Beatrice High School's most infamous stage production is about to be revisited. Twenty years after puritan play The Gallows ended with the death of Charlie Grimmell, it's about to be performed again.
When Grace and her two young children , who have an extreme sensitivity to light , encounter three servants who come to their home under mysterious circumstances, they begin to sense that there is something lurking in their home; a malevolent entity that will stop at nothing to see them gone. The irony of the story may be found in the words that Mrs. Mills, the housekeeper, shares with Grace, which are: "The Death of a loved one can lead people to do the strangest things."
The original artwork for "Jaws," used for both the cover of the Peter Benchley book and the Steven Spielberg film, which came out 40 years ago this summer, has vanished, says artist Roger Kastel. Kastel was in the offices of publisher Bantam in 1974 when boss Oscar Dystel handed him a copy of the thriller.
Philadephia-based film review site CutPrintFilm assembled a mesmerizing montage of tracking shots from Stanley Kubrick films in honor of his birthday, which is today . A montage of tracking shots from Stanley Kubrick's The Shining, 2001: A Space Odyssey, A Clockwork Orange, and Eyes Wide Shut.
Confessions Of A Justified Sinner, an album of 14 original songs written and performed by West End actor/singer/songwriter Will Barratt , will be released by Auburn Jam Records on August 10. The album includes a song co-written and performed with Nadim Naaman plus a solo and a duet from Rebecca Trehearn . Barratt was most recently seen on a West End stage as Bob Crewe in Jersey Boys and previous West End credits include roles in Sweeney Todd, The Phantom Of The Opera, Carousel, Les Miserables and The Producers.
Hannibal has always been a romantic show at heart, even if that heart has been skewered, grilled, and served as anticuchos. But the show has also always been Romantic with a capital "R".
The Museum of Fine Arts is celebrating the occasion with an 11-film retrospective that starts Friday and runs through Aug. 27. Titles in the series below are in boldface. There's a lot to celebrate.
It was how Bryce Dallas Howard managed to spend two hours of screen-time running for her life through treacherous terrain in a pair of trusty beige heels. It wasn't just a movie magic - the actress actually had to train for stunts and sprinting in stilettos "as if I was in the Olympics".
Liam Neeson shows up in a ton of movies these days, but he rarely delves into the world of horror. And the less said about that dreadful remake of The Haunting , the better.