The studio sent us this exclusive clip for the On Demand release of “Repo Men” by director Miguel Sapochnik and starring Jude Law, Forest Whitaker, Liev Schreiber, RZA, Alice Braga and Carice van Houten. Order Repo Men Anytime — On Demand! Synopsis: Academy Award-nominee Jude Law plays a repo man who pursues customers that can no longer pay for their implanted organs. Adapted from Eric Garcia’s novel, this dystopian thriller takes place in a futuristic Toronto after a long war in Africa has populated the city with wounded veterans in need of transplants that few can afford. Also starring Academy Award-winner Forest Whitaker and Liev Schreiber, Repo Men is the…

In an effort to promote and capitalize on the videos on demand (VOD) option, cable companies are entering into a $30 million advertising campaign with Hollywood studios, the Hollywood Reporter announced on March 17. With theater prices rising and the recession continuing, more people are turning to VOD to watch the latest releases. After accepting this fact, cable companies and Hollywood studios decided to launch the television, print and internet ad campaign, titled “The Video Store Just Moved In.” The campaign is focused on showing digital cable subscribers how easy it is to use their remotes to order movies on demand. Some of the movie studios who are participating in…

Mumbai / London, 3rd April, 2008: Eros Internationall plc, the AIM-listed leading company in Indian film entertainment and media, today announced that it has signed a three year content licensing deal with Aksh Optifibre Ltd on an upfront fee plus revenue share basis. Through the agreement, Eros’ Bollywood content will be distributed on A-Tel, Aksh-MTNL’s IPTV platform. A-Tel currently has 150 channels accessible to its subscribers. This collaboration aims to bring Bollywood entertainment to A-Tel subscribers through an Eros branded video-on-demand service giving them access to Bollywood content from the comfort of their homes. Eros has a library of over 1900 films and will provide a service showcasing its content…

News broke on LATIMES.COM that Lionsgate, Sony Pictures and Comcast will join together to create FEARNET, a video-on-demand Horror Channel devoted entirely to horror films. With a planned release date of this Halloween, FEARNET will be available both on cable and on the Internet. LATIMES mentions that they plan to play mainly studio horror features, but they may also feature “original content such as horror shorts”. Keep an eye on FEARNET.COM for more information.