In the 2000s, Western audiences gained more exposure to Asian horror films through Hollywood remakes starring western actresses like Naomi Watts, Sarah Michelle Gellar, and Jennifer Connelly. Kickstarted by the commercial success of The Ring, the remake machine quickly went into overdrive and eventually sputtered out.
Producer-entrepreneur Oren Koules, whose credits include the sitcom "Two and a Half Men" and the "Saw" horror films, has listed a beachfront home in Ventura that elicits a much different reaction than the horror franchise. Listed for $4.99 million, the house boasts ocean views from two levels and 45 feet of beach frontage.
This may come as a shock, but I kind of love zombie movies. I know this whole series is based on the fact that I wouldn't touch a horror movie with a 30-inch pole, but I would gladly double-tap on any zombie movie.
"If a man really wants to protect what's his, he has to do it for himself." Ready for some gritty Grindhouse action? MGM has released a new trailer for Eli Roth's new remake of the 1974 action movie Death Wish .
Charles Busch is not yet a household name, but he should be. The writer and star of kitschy Off Broadway plays Vampire Lesbians of Sodom and Die! Mommie! Die! has a gift for combining the almost-comic melodrama of womens' movies with the gritty storylines of exploitation flicks.
In 1964, director Henri-Georges Clouzot began work on his most ambitious film yet. Set in a beautiful lakeside resort in the Auvergne region of France, L'Enfer was to be a sun-scorched elucidation on the dark depths of jealousy starring Romy Schneider as the harassed wife of a controlling hotel manager .
Our newspaper archives date back to 1875 so you can imagine how many lost and forgotten articles of celebrities, royalty and screen legends all visiting our fair county are just waiting to be re-discovered. Today we've uncovered a real A List encounter for you- when Hollywood mega star Robert Mitchum turned up at Southend Airport , much to the bewilderment and joy of fellow passengers.
When two Long Island friends went to see Richard Dreyfuss in the 2004 Broadway production of "Sly Fox," they weren't expecting such a close encounter with the Oscar winner. But after the show, they were invited to visit the "Jaws" actor backstage, where he allegedly pawed at the women and "grabbed" one on her backside, they told the Daily News.
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