I've written a couple posts about this mysterious project before ever having seen the much talked-about trailer, but that's now changed. I caught a screening of with a group of peeps for my friend's 30th birthday on Tuesday (yes, he wanted to see for his 30th, and I fully supported him in that decision). I thought the trailer (which followed a group of partygoers onto the streets of Manhattan -- via handheld camera -- as a bunch of explosions slowly begin to cripple the city) was pretty damn rad.

And I'm impressed that more information about the film hasn't leaked online ...

Kudos to Abrams, his team and Paramount for keeping a tight lid on this thing -- the marketing on it thus far has been pretty damn entertaining. And it continues today with a brand new teaser website for the film. 1-18-08.

com will apparently be the flick's new home, and the domain was registered by Paramount wayyy back in March before anyone knew a thing about " " (or whatever it's called). Right now all that's up there is a photo of two awestruck faces and a time stamp in the lower right-hand corner that reads 01/18/2008 12:36A. I believe the two faces in the pic belong to females, and their mouths are open as if to say, "What the hell is happening right now" or "Did a giant robot really just take a piss on John Turturro?

" I have a feeling they'll try to keep this one a secret for as long as they can, although there's a good chance we'll see some sort of promotion for it later this month at San Diego ComicCon. In the meantime, we do know that Abrams is producing, Drew Goddard wrote the script and, from what we hear, Matt Reeves is directing. Is it another movie?

Does it have something to do with ? Or, could it be entirely new ..

. and we're just conditioned to immediately think everything is either a remake or sequel? I've written a couple posts about this mysterious project before ever having seen the much talked-about trailer, but that's now changed.