I have updated the gallery tonight with photos from Katrina’s recent movies – “Tucker and Dale vs. Evil” and “A True Story”. There are posters and production stills from each film and Katrina looks great them in the all!

Regarding the release of the films, “Tucker and Dale vs. Evil” premiered at the Sundance Film Festival last week and was getting great reviews – hopefully that means we will see it released soon! “A True Story” now has an official website, ATrueStoryMovie.com. Make sure you keep checking there for updates about the release of the film!

You can see all the photos I added by clicking on the previews below…

According to Geek Tyrant, “Tucker & Dale vs. Evil” will be premiering at The Sundance Film Festival 2010 – on January 21st, 2010 to be exact – as a midnight screening.

Let’s hope that with “A True Story” and now “Tuck & Dale vs. Evil” both being at Sundance, we will see Katrina at the festival!

There is now a red-band trailer for one of Katrina’s upcoming films, “Tucker and Dale Versus Evil”… You can view it below!

The film is still unsold, so there is no release date for the film yet.

Katrina has signed on to co-star in the film “Tucker and Dale vs. Evil”. The movie is currently shooting in Calgary, Alberta. From the Hollywood Reporter:

Tyler Labine and Alan Tudyk are starring in “Tucker and Dale vs. Evil,” a genre-bending indie horror comedy being directed by Eli Craig.

Labine stars as Dale alongside Tudyk as Tucker, two good-natured hillbillies mistakenly accused of being psycho killers by a group of college kids camping at the same lake where the hillbillies have just acquired a dilapidated cabin as their “summer home.” Katrina Bowen of “30 Rock” also stars.

The movie is shooting in Calgary, Alberta.

Eden Rock Media, Kintop/Reliance, Urban Island and Looby Lou are the companies behind the flick, which is being produced by Deepak Nayar, Morgan Jurgenson, Albert Klychak and Rosanne Milliken.

Executive producing are Thomas Augsberger (“Mr. Brooks”) and Mark Ryan, who was involved in the financing of “Layer Cake.”

Nicolas Chartier’s Voltage Pictures is handling foreign sales, with Sony U.K. prebuying U.K. rights and Andre Boissier’s Revolutionary Media acquiring rights for Eastern Europe.

Labine (“Sons of Tucson”) is repped by CAA; Tudyk (“Dollhouse”) is repped by Gersh.