Suicide Girls Must Die (2010)

What is it about watching other people shaking in terror that freaks us out and yet still engages our attention? Why are movies like The Blair Witch Project and Paranormal Activity so successful with movie audiences? These are two horror films that blurred the lines of horror and reality.One film steps further - SuicideGirls Must Die!Here's the hook: Twelve sexy, edgy, beautiful women from the famed SuicideGirls website (SuicideGirls.com) shoot a pin-up calendar while staying at a remote cabin in Maine. One by one, the girls start disappearing, leaving the others scared and running for their lives. Seen through the eyes of both hidden and the girls' own cameras, this unscripted story captures the ladies - all non-actors and unaware their every move is being recorded - in the first reality horror movie of its kind. SuicideGirls Must Die! opens March 12 (but not in Los Angeles) from First Look Studios.I would welcome having you interview Missy Suicide, the founder of the SuicideGirls (www.suicidegirls.com was just named sexiest website by the LA Weekly). The SuicideGirls are dedicated to celebrating amazing, sexy women who fail to fit in society's mold. Fed up with the tired and predictable definition of beauty, they strive not to be like everyone else. What many people consider strange, weird or screwed up makes the SuicideGirls beautiful. With its creators based in Los Angeles, the SuicideGirls began in 2001 as a like-minded, non-traditional community, an online publication, and a collection of alternative pin-up photos. Combining the DIY attitude of underground culture with a vibrant, sex positive collective of women (and men), the company was founded on the belief that creativity, personality and intelligence are not incompatible with sexy, compelling entertainment, and millions of people agree. --© GS Entertainment