Bar Standard, located at 1037 Broadway, will host a range of local Denver musicians at the 2016 Westword Music Showcase . This modern-day speakeasy is known as a popular spot to hear some of Denver's best DJs on the weekends while enjoying the view of Denver's skyline from its two patios.
The answer is money. If you want to win an Oscar, the numbers say you should release your movie in November or December.
Jenny Slate had the support of someone special at the premiere of The Secret Life of Pets in NYC on Saturday: her new boyfriend, Chris Evans ! While Jenny walked the red carpet with her costars, Ellie Kemper, Lake Bell, Kevin Hart, and Eric Stonestreet, she and Chris linked up inside the event and posed for cute photos together; they were all smiles as they sat side by side at a table, and in another snap, Jenny sweetly placed her hand her on Chris's stomach.
If you've seen Jaws, I'm not sure there is any true reason to watch another shark-attack movie, other than for more realistic special effects, but The Shallows is a much better movie than most of the other options available. I 'd still give The Deep the nod over The Shallows as the second-best shark-related film.
Before "Dark Shadows" came along, the vampire's job description was fairly limited. If you were a vampire, you were a predator - a relentless killing machine without a soul and without any hope of romance, reclamation or redemption.
"I direct horror movies. I love horror movies. Horror movies will live forever."
At WIRED, we've got nothing but love for robots, aliens, and mutants. But as the summer-movie season hits the midway point, we find ourselves longing for a break from the sort of big-budget, bigger-body-count films that seem to open every three days or so.
Welcome to the darker side of AICN! Mark L. Miller aka Ambush Bug here with another AICN HORROR: ZOMBIES & SHARKS column. TFAW carries everything from comics to toys and any kind of collectible in between.
Certain actors abhor the thought of being pigeonholed into a specific genre or character type, but that's not the case with Brent Spiner, who spent seven years as the android Data on Star Trek: The Next Generation and then followed it by sticking pretty close to science fiction projects and the fanbase that adores him. He is far out of his comfort zone for his latest project, the Robert Kirkman-created demonic possession horror Outcast , and here's how Spiner feels about making the leap to spooky fare for his enigmatic role.