Keep in mind that IMDb is about as reliable as Wikipedia. Anyone can post anything anywhere without any verification.
That said, the best way to get a filming schedule is from the production company. But they don't as a rule give that sort of info out to the general public. Besides, I couldn't even find any production info on the movie. They don't even have a website yet, that I can tell.
They were scheduled to start filming April 30. My best guess is they have a target wrap date of June 30. Why? Because if the actors strike happens they'll have to shut down filming as of July 1 (unless they've got a written exemption, which is dependent on their financing, and all very complicated) and I can guarantee they don't want to do that if they've got 90% of the film in the can. If the strike happens they can do all the post-production work they need to after it starts, but they have to have everything filmed already (hmmm - I'm not sure how the strike would affect looping additional dialog).
The other thing you could do is check with the Connecticut Film Office and see when and where they've issued film permits for the movie. It's filming in and around Danbury. Or you could just drive to Danbury, and drive around looking for a film crew. Trust me, they're not hard to spot. Just look for all the big white trucks and the temporary "NO PARKING" signs that stretch for blocks on end.
However, given that a horror movie by definition wants to keep everything about it's plot a surprise, it will probably be harder than all that to get any info at all on the filming.
ETA: Danbury apparently has their own film commission office. Here is their contact info:
http://www.filmcommissionhq.com/listing.jsp?id=FC00207
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Updated On: 5/28/08 at 07:49 PM
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