No, there are no details on the plot of the movie being released yet, but Joss Whedon's latest big screen venture "Cabin In The Woods" has picked up some victims. Richard Jenkins and Bradley Whitford have both been announced as the first to be cast in the project and the duo will play a couple of "white-collar colleagues" who somehow arrive at the mysterious cabin just in time for the most terrifying experience of their lives. "Cabin In The Woods" has been written by "Cloverfield" writer and former "Angel" and "Alias" scribe, Drew Goddard with Whedon directing. And both are completely satisfied with the casting decision. "It's really just your basic typecasting: when you need two actors to run through the woods in low-cut nighties, you immediately think of Richard Jenkins and Bradley Whitford," Goddard told The Hollywood Reporter. Whedon also dropped a few hints on the project, explaining that their casting is "the first proof that though 'The Cabin in the Woods' is a classic horror film, it isn't one you've seen before." Filming is expected to commence in the spring with a Feb. 5, 2010 release. Meanwhile, Whedon's latest television-bound venture, "Dollhouse," launches Feb. 13, 2009 on Fox. Express yourself and be part of the news! Leave a comment below or join our rabid discussions on the SyBoards.