Sunday is Easter, which for many of us means two things: hunting for brightly coloured eggs, and a long weekend spent watching a whole lot of movies.
The world's fascination with the monster known collectively as a zombie continues to grow, with movies, television serials, novels, comics, video games, and other media forms creating new and distinct types of this creature.
Darby Stanchfield plays Abby Whelan on TV's "Scandal." Stanchfield will be in Tacoma on Monday to speak at University of Puget Sound.
When we last checked in with Steve Coogan - all the way back in early December - the British actor and comedy star was chin-deep in awards-season mode, campaigning for "Philomena," the prestige picture in which he starred opposite Judi Dench, and which he cowrote and produced.
Johnny Depp fans could use a little good news. The genuine talent hasn't made a film worth watching since 2011's Rango, and that was a cartoon - and his only half-decent movie since 2007's Sweeney Todd.
Grandmothers. Eight-year-olds. The nun who was my homeroom teacher in second grade.
"Can you fear me now?"
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13 Sins is a remake of the Thai thriller 13: Game of Death, about a man who becomes involved in a increasingly dangerous game instigated by a mysterious voice on his phone. Should you answer or hang up on the American version? Read about it in my review of 13 Sins.
...Montana Actors' Theatre-Great Falls offers an invitation to let your hair down and take in the ghoulishly outlandish world of Dr. Frank N. Furter at a showing of the film version of "The Rocky Horror Picture Show."
Johnny Depp 's new artificial-intelligence thriller probably lacks the processing power to top the U.S. box office charts this weekend.
