Steven Spielberg at the Premiere of 'Bridge of Spies' at the 53rd New York Film Festival on Oct. 4, 2015 in New York City. We all had him pegged wrong.
I think this speaks for itself, doesn't it? The internets sez: " Since their meager budget did not allow for an original music score, producer Karl Hardman selected cues from the Capitol Hi-Q production music library which [director George] Romero masterfully edited into the film. The end result was spine-chilling.
If you, too, remain a pansy in a dark theater, I reckon the question should rephrase to ask which movies still scare you as an adult? Growing up, we all had our share of frightening flicks about which we'd rather not speak or think, but their sheer spooky power wouldn't relent and kept us up at now. I should note that there's no point in speaking in past tense here because most of those movies still do the trick? Mine? Stanley Kubrick's take on Stephen King's "The Shining," David Fincher's masterful serial killer thriller "Seven" and for a format change of pace, toss in David Lynch's terrifyingly bizarre series "Twin Peaks."
Watching Sam Raimi's bloody, sadistic 1981 shocker "The Evil Dead," one of the last thoughts that would ever cross your mind is, "This could really use some show tunes." But that's clearly what the creators of "Evil Dead: The Musical" were thinking.
The underrated Crackle.com is adding plenty of new titles in November. The biggest one may be the 2005 version of "King Kong" starting Jack Black and Naomi Watts.
In 1931, the February release and instant success of "Dracula" convinced producer Carl Laemmle Jr. to accelerate the production of Universal's follow-up. Following tests in which star Bela Lugosi and director Robert Florey were let go , production began in the Spring with a new director and a largely unknown actor as the star.
Carrie . During the notorious scene at the end, when a hand reaches out of a grave to grab an unsuspecting person's ankle, my date clenched my hand and jumped so wildly that she wrenched my shoulder, leaving me aching - and reconsidering my choice in date movies.
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Len Wiseman is reportedly in talks to helm the upcoming sixth instalment in the 'Die Hard' franchise, 'Die Hard: Year One'. The 'Total Recall' filmmaker is in negotiations with 20th Century Fox and producer Lorenzo di Bonaventura to direct the upcoming sixth instalment in the action franchise, 'Die Hard: Year One'.