Too scary for words
Posted by Horror Movies News on February 9, 2014If there is one filmmaker everyone loves, from lowbrows to the most demanding cinema snobs, it's Alfred Hitchcock.
If there is one filmmaker everyone loves, from lowbrows to the most demanding cinema snobs, it's Alfred Hitchcock.
Hollywood star Merle Oberon claimed she was born in Tasmania, but published records officially confirm she was actually born in India.

© Magnet Releasing
This week, Byzantium, Neil Jordan's lush vampiric followup to Interview with the Vampire makes its TV debut, airing on Thursday, February 13, at 7:30 PM ET/PT on Showtime.
...A new website has been launched for an upcoming stage version of the beloved family-friendly adventure/romance THE PRINCESS BRIDE offering fans the chance to be provided with updates on the new project's development as it plays out.
As Samuel Johnson allegedly said , "He who makes a beast of himself gets rid of the pain of being a man."

© The Weinstein Co.
I never thought I'd say this, but watching the painfully inept Vampire Academy actually had me yearning for a Twilight movie. Any Twilight movie. Maybe even more than one. Read about it in my review of Vampire Academy.
...Writers In Treatment will honor Carrie White, Hollywood hairdresser to the stars and the author of "Upper Cut," with the 'Experience, Strength and Hope' Award on Thursday, February 13, 2014 at the Skirball Cultural Center.
Since it was published in 1818, Mary Shelley's classic literary creation has had many screen incarnations but few as ridiculous as Stuart Beattie's convoluted concept of using him as an invaluable pawn in the perennial battle between good and evil, represented by gargoyles and demons.
Working with Sir Kenneth Branagh's a childhood dream come true for Keira Knightley.