Contestants in a prior costume contest - The Phantom's Masquerade - line up for judging. The event was a fundraiser for the Friends of the Loew's, which is restoring the theater.
Sometimes the best thing about horror, mystery, and thriller movies are the endings. Whether it be the movie is so bad that any conclusion will do as long as it's over, or because the writer actually put some thought into the resolution.
"Because we can't stop missing David Bowie, and because it is one of the greatest vampire films ever made, you must do everything you can to watch The Hunger this weekend," says Charles Mudede. This weekend, you've got plenty of options for celebrating Halloween , including costume parties , performances , dog- and kid-friendly events , and scary fare including haunted houses and ghost tours .
With Halloween quickly approaching, people are getting in the mood for something scary . Nothing fits the dark, creepy mood quite like a horror movie, and when the jumps and scares are legit, all the better.
Tim Curry as Dr. Frank-n-Furter is shown in a scene from "The Rocky Horror Picture Show." The 1975 cult classic will screen twice this weekend at Burlington's Capitol Theater.
Jonathan Graham has been a staple of local music since his teens, under his alias DJG. Graham had a long-running residency at Hailey's infamous '80s night.
With Halloween preparations in full swing for this weekend, here's a trio of Blu-ray movie suggestions to set the mood for a mature evening of horror. Carrie: Collector's Edition - Director Brian De Palma's Academy Award-nominated adaptation of Stephen King's first novel celebrates its 40th anniversary with an impressive return to Blu-ray in a two-disc set.
It's unclear how Massee, who accidentally fatally shot Brandon Lee on the set of their 1994 film The Crow, died. Actor Anthony Delon first annouced the news in an Instagram post on Monday, writing "R.I.P. my friend Michael.
Chico >> The Blue Room Theatre continues its reputation for unusual, experimental and satisfying theatrical productions with an original play adapted from the great Edgar Allan Poe. Running through Nov. 5, at 7:30 p.m. Thursdays through Saturdays, this sometimes shocking show sets the stage for upcoming Halloween events.
