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Glen Mazzara’s Eight Horror Inspirations for The Walking Dead
Joss Whedon, Apocalypse Now.
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Joss Whedon, Apocalypse Now.
His bark is worse than his bite.
Oof. Just "oof."
Chew on Kathy Bates!
Do you know your flicks?
Now even more terrifying (wrinkles will do that to a person).
It's the horror supercut to end all horror supercuts.
Don't Go Into the Woods may or may not be funny on purpose.
Cats in cupboards, friends who jump through windows just to terrifyingly say "hi" ...
Sometimes we feel a drinking game coming on.
"I wanted to come back with a scary movie, that didn't have an ounce of blood in it, to counteract what I've become known for with Saw ... "
The seventh installment will be the last.
They're so scary, it's taxing!
The classic 1982 story of a "health club mop boy who accidentally falls in a vat of toxic waste."
It's 'The Birds' meets 'The Room,' and it looks amazing.
Any excuse to think about 'Leprechaun: Back 2 Da Hood.'
"Benicio can open his mouth twice as far as a normal human being ... It's usually a big problem putting long canine teeth in."
Turns out, Americans know when we're being marketed to. And just don't care.
Would you believe that, when all is said and done, it will end up grossing some $190 million worldwide?
It's about time!
Why camp out at the New York Asian Film Festival, opening tonight? Because you can't complain about Tribeca if you don't go to more fun festivals like this. Because the thirty films include new movies by Johnny To, Park Chanwook, and Takashi Miike.