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Haunted Hotels turning terror into cash

Posted by Horror Movies News on October 7, 2015

Things to do in Deadwood when you're dead include shooting whiskey alone and basking in the pale blue light of 5-cent slot machines. Activities for the living are similar, though there's also a lovely Chinatown tour.

Watch ‘The Rocky Horror Picture Show’ Cast Reunite 40 Years Later

Posted by Horror Movies News on October 7, 2015

You best brush up on that "Time Warp," kids. The Rocky Horror Picture Show is celebrating 40 years of high heels, red lips, and unadulterated sci-fi hilarity.

Trailer for Raul Garcia’s ‘Extraordinary Tales’ Animated Anthology

Posted by Horror Movies News on October 7, 2015

Anyone who needs to brush up on their Edgar Allen Poe should take a look at this film when it hits theaters. Extraordinary Tales is an animated anthology horror film telling five Edgar Allen Poe stories each by a different animator and with a different narrator.

Cleese & Idle together at Ruth Eckerd Hall

Posted by Horror Movies News on October 5, 2015

Britain's living legends of comedy John Cleese and Eric Idle announce their new must-see show, John Cleese & Eric Idle: Together Again At Last ... For the Very First Time, coming to Ruth Eckerd Hall Wednesday and Thursday, Oct. 14-15, 7:30 p.m. In Together Again At Last ... For the Very First Time, Cleese and Idle will blend scripted and improvised bits with storytelling, musical numbers, exclusive footage, aquatic juggling and an extended audience question and answer to craft a unique comedic experience with every performance. No two shows will be quite the same, thus ensuring that every audience feels like they're seeing Together Again At Last ... For the Very First Time, for the very first time.

Toyah Willcox on why she wasn’t terrified of the sex scenes in new film Aaaaaaaah

Posted by Horror Movies News on October 5, 2015

But if you asked Toyah Willcox's latest film character Barbara what she's doing with it, you might not be able to understand her answer. In the directorial debut of Sightseers' actor and comedy star Steve Oram , the cast began with a script in English and then threw it away after breaking the words down into grunts.

Could The Movie Studio be the Next Heavy Hitter?

Posted by Horror Movies News on October 5, 2015

Gordon Scott Venters thrives on challenges. As CEO of The Movie Studio in Hollywood -- that's Florida, not Los Angeles -- he's been in the entertainment industry for more than 20 years.

Corrupt a Rocky Horror Virgin

Posted by Horror Movies News on October 5, 2015

Corrupt a Rocky Horror Virgin with the 40th Anniversary Edition on Blu Ray, a goody bag and a chance to win tickets to a special celebration screening at the Royal Albert Hall on October 27th Get ready to do the time warp again as The Rocky Horror Picture Show 40th Anniversary - the ultimate midnight movie - comes home on Blu-ray on 5th October from Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment. Featuring an all-star cast, including: Tim Curry, Susan Sarandon, Barry Bostwick and Meat Loaf, The Rocky Horror Picture Show quickly became a pop cultural phenomenon passed down from generation to generation.

‘Bram Stoker’s Dracula:’ Beautiful, but Heavily Flawed

Posted by Horror Movies News on October 5, 2015

For nearly 100 years, filmmakers have been bringing the infamous Count Dracula to screens both big and small, leaving us with enough adaptations of Bram Stoker's masterpiece to fill an encyclopedia. These adaptations range from outstanding works of cinema, such as F.W. Murnau's masterful 1922 silent film "Nosferatu" and Terence Fisher's "Horror of Dracula" from 1958 with Christopher Lee and Peter Cushing, to ones that succeed thanks to their strong performances, such as Tod Browning's 1931 classic starring Bela Lugosi and Edward Van Sloan and John Badham's 1979 adaptation starring Frank Langella and Sir Laurence Olivier.

Been and Gone: The ‘Log Lady’ and the Upstairs, Downstairs theme composer

Posted by Horror Movies News on October 4, 2015

Actress Catherine Coulson found fame as the so-called "log lady" in David Lynch's offbeat drama series, Twin Peaks. She once famously described her character as "the only normal person on the show" but admitted she "had some traumas and had bonded with a Ponderosa pine".


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