A Killer lineup. (the Buzz).

THE BUZZ CAN'T GET ENOUGH of the continuing success of out producer Christine Vachon. She's gone from being the schoolmate who helped Todd Haynes make his thesis film, Superstar, to one of Hollywood's major players.

Coming off an extraordinary 2002--which saw the smash releases One Hour Photo and Far From Heaven--Vachon's company, Killer Films (which she runs with production partner Pam Koffler), has lots more exciting movies--none of which are sequels, remakes, or retreads--in the pipeline, including:

* A Home at the End of the World, based on the novel by gay author Michael Cunningham (The Hours), starring dreamboat-with-dramatic-chops Colin Farrell;

* a biopic of gay designer Halston, to be directed by Dan Minahan (Series 7: The Contenders);

* a screen version of the Tony-winning Urinetown: The Musical;

* Savage Grace, a thriller based on a real-life murder in the socialite set, starring Julianne Moore and directed by the too-long-absent Tom Kalin (Swoon);

* Robert Altman's ensemble film about ballet, The Company, starring Neve Campbell.

Hitting theaters first will be Killer's delicious musical comedy Camp (due out in July), about gotta-dance teenagers in a summer camp for the performing arts, from actor-turned-director Todd Graft. Word from Sundance and early screenings is that it's the queer feel-good movie of the summer.

Sounds like everything's coming up Killer.