Maria Full Of Grace and Che actress Catalina Sandino Moreno has replaced Rosario Dawson in Brad Peyton’s supernatural thriller Incarnate, according to THR. Dawson was forced to leave the project due to scheduling issues.
The film is about an unconventional exorcist (Aaron Eckhart), who has the ability to invade the mind of the possessed. He meets his match when a 9-year-old boy becomes possessed by a demon from his past.
Brad Peyton is set to direct from a script by Ronnie Christensen. He is also producing alongside Jason Blum’s Blumhouse Productions. Filming begins this November in Los Angeles.
Over the last few years there have been numerous earthquake-based disaster flicks that have been put into development, but none have shown up in cinemas yet. Now one is moving forward, as 
Producer Jason Blum’s Blumhouse Productions is the king on horror at the moment, backing the likes of Paranormal Activity, Sinister, and Insidious. Now they’re teaming up with Aaron Eckhart on what they hope will be their next franchise, Incarnate, according to 
With Hollwod’s fascination with 3D at the moment, it’s almost surprising it’s taken until now for someone to come forward with the idea of making an earthquake based disaster epic in three-dimensions (if you ignore Brad Bird’s long stalled film about the 1908 San Francisco quake). However now New Line is developing San Andreas 3D, which will rip apart the famous California fault line and cause some major mayhem.
DC Comics character Lobo has been up for a movie adaptation for years, going through various hands but never actually getting that close to being made. Now Journey 2: The Mysterious Island director Brad Peyton has signed up to re-write the screenplay and direct Lobo, according to 
While he’s done it fairly quietly, Dwayne Johnson has become one fo the few actors around consistently churning out hit movies. Many have suggested it was his presence that ensured the recent Journey 2 turned into a far bigger box office draw than anyone had expected.
Journey 2: The Mysterious Island was one of those movies that people in film circles completely ignored (or perhaps just wondered why it had been made), while average filmgoers lapped it up and turned it into a surprise hit – it’s grossed $270 million so far – with the movie substantially outgrossing its predecessor, Journey To The Center Of The Earth.