When director Wes Craven died on Sunday , he left behind a legacy of horror movie masterpieces that changed both the style and substance of the genre. In a career filled with creepy brilliance and soul-shattering terror , a few films from his impressive oeuvre stand out as frightful works of brilliance.
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The passion was actually palpable when I called Cynthia Ross Kendrick to inquire about her feelings regarding Hurricane Katrina and her former city of New Orleans. Even through the telephone, the waves of emotions were a force.
Thursday nights are free movie nights at Santikos Bijou at Wonderland of the Americas. The movies playing in September are all music-related.
When it comes to practical monster effects in a movie, Fire City is pretty damned hard to beat! You'll be able to find out for yourself soon enough! Read on for the skinny! From the Press Release: Academy Award-winning creature and character effects designer Tom Woodruff, Jr., makes his highly-anticipated directorial debut with Fire City: End of Days, hitting DVD and Digital October 6 from Uncork'd Entertainment. Set in a world where demons live among us, this exhilarating vitrine of effects and action sees a hard-boiled demon named Vine confronted with the ultimate choice between the salvation of his own kind and the life of an innocent human girl.
As major horror fans, we were saddened to learn about the death of scary movie czar Wes Craven, who died yesterday of brain cancer at the age of 76. That got us thinking about all of our favorite Craven films, and the numerous things said films made us afraid of. There are probably too many to really count, but here are 10 things we'll never look at the same way again.
Kanye West announced he's running for president in 2020, and yet somehow that was the least nonsensical thing he said during his Video Vanguard Award acceptance speech at the MTV Video Music Awards Sunday night. Kanye West announced he's running for president in 2020, and yet somehow that was the least nonsensical thing he said during his Video Vanguard Award acceptance speech at the MTV Video Music Awards Sunday night.
The list of titles disappearing from Netflix in September is a little longer than usual with the news that cable channel Epix has ended its deal with the streaming giant . That means next month high profile films like "Hunger Games: Catching Fire," "Wolf of Wall Street," and "Star Trek: Into Darkness" will no longer be available.
Heads up, everyone. Here's the official list of all the movies and TV that will be leaving Netflix 's good graces in September.