The description read: 'Mark Wahlberg, Reese Witherspoon and Alyssa Milano star in this riveting suspense-thriller about a passionate romance that transforms into a nightmarish obsession.' This seemed to tick the right boxes, so I pressed the button to buy it.
Sharon Tate is one of those names forever tied to the dark side of the 1960s and a summer like no other in American history. On July 18, 1969, Sen. Edward Kennedy drove his car off a bridge on Massachusetts' Chappaquiddick Island, killing his only passenger, Mary Jo Kopechne.
Co-scripted by Halloween director John Carpenter, Irvin Kerschner's stylish 1978 paranormal thriller has a premise ahead of its time: a controversial photographer is haunted by mental images of actual murders, pre-visualised in the same way as her fashion shoots. Presented by the Cinemaniacs film society.
"Riding our bikes around town going to the video store, renting movies, and that's kind of where I got my affinity or love for movies. Just always renting movies, always going to the video store, and renting movies," said Anderson.
He shared this video with us on our Facebook page. He took the video Wednesday on Siesta Key, south of the public beach.
When Disney first announced a live-action version of its 1941 animated classic, Dumbo , plenty of people were skeptical. The original was well-nigh perfect.
Millie Bobby Brown has teamed up with Unicef and is urging people to Go Blue in support of children's rights. The Stranger Things actress joined Unicef goodwill ambassadors Orlando Bloom, Liam Neeson and Lilly Singh, singer Dua Lipa and performance artists Blue Man Group for a new video released by the organisation ahead of World Children's Day on November 20. It shows the 14-year-old star who symbolically changed her name to Millie Bobby Blue for the occasion calling on others to join her wearing or displaying the colour blue for children's rights.
Ever since we saw the USS Discovery rendezvous with the USS Enterprise in the season one finale of "Star Trek: Discovery," fans have been frantic to find out more. We have since learned that Capt.
Juliette Lewis took to Instagram Tuesday with a video she filmed in the front seat of her vehicle, as she blasted Britney's song Work B****h in her vehicle. In a second clip, she asked, 'Can't you save us Britney Spears ? Can we be saved? Is Satan controlling the universe?' The 45-year-old actress had her hair styled to the side and a grey sweatshirt on in the clip.