Jackson Rathbone (Jasper Hale in the Twilight Saga, kind of a
young Johnny Depp) is Stephen Grace, a young and innocent college
student majoring in film. Quiet, reserved, somewhat boring, he is
surprisingly taken with his twitchy and charismatic new friend Quaid
(Shaun Evans) who lives alone in a rundown house on the outskirts of
the college town. Quaid comes up with an idea for Stephen’s thesis
film: a documentary study of fear. With the beautiful and fun Cheryl
(Hanne Steen), an editor from Stephen’s film class, the three of them
start interviewing random people about their darkest fears. When the
cameras are finally turned towards themselves, Stephen doesn’t think
he’s afraid of anything; Cheryl opens up about how her vegetarianism is
related to early memories of sexual molestation; but Quaid could never
tell his darkest secret fears. Quaid was witness to a horrific and
shocking murder-by-axe of his parents when only a little boy, in that
very house. By trying to get Stephen and Cheryl to study everyone
else’s fears, Quaid hopes to grab a glimmer of insight into his own
past and come to terms with the nightmares that make it impossible for
him to get any sleep at night. Except Quaid won’t find any peace in
learning what makes people afraid. He’ll only get worse. And worse.

this is one of my favorite stories from Books of Blood. Can't wait to see it! tnx! =)

Howcome the screenies have different resolutions?

cause they're from different places - phototube, tinypic... so i think theyre not very real ones...