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While we wait for the official poster(s) and media to surface from the Otherworld we thought we’d host a contest to capture your very own skills as creative creatures.

JB and LP the managers of the page invite you to make a onesheet or quad movie poster design for Silent Hill: Revelation 3D.

There will be three prizes of a copy of the Lakeside Amusement Park poster from Silent Hill: Revelation 3D (donated by a fellow fan on our page)

“The one who will lead us to Paradise with blood stained hands!”

Award One – Decided by you the fans based on number of votes on the design

“Well, the guest of honor has arrived. Let’s get this party started.”

Award Two – A guest judge (to be announced) will pick this winner from his/her favourite submission

“Dead people don’t cry”

Award Three – In a random act of kindness we’ll give a prize to one person who follows JB on Twitter (after joining the fanpage in April 2011 he has brought us photos and video from set locations as well as other news not known to the public.) You must have Twitter or else simply set up an account to earn this ballot.

Enter to win the random prize below and submit your posters in a private message (message button located to the bottom right of our cover image)

We encourage you to be as dynamic as possible: handmake, paint, sculpt, photoshop, motion graphics, whatever you can do that’s unique to your skills we want to see it in your poster! Feel free to use the photos in our gallery on Facebook. Submission starts today Saturday 23rd June until Sunday 1st July. Voting begins 2nd July until 11th July. Winners announced 12th July 2012.

Open Road has acquired U.S. rights to videogame-based sequel “Silent Hill: Revelation 3D” and plans to release the psychological horror pic around Halloween 2012.

The follow-up to 2006’s “Silent Hill,” which opened No. 1 at the U.S. box office and took in nearly $100 million worldwide, stars Adelaide Clemens, Carrie-Anne Moss, Malcom McDowell and “Game of Thrones” thesps Kit Harington and Sean Bean.

“Silent Hill: Revelation 3D” will be released wide October 26. Bean, Deborah Kara Unger and Radha Mitchell return from the original film.

In the sequel, directed by Michael J. Bassett, Heather Mason (Clemens) and her father (Bean) have been on the run from mysterious and dangerous forces. She discovers she isn’t who she thinks she is, leading her deeper into a demonic world.

Vidgame maker Konami’s Silent Hill franchise has spawned a comicbook series, graphic novels, and merchandise over the past decade.

Jeff and Akira have been working all through the holidays to get stuff together for when our final mix begins in a week or so’s time. It sounds terrific so far. All new stuff but with lots of cool themes and ideas from Akira’s previous work. We’re up against a deadline here and it needed to be approved so it can go an be orchestrated and prepared. No rest for the wicked. I was also toying with some footage, trying to cut a short tease trailer that I liked but never did quite finish it. Partly that’s because of…

…Skyrim. I’ve spent waaay too much time in my new gaming chair and hunting dragons. Blame Bethesda, I say.

I’ve decided to close this blog as of January 1st. For those of you who enjoyed reading, I thank you for your support and I hope you all have a prosperous and happy 2012. MJB

Carmody told us the picture is locked. They are now working on the sound and score and talking with Lionsgate about a release date. The producer added that he is hoping for either a late spring or early fall release.

Jillian: I’ve a couple of questions, if you get any time to answer them. 🙂 Is the Order in SHR, or is it just the cult from the first film? Do you have an idea on the rating yet?

Michael J. Bassett: It is The Order and not the cult from SH1. And no, I don’t know what the rating will be – it depends what country you’re in.

Suddenly there seem to be lots of people interested to know if the Douglas Cartland character appears in SH2. The answer is yes and he’s played by the fantastic character actor, Martin Donovan. http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0233027

You’ve waited a long time for this announcement, so I figured it was about time I told you all that Jeff Danna along with Akira Yamaoka will be composing the score for Silent Hill 2. Still a few details to be ironed out but I’m confident that nothing stands in the way. I’m really pleased it’s the same team as the first movie as I thought that was a damn fine score. Obviously Akira is one of the greatest game sound designers and composers and he’s a fundamental part of what made Silent Hill the greatest series of survival horror games ever created. Jeff is a hugely gifted composer who has immersed himself in the Silent Hill universe so knows how to bring it all together for cinematic purposes. Together they’re going to blow us all away. Quite how they’re going to work is yet to be decided but I’m raring to get into this part of the process to start hearing what they come up with.

Anyway, just thought you’d like to know. I’ll share some details of our progress as it all develops.

Carrie-Anne Moss, costar of the big-screen adaptation of the video game “Silent Hill: Revelation,” told IFC that she was inundated with information by the filmmakers in preparation for her role as Claudia Wolf, although she avoided playing the actual video game. “They sent me all of this stuff,” Moss said Friday in a telephone interview for her new film “Fireflies in the Garden.” “It was of what her image sort of looked like and what she felt like, and that was interesting. [But] I didn’t go in and play the game to really see, because I’m not really into that so much.”

In “Silent Hill: Revelation,” Wolf an ostentatious priestess who serves as the main antagonist against Heather Mason, played by Adelaide Clemens. Although she didn’t spend time playing the game to get into character, Moss said that footage from the game was among the materials she used to get into character. “It definitely was part of the conversation with the director, looking at a lot of different footage. And then ultimately this crazy wig and this crazy costume helped me go, there I was!”

Moss previously appeared in the “Matrix” films, playing the ass-kicking, leather clad heroine Trinity. She explained that the costume and make-up is a crucial part of transforming herself into the character. “Oh, totally, right? It’s like you wouldn’t even know it was me,” Moss said. “And the dialogue, too. This woman was powerful and slightly insane, but a zealot who totally believed in what she was doing. So it was pretty intense.”

“Silent Hill: Revelation” also marked Moss’ first foray into 3D filmmaking, which she admitted was a bit of an adjustment from what she was familiar with. “That was a little bit tricky, because they had this 3D camera where you have to shoot things a few times,” Moss explained. “But it wasn’t that it was difficult, it was that it was something I hadn’t done before. Like, every director is a little different, but I know that there’s a way to do it technically. And then all of a sudden there’s this new technique added to it, which is a camera with X, Y and Z.”

“I can’t even remember if we had to be super still or whatever it was, but it was, oh wow, okay, it’s a whole new world of making movies.”

“Fireflies in the Garden” is being released on October 14, 2011.