As you may have heard already, Paul W.S. Anderson's "Resident Evil: Afterlife" is already in production, and Screen Gems today released the full synopsis for the fourth installment in the popular series.

The movie will be shot and released in 3D, and Milla Jovovich, Ali Larter, Spencer Locke, Wentworth Miller, Shawn Roberts, Boris Kodjoe, Kim Coates, Norman Yeung and Kasey Barnfield star.

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Good news for "Resident Evil" fans! The fourth installment in the popular series has just started production in Toronto. That's right folks, "Resident Evil: Afterlife" is definitely on its way, with a release set for 2010.

Screen Gems and Constantin Film made the announcement today, confirming the movie will be shot and released in 3D. Milla Jovovich, Ali Larter and Spencer Locke are back to reprise their roles.

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Even though I didn't fall in love with this year's “Underworld: Rise of the Lycans,” I didn't exactly hate it either. As someone who very much enjoyed the first "Underworld" but hated the sequel, I was satisfied by the third flick.

News of a fourth installment in the franchise doesn't surprise me though. Yep, the folks at ShockTillYouDrop report Screen Gems is indeed working on "Underworld 4," which a potential release planned for January 2011.

Of course, as pretty much every upcoming movie these days, it will also be released in 3D. That means Lycans and vampires will be jumping straight into your face this time.

No word yet on who will return for the sequel and who won't. My guess is we won't get to see Kate Beckinsale and Scott Speedman. Michael Sheen, Bill Nighy and Rhona Mitra, perhaps?

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• Variety reports Warner Bros. has pushed back the release of David Yates' "Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince" to July 17, 2009 (hey, that's my birthday). The sixth installment in the popular series was originally scheduled to hit Nov. 21, 2008. What a big disappointment.

• David Duchovny and Tea Leoni are set to produce CBS Films' "Born to Rock," a comedy pitch about a gang of aging rockers who suddenly find success as a children's band after a mix-up in their demo tape catches the attention of a producer. Jess Walter and Mark Steilen wrote up the project (The Hollywood Reporter).

• According to Variety, Lionsgate has acquired the rights to adapt Duane Swierczynski's novel "Severance Package," with Brett Simon expected to write the screenplay. The story revolves around media relations director whose life is in danger after he finds out his company is really a cover for a secret intelligence agency.

• Screen Gems obtained the rights to "Easy A," a script written by Bert V. Royal. Variety says the plot centers on a high-school student who seeks financial and personal gain by pretending to be the school slut.