Ashley Greene looks scary in her latest horror film
Like Alice Cullen with more piercings and bad clothes

Lucas Till co-stars opposite Haley Bennett and Greene (Twilight, The Apparition). Olly Blackburn (Donkey Punch) helms, with Anthony Jaswinski penning the script. Production on the film that will be distributed by Dimension Films later this year is currently under way in New Orleans.
Blackburn recently told EW that we'll see a whole new side of Greene in Random: "She plays Violet, the worst of the lot." Violet is the sociopathic leader of a gang that targets a student left alone on a college campus over a holiday break. "I told them I'd be willing to get all the piercings [required for the role]," said Greene, who did intense research to play Violet. But in the end they used fakes so Greene added, "I think my mom is happy they're not real."
Synopsis:
With the rest of the campus at home for the Thanksgiving holiday, Justine (Bennett) and a few of her friends spend the weekend in their college dormitory: studying, relaxing, and blissfully unaware of the terror that is about to unfold outside in the cold. Suddenly, confronted by a gang of violent outcasts, Justine's quiet long weekend becomes one long lesson in survival as she and her classmates are terrorized in increasingly bizarre and brutal ways, leaving it up to her to figure out who her attackers are… and if they can be stopped.
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Myriam Gabriel-Pollock has been writing for MSN since 2006 -- everything from quizzes to feature articles to the Twilight Superfan blog. Prior to that she was a hi-tech geek. She has happily transitioned into a film geek, especially if there are wizards, vampires, mythical places, and spaceships.
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