Writer / Artist Joe Badon is diving headfirst into surealist horror with his new one-shot comic, The Man with Ten Thousand Eyes . He dropped by HorrorTalk to share a great starter set for anyone interested in checking out the sub-genre.
We already knew Mariah Carey was co-starring in her feature directorial debut, A Christmas Melody , alongside Mean Girls actress Lacey Chabert . Now, we have even more details about the cast for the Hallmark Channel original movie.
Harry Potter film actress Miriam Margolyes is headlining the Malton festivities which will include Victorian street theatre, music, food, dance, horse and carriage rides, celebrity performances and talks throughout December. The BAFTA-winning performer, whose one-woman show Dickens' Women was nominated for an Olivier award, will perform on December 18 at the Milton Rooms.
THE HORRORFEST is in full swing at the Labia, and this coming Saturday sees two guests attending a specially added screening. Resident Evil producers Paul Anderson and Jeremy Bolt will attend a screening of the original Resident Evil at 8.30pm.
The 2005 remake with a monster budget is now 10-years-old. What happened to the star from Tim Burton's movie adaptation? Tim Burton's Charlie and The Chocolate Factory was released in 2005, meaning it is 10 years old.
"Ash vs Evil Dead" is a horror comedy series created by Sam Raimi and Bruce Campbell for Starz Network that premiered Halloween night, October 31st. With legions of fans worldwide, the new show is one of the most anticipated premieres of 2015.
Are you a beast? That's the question asked in the teaser trailers of Crackle's new drama The Art of More . The network's first original drama stars Kate Bosworth , Dennis Quaid , Cary Elwes and Christian Cooke - and PEOPLE has the exclusive First Look at the show's teaser trailers and posters.
The 1980 film, based on Stephen King's novel, is about a family man who agrees to take care of an isolated hotel for the winter where a malevolent spirit lurks.
A Christmas Carol is the quintessential festive story and so many people have given it a go - from Alastair Sim to Patrick Stewart and The Muppets - but none of them go far from Charles Dickens' original novel. Never one to follow the crowd, Kingston's Rose Theatre is letting the rest of London get on with celebs and pantomimes and is instead putting on its own heartwarming version of the story of Scrooge and Bob Cratchit and Tiny Tim, starring a cast of professional actors and 51 local children.