Australian director George Miller is at a highpoint in a masterful career. His "Mad Max: Fury Road" won a swag of awards, adding to a long list of acclaimed movies, and this week he will bask in the glory of presiding over the Cannes film festival jury.
The horror genre is no stranger to stories involving the possession of family members: from My Mom's a Werewolf to Rabid Grannies , this sub-genre has been done and re-done over and over again. From my vantage point, these films typically lean heavily on tongue-in-cheek humor - a kind of dark comedy that seems to relieve the filmmakers from having to really commit to either the horror or comedy genre.
It's only with an obscene amount of free time combined with a morbid curiosity that had me watching " Poltergeist III " on cable. My only real memories of it beforehand were a behind the scenes show detailing the special effects and Siskel & Ebert's scathing review of it.
Our Mother is only one of her kind, She instils in us confidence and inspires our minds. She's there when we need her, she's there when we fall, She's the most beautiful lady of all! Whether our mother is a homemaker or a working lady, she makes sure her children are protected.
Seymour, a lonely guy working at a flower shop, finds a plant that likes blood so he starts feeding it. Eventually the plant convinces him to step up his diet.
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Only a few days ago news broke that Russell Crowe was being lined up for a role in The Mummy . The Australian actor was in early talks to play a Dr. Jekyll-type character in the first movie that will kick off an entire Universal monster movie universe.
Even Frank Reagan has his moments of being tempted to go against procedure in pursuit of justice, and that's just what happens in the Season 6 finale, "blowback,' on "Blue Bloods." Throughout Season 6, the Reagan family of "Blue Bloods" has been embroiled in the very personal aspects of law and order, hitting home like never before, from Danny and Linda healing from the external assaults of gunshots, and internal wounds of constant fear, to Erin being decked by a desperate woman, and her daughter being bound by a serial killer.
Many readers are likely to associate Edgar Allen Poe with a story like "The Tell-Tale Heart" or a poem such as "The Raven." But in 1848 Poe also wrote Eureka , a lesser-known work in which the author develops an intuitive rather than scientific argument about the nature of the universe.