Fright stars invade the Black Lagoon
Posted by Horror Movies News on October 19, 2014Tom Doty, center, interviews Veronica Cartwright and William Sanderson at the Ninth Annual Mid Atlantic Nostalgia Convention that was held Sept. 20 in Baltimore.
Tom Doty, center, interviews Veronica Cartwright and William Sanderson at the Ninth Annual Mid Atlantic Nostalgia Convention that was held Sept. 20 in Baltimore.
STAFF PHOTO BY MAAYAN SCHECHTER From left, Heidi Rolka, 7; brother Lance, 10; and mom Christine check out a Halloween themed display at Cold Creek Nurseries on Saturday, during their third-annual Flavors of Fall Festival. Autumn smells and colors could not be escaped Saturday during the third-annual Flavors of Fall Festival at Cold Creek Nurseries.
With only just two weeks left until Halloween you might be finding it hard to get into the holiday spirit in between cramming for midterms and registering for classes next semester . But there is no better way to get into the Halloween spirit than to binge watch horror classics.
Halloween is upon us, so like how Halloween is to many of us, it's a time to watch some freaky movies. Some of the most popular horror movies have some of our favorite stars now, like Johnny Depp, one of his first film roles was in "Nightmare on Elm Street," or like even Brooke Shields, when she was young had a role in the cult horror film, "Alice Sweet Alice."
The Religious Horror sub-genre rarely works for me. I usually don't find it credible, much less scary .
Cuban-American actress Elizabeth PeA a, known for her roles in films such as "Jacob's Ladder" and "La Bamba," has died in Los Angeles. She was 55. PeA a's representative, Gina Rugolo, said that the actress who had opened doors for Hispanic women in Hollywood died Tuesday of natural causes after a brief illness.
Elizabeth Pena died at her home in Los Angeles on Oct. 14, 2014. She was 55. According to the Associated Press , Pena's manager announced the actress died of "natural causes after a brief illness."
The true first rule of Fight Club is that you have to start a piece about Fight Club by referencing the "first rule of Fight Club" line. After 15 years, it's more of an impulse than a cliche, like in the way that boys have an impulse for violence that's not a stereotype.
The body of the August: Osage County star was found in a ravine in Auburn, Washington on Thursday , five days after she was reported missing. Officials at the King County Coroner's Office are due to make an announcement about the case on Friday and a cause of death has not yet been revealed, but Lewis is convinced the tragedy has sinister overtones.