“I have figured out that the story will be taken from the point of Doctor Evil,” Myers said in an interview while promoting Shrek the Third. “It will be powered from Doctor Evil’s point of view.” Myers added: “That will be the first of a trilogy. … I’m just joking! … I haven’t figured it all out. Who knows?”

Giuseppe Andrews returns as the oddball Deputy Winston, who dumped the ill Paul in a stream at the end of the 2003 original. In the sequel, the killer virus comes out of the woods and has a date at the high school prom.

Director Ti West steps in for Eli Roth on the sequel, which is shooting in North Carolina. Lionsgate will distribute.

Comedian Judah Friedlander (NBC’s “30 Rock”) plays the Down Home Water security guard. Mark Borchardt (”American Movie”) portrays Winston’s cousin from Wombusaw, and fellow cult actor-director Larry Fessenden (”Habit”) plays an ill-fated water truck driver.

Noah Segan (”Brick”), Alexi Wasser (”Factory Girl”), Marc Senter (the upcoming “I Know Who Killed Me”) and Rusty Kelley play new potential victims.

Strong is perhaps best known for his role on the ABC series “Boy Meets World,” while West’s directing credits include “The Roost” and the upcoming “Trigger Man.”

Starring Ashlee Simpson (joke to obvious?)

The film, to be developed by Universal Pictures, will focus on Fabrice Morvan and Rob Pilatus’ fall from grace after they were stripped of a Grammy Award in 1990 for lip-syncing on their records.

But seriously this movie isn’t going to have a happy ending with a nice sunset (duh) half of Milli Vanilli “Pilatus” was found dead in 1998 of a drug overdose in a Frankfurt hotel at the age of 32.