· Blood! He sucks blood! Or he will, anyway, as the suave vampire next door in the upcoming remake of Fright Night. Anton Yelchin will play the amateur vampire hunter out to vanquish his neighbor, and Toni Collette is attached as the young man's quirky, skeptical mother. We still need the monster-slaying TV icon played in 1985 by Roddy McDowell -- recommendations? Why do I keep imagining William H. Macy? Oh, and Farrell is also in talks for a fraction of the title role in the New Line comedy Horrible Bosses. [Deadline
The Weinsteins take shelter with Julianne Moore, Jessica Biel gets classical, and more Hollywood Ink after the jump.
· The Weinstein Company picked up up domestic rights to the thriller Shelter, featuring Rhys Ifans and Julianne Moore. It's set for a 2010 release -- hopefully in theaters, but we'll see. [Variety]
· You can't fault Jessica Biel for not taking chances, though this one sounds a bit out-there even for her: She'll appear opposite Luke Evans in Vivaldi, a period biopic about the composer's relationship with the prima donna who inspired him to write "The Four Seasons." As long as her pipes have improved since Easy Virtue, give her the benefit of the doubt. Patricia Riggen will direct. [THR]
· A day after Doug Liman settled in to the Three Musketeers adaptation long-haul, Paul W.S. Anderson's own 3-D version of the Dumas classic added Christoph Waltz, Logan Lerman, Mads Mikkelsen, Ray Stevenson, Milla Jovovich and Luke Evans (again?) to its ensemble. Whaddya got for us, Doug? [Variety]
· Aziz Ansari and 30 Rock writer Matt Hubbard sold an untitled pitch to Mandate Pictures, in which Ansari would star with Danny McBride. Plot is under wraps, etc. [THR]