Edgar Ramirez (Zero Dark Thirty), and Olivia Munn (Magic Mike) have signed on to join Eric Bana in Screen Gems’ upcoming horror-thriller Beware The Night.  The film, being produced by Jerry Bruckheimer, centers around a police officer working on a case that deals with demonic possession and other paranormal occurrences.  Sinister and The Exorcism of Emily Rose helmer Scott Derrickson signed on to direct last fall, and he will be using a script he co-wrote alongside with Emily Rose partner Paul Boardman.  If well-received, the studio is said to be aiming for a franchise.  Hit the jump for more details.

We previously knew that Eric Bana would star as the police officer in charge of leading a strange investigation that soon takes a paranormal turn.  Deadline now reports that Ramirez will play a renegade priest who comes across Bana’s character while he’s working on the case, and soon convinces him there are demonic elements to be reckoned with.  The two work together to solve the case while battling the forces of evil.  Little is known about Munn’s character, except that she will be playing the police officer’s wife and will somehow be involved in the case.  Principal photography is set to kick off May 20th and the film has a tentative 2013 release date.

Bana can be seen next on the thriller Close Circuit in theaters August 28th.  His last project was the crime-drama Deadfall, also starring Olivia Wilde.  Ramirez was most recently seen in the critically acclaimed Zero Dark Thirty and has a couple other projects lined up, including Hands of Stone, where he will be playing legendary boxer Roberto Duran.  Munn, for her part, has been busy filming episodes of HBO’s The Newsroom and was last seen in the Steven Soderbergh’s summer hit Magic Mike.