Darren Lynn Bousman to helm '11 11 11'

This one's got 11 all over it. Darren Lynn Bousman is set to direct a supernatural thriller titled "11 11 11." Producer Wayne Rice is developing the project, and Bousman is also writing the film.

No idea this existed, but the film will focus on the 11:11 movement, which Heat Vision says deals with the "number in people's lives that alerts them to angels or spirit guardians trying to communicate with them."

More specifically, the flick will play with the idea of one of 11 gates of Heaven opening and unleashing something strange into the earthly realm for 49 minutes. Oh, and this obviously happens on Nov. 11.

Also, "11 11 11" will open Nov. 11, 2011; at least that's the plan. Bousman also directed "Saw II," "Saw III," "Repo! The Genetic Opera" and "Saw IV." He's also got "Mother's Day" coming out soon.

'True Blood' actress joins 'Mother's Day' remake

Actress Deborah Ann Woll has signed on to star in Darren Lynn Bousman's upcoming horror remake "Mother's Day" for Twisted Pictures (the studio behind the "Saw" flicks).

Woll, of course, is known for playing Jessica Hamby on television's "True Blood." She also briefly appeared on episodes for "My Name is Earl" and "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation."

"Day" is a remake of Charles Kaufman's 1980 horror classic. In the new version, a crazy family returns to their old house to terrorize the new owners and their guests, according to the Hollywood Reporter.

Bousman's credits include "Repo! The Genetic Opera" and three "Saw" films. Unsurprisingly, the release for "Day" is planned for some time around Mother's Day next year.