Ryan Murphy's new horror series Scream Queens is headed to Fox this fall, and the network has just posted the show's full title sequence. It's a pretty fun and catchy opening, although this full version probably won't be used every week considering how long it is.
The writer-director-producer was just that good at scaring audiences, and some of us have a limit for how much fear we can take. His movies turned completely innocuous things, like beds, concerts and road trips, into instruments of horror.
The first punk women scandalised 1970s British society by sticking two fingers up at traditional femininity. Bethan Cole tracks down some of those rebellious rockers, most now in their 50s, to see how they have matured.
Selena Gomez has a lot to be excited about. She has a smash hit on her hands with the Platinum certified smash Good for You and her second solo album Revival will be released October 9th! In a new interview Selena talks about her many musical inspirations.
Kathryn Stewart , Kurtis Maguire and Elyse Maloway promise new thrills and chills in a Steampunk reinterpretation of Dracula. The original vampire thriller, Dracula, is back and bat-winging it's way to Surrey - as well as venues in Vancouver and Maple Ridge - this fall.
There are plenty of reasons to be intrigued by Black Mass - its fascinating real-life inspiration, that absolutely stellar cast, director Scott Cooper - but the main question on everyone's minds seems to be what it means for Johnny Depp 's career. While Depp has been on a losing streak since sometime around Dark Shadows , the first trailer for Black Mass suggested a possible return to form.
The American musician is famous the world over thanks to his powerful voice, producing hits such as Bat Out of Hell and I'd Do Anything For Love. But having such impressive singing skills hasn't been without its problems.
As well as Trejo, the video, which chronicles a bloody prison riot, features Friday the 13th star Derek Mears and Tony Moran from the original Halloween movie, while the former child star of 1983 film Sleepaway Camp, Felissa Rose, is the project's producer. She tells Rolling Stone, "We had the jail cells opened and all the inmates running out and beating the s**t out of each other, slamming each other against the cell.
Every time the State Department pulls out a new fistful of Hillary Clinton emails like Richard Dreyfuss yanking a license plate out of a shark's belly in "Jaws," someone declares that there's "no smoking gun!" I've written before about how shouting "there's no smoking gun!" is a non-denial denial. Ask a cop.