Deductibles should be key to health insurance deal Whatever happened to deductibles? The word has almost disappeared from the debate as a special session of the Legislature devoted to supposed reform of ... via San Gabriel Valley Tribune
Posted Oct 12th 2007 7:02PM by James Rocchi Filed under: Retro Cinema , Horror If you think about it, movies are kind of like ghosts; they can fade from our view, disappear from our sight, and yet still linger ... via Cinematical
"Make your home escape plan: Draw a simple floor plan of your home showing all exits, including windows"
The Woodland Fire Department will be sponsoring an Open House and Junior Muster on Saturday to kick off this year's Fire Prevention Month Activities. via Daily Democrat
Women's Murder Club debut, 9 p.m., Channels 9, 22. James Patterson's novels created four women who secretly huddle to solve crimes. via The Cincinnati Enquirer
Considering the care Warner Bros. gives box sets and special editions of classic movies in the catalog, one has to wonder why Poltergeist: 25th Anniversary Edition wasn't afforded a more lavish celebration.
The lack of enticing new extras, except for a new and less than informative documentary, might cause many who own the film on disc to pass it by. Too bad, because Poltergeist has been given a digital remastering and 5.1 Dolby Surround audio mix that puts the earlier DVD release to shame. Read more
October 11: First news: EVIL DEAD ULTIMATE EDITION DVD Anchor Bay Entertainment gave Fango the first word on the specs for THE EVIL DEAD ULTIMATE EDITION, which streets December 18. via FANGORIA
"We'd like to start a local tradition of 'Die You Zombie Bastards' on Halloween night"
Take a break from the madness on the streets and escape to the safety of CinemaSalem - if you dare. via GloucesterTimes.com, Gloucester, MA
Vincent Price at the library Love means never having to say you're ugly, as the Nashville Public Library celebrates Halloween early with The Abominable Dr. via Nashville Rage
Disney does it gently. Others do it fiercely. Either way, the trend keeps growing: Networks - especially the cable-or-satellite ones - obsess about Halloween. via Democrat & Chronicle