres on September 23rd.

Synopsis
“Angela Feld is throwing the Halloween party to end all Halloween parties at the infamous Broussard Mansion in New Orleans, where dark events transpired almost a century ago. But when the packed party gets busted by the police, Angela and her friends Maddie, Lily, Suzanne, Colin, Dex, and Jason are the only ones left behind. Soon Colin and Angela make a grisly discovery in the basement, and inexplicable events start to take place. With the mansion gates mysteriously locked, the seven find themselves trapped for the night … and soon they’re fighting ancient demons for their very souls.”

Source: Dreadcentral.com

Playboy (US) – August 2005

Playboy (RU) – December 2005

Tora (CA) – November 2006

I had some database issues, so i couldn’t post this earlier. We like to wish Diora a Happy 27th Birthday here at Diorabaird.org. Send all your birthday wishes via twitter at:

Twitter.com/Diorabaird01

Is the success of ‘Twilight’ good or bad for horror? Can the series be a “gateway drug” to get younger audiences interested in scarier fare? With Riki Lindhome, Jen Yamato, Diora Baird, Heather Wixson and Denise Gossett.

I’ve uploaded Diora’s scenes to our youtube channel and screencaptures to the gallery. Diora did a great job i must say. Watch the clip above and see it for yourself. The audio is a bit of sync but i shall upload a downloadable version soon.

Below is a sneak peak of the episode “witness” of Law & Order: SVU  featuring Diora which airs this wednesday (March 17th). It looks amazing!!!

Our caffeinated confab continues with a look at the cyclical nature of trends in horror – and a universal love for ass-kicking Sigourney Weaver. With Riki Lindhome Jen Yamato, Diora Baird, Heather Wixson and Denise Gossett.

Dread caught up with director Adam Gierasch yesterday in an effort to ascertain the current plans for his feature Night of the Demons, a flick that initially was to have received a theatrical release last October via Seven Arts Distribution. Revealed the director, who co-wrote with Jace Anderson his remake of director Kevin Tenney’s 1988 feature of the same name, “Night of the Demons is aiming for a decently-wide release on September 23, 2010.” In addition, he provided us with some new exclusive production stills!

Gierasch was coy about mentioning the distributor of his redux, which stars Diora Baird, Shannon Elizabeth, Monica Keena, Bobbi Sue Luther, Jonathan Beach, Michael Copon, Tiffany Shepis, and Edward Furlong, although he was transparent in regard to his additional (and rather exciting) plans for the release of Night of the Demons.

“Hopefully we’ll be able to do some concerts to celebrate the release,” said Geirasch, whose directorial debut was the 2008 film Autopsy. “We are definitely going to do (one) in L.A., and maybe New York, and I can’t guarantee it, but I hope New Orleans because that is where the movie takes place and where we shot it.”

Appearing on the soundtrack are “45 Grave, who did our theme song,” revealed the filmmaker, “and Type O Negative, TSOL, Pscyhocharger, Goatwhore, Wednesday 13, and Dead By Day. The soundtrack is awesome, and it’s all the way through the whole movie, too. We did fight scenes to punk-rock songs, demon attacks to punk-rock songs – I describe it as ‘party horror’.”

As for his feelings on the completed film, “I love it. It’s got punk-rock and big-breasted chicks being chased by demons – what more do you want? It’s everything that makes life worth living. I think it’s just super fun.”

Dread queried the filmmaker as to what’s next on his plate, and while we are sworn to secrecy until a later date regarding a slew of simmering genre projects he and Anderson are cooking up, the filmmaker did allow that he’s finishing up a film he directed from a genre script the pair co-wrote.

“I will say,” teased Gierasch, who didn’t reveal the title (although a quick Google search may or may not provide such), “that it’s a psychological drama slash ghost story and also that I believe it will have a limited release in August or September.”

Source: DreadCentral.com