It’s interesting to note that April Billingsley played two characters that died only 10 minutes apart on the original airings of two different shows, AMC’s “The Walking Dead” and ABC’s “Resurrection.”
In the first couple of seconds of the trailer, we watch as a young man walks down the road covered in blood. It is revealed through newspaper clippings and conversations throughout the trailer that this young man is Arne Johnson. Many horror fans may know that Arne Johnson’s murder trial was unlike any other because his trial was the first to plead innocence based on demonic possession.
I like to think of vampirism as the actions of a vampire. It is the way a vampire walks, talks, and survives: from feeding on human beings and animals, all the way to supernatural strength and abilities.
Damian Maffei is both an actor and producer, whose works include not only “Haunt”, but also “The Strangers: Prey At Night” (2018) and, most recently, “Wrong Turn” (2021).
If you are looking for horror films that will keep you up at night, turning on every light as you go to the bathroom home alone, then this is the list for you.
The movie is complex, as it’s based on the novel “All Things Cease To Appear” (2016) by Elizabeth Brundage. Brundage even received screenwriting credit. “Things Heard And Seen” (2021) is filled with ideas from the life of the spiritual Swedenborg, as well as George Inness, an influential American artist.
After two years, fans of “Dying Light” (2015) finally have an update on Techland’s follow-up to the first-person, open world action, survival game.
Emphasizing the “true story” element communicates to the audience that the events on-screen were real, and that they happened to real people. However, a single Google search on the Warrens complicates the supposed historicity of their exploits.
The critics demanding an X rating for “The Exorcist” (1973) were being a little unfair. It’s pretty solidly an R-rated movie. However, it’s also fair to say that the gap between the PG rating and the R rating left a lot to be desired. It’s a little odd that “Jaws” (1975) received the same rating as “Meet Me in St Louis” (1944), for instance.
Ross McCall got his start on West End stage and with BBC, on various productions. He then landed a role in “Band of Brothers” (2001) with HBO. Ross McCall has also starred alongside Dennis Hopper in Paul Haggis’ and Glen Mazzara’s “Crash” (2008). And, he has gone on to play the leads in many award-winning films and television series.