Aldergrove said goodbye to its spooky piece of Hollywood real estate this week as crew demolished The Bates Motel set. The fifth and final season of the A&E adaptation of the Alfred Hitchcock classic Psycho has finished filming, so replica house and motel have been torn down.
We don't always cover the latest Kickstarter projects because, honestly, who knows if they'll ever get made. But when word of the Christmas-themed Stirring , starring fan favorite Brinke Stevens, landed in our inbox, it sounded too good to pass up! Read on for the details.
One of the most hotly debated subjects in horror history has always been, " Who directed 1981's Poltergeist? Tobe Hooper or Steven Spielberg? " According to the film's official credits, Hooper directed and Spielberg co-wrote and produced. Yet, it's hard to deny the Spielbergian fingerprints all over the movie.
Like a long-forgotten corpse that's been quietly decomposing for 12 years, but then suddenly sits bolt upright and projectile-vomits in the direction of your local multiplex, "The Ring" franchise lives - sort of. Sporting some recycled poster art and a tagline that's more clickbaity than terrifying , "Rings" isn't just another pointless, long-deferred sequel in the "Zoolander 2" vein.
CELEBRATING its 27th anniversary in the West End, the acclaimed stage production of The Woman In Black is back on tour - visiting Torquay at the end of this month. The Woman In Black was first performed at the Theatre-By-The-Sea in Scarborough in 1987 to rave reviews.
A formulaic action-adventure sequel to 2012's Jack Reacher with Tom Cruise reprising his role as author Lee Child's seemingly invincible and ill-tempered ex-military character. This time our diminutive hero finds himself accused of murder while pondering the idea that he might be the father of a child he has never met.
Some cringed when transgressive counter-culture comedy weirdo John Waters went mainstream with movies like Hairspray and Cry Baby , but that's nonsense. Waters has never been mainstream and never will be.
The sixth and final chapter in the "Resident Evil" franchise has just come out in theatres, and you may as well start there. The films are best enjoyed out of sequence, with no prior knowledge of the plot.
If you're a fan of micro-budget trash, then you might have come across Yeti: A Love Story while raiding the internet's murkiest corners for cinematic gems. Released by Troma in 2006, the film follows five college students who go to the woods for a weekend of fun and fornication, only to stumble upon an evil cult and a gay horny yeti.