Purportedly appearing in the town of Point Pleasant, West Virginia during the late ‘60s was a man-sized birdlike creature that…
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The waning days of the summer of 1999 saw the release of several blockbuster horror films, two of which –…
Lionsgate Films has had some hits (“Saw,” “The Hunger Games,” “Twilight”) and some stinkers (virtually everything else). The 2009 Jonas…
Directed by David Fincher, the 1995 star packed film “Se7en” is not a traditional horror movie but rather a gripping…
No movie genre comes closer to hit or miss standards like horror films. With difficulty achieving a truly great plot…
Reeling in the success of his hit TV series “Lost,” writer/director JJ Abrams ventured into the film market with the…
The 1983 Susan Hill novel, “The Woman in Black” spawned a 1987 play, a 1989 television movie, and in 2012…
The 1990s saw the explosive rise of American author John Grisham and his signature style legal thrillers – several of…
Every star director has to start somewhere and for trendsetting artist Quentin Tarantino, the debut was the 1992 independent cult…
Whether it’s writing comedic prose, applying makeup behind the scenes, or an actor who does perfect portrayals as a villain,…