2011 for Onimusha, next year for Clock Tower says company 

From CVG :

Capcom is celebrating its 25th birthday this week by slapping dates on two of its upcoming game-to-film adaptations.

Onimusha is the company's historical Japanese action series, which mainly graced the PS2. Clock Tower meanwhile, is one of the Japanese giant's lesser known survival horrors, which sees a little girl battling evil spirits.

The Onimusha flick is lined up for a 2011 release, according to Capcom's US blog, with Silent Hill director Cristophe Gans handling directing duties. Good news then, as Silent Hill is one of the better film adaptations we've come across.

Clock Tower is coming a lot sooner, in 2009 - yes, next year. Filming is expected to start soon with Hills Have Eyes director Martin Weisz at the helm. And if you ask us, Clock Tower sounds like it has the best chance of being a decent film, mainly because the game, while good, is a little obscure around these parts.