Spooky Vanishing on 7th Street Clips
Posted by About.com Horror & Suspense on January 24, 2011
© Magnolia
Before Vanishing on 7th Street hits theaters on February 18, check out these clips featuring Hayden Christensen and John Leguizamo.

© Magnolia
Before Vanishing on 7th Street hits theaters on February 18, check out these clips featuring Hayden Christensen and John Leguizamo.

© After Dark
If you’re like me, you’ve been wondering for some time about the specifics of the upcoming After Dark Originals, the natural evolution of the After Dark Horrorfest. Well, here you go:
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© After Dark
If you’re like me, you’ve been wondering for some time about the specifics of the upcoming After Dark Originals, the natural evolution of the After Dark Horrorfest. Well, here you go:
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© After Dark
If you’re like me, you’ve been wondering for some time about the specifics of the upcoming After Dark Originals, the natural evolution of the After Dark Horrorfest. Well, here you go:
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Photo: Jason Merritt
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Kyra Sedgwick (you might know her as “The Closer”) has signed on to co-star with Jeffrey Dean Morgan in the upcomng Lionsgate ghost story Dibbuk Box. She’ll play Morgan’s ex-wife, the parent of a girl who becomes possessed by a demonic spirit tied to a strange box (Xbox?). Catch the film in theaters this Halloween.
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© Toei
Sometimes the best movies are the ones that didn’t get made. Sure, if they had ever come to fruition, the ones on my list of 10 of the Greatest Horror Movies Never Made probably wouldn’t have all been, well, “great,” but in my mind at least they’re the ones that got away.
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© Crimson Films
The 2005 slasher Malevolence is one of the more overlooked horror movies of the past decade, but it’s gained enough of a cult following that writer/director Stevan Mena (who also brought us the fun horror spoof Brutal Massacre…

© Crimson Films
The 2005 slasher Malevolence is one of the more overlooked horror movies of the past decade, but it’s gained enough of a cult following that writer/director Stevan Mena (who also brought us the fun horror spoof Brutal Massacre…

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Natalie Portman won the Golden Globe Award last night for Best Performance by an Actress in a Motion Picture (Drama) for her lead in the psychological thriller Black Swan, paving the way for her to earn a rare major-category Oscar win for a horror/suspense movie.