Ladies and gentleman, welcome to the Winter Wars! This 13-article series focuses on Christmas/winter-themed horror flicks, pitting them against one another in head-to-head battles to see which movie reigns supreme on its own snow-packed throne. "Black Christmas" revolves around a group of female students at a sorority house who are murdered by a killer living in their attic.
Brad Anderson 's Stonehearst Asylum literally came out of nowhere. I had never even heard of the film until I received a review copy in the mail a few days ago.
Ellen Burstyn was born on this date, December 7, 1932. Born in Detroit, Michigan, she attended Cass Technical High School, a university-preparatory school where she majored in fashion illustration.
Good day, horror fans. The scariest thing about this week might just be the complete lack of big horror releases in theaters.
The French have always given high marks to Edgar Allan Poe. Charles Baudelaire loved him.
Directed by Freddie Francis Written by Milton Subotsky 1972, Region A, 83 minutes, Rated PG Blu-ray released on December 2nd, 2014 Sir Ralph Richardson as The Crypt Keeper Joan Collins as Joanne Clayton Peter Cushing as Arthur Edward Grimsdyke Ian Hendry as Carl Maitland Robin Phillips as James Elliot Richard Greene as Ralph Jason Barbara Murray as Enid Jason Nigel Patrick as Major William Rogers Patrick Magee as George Carter When a group of five strangers are separated from the rest of the group on their tour of the catacombs, they find themselves trapped in a large crypt without exit. Before panic can set in, a strange man appears and instructs them to have a seat.
"Revenge" Season 4, Episode 10, titled "Atonement," airs this Sunday, Dec. 7, on ABC. David Clarke is up against Malcolm Black, while his daughter Emily Thorne goes after Agent Kate Taylor.
For a guy that works a basic job in retail, Ash Williams sure gets around. He's fought all kinds of evil throughout time, lost a hand, and wooed some ladies.
Fathom Events, Turner Classic Movies and Warner Bros. Home Entertainment are screening a Christmas double feature, 'TCM Presents: A Christmas Carol and Christmas in Connecticut,' the 1938 film version of Charles Dickens' classic tale with Reginald Owen as Scrooge and the 1945 Barbara Stanwyck comedy, at 2 and 7 p.m. today at the Breckenridge ... (more)