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Ghosts

Going into the theater to see a press screening of Ghostbusters: Afterlife, I had the sudden, very-late-in-the-game realization that I have never actually seen the original beloved 1984 comedy classic…
Beth (Rebecca Hall) is a grieving woman. We meet her, dressed in black, being dropped off at her house by a friend who earnestly hands her a casserole dish. As soon as Beth is in the house, she dumps …
The setting: a boy's orphanage out in the middle of freakin' nowhere at the end of the Spanish Civil War. The building is extremely isolated (of course), and is a whole day's walk across dry scrubby d…
French director Olivier Assayas and American actress Kristen Stewart are a seemingly unconventional pairing who meld surprisingly well together in their director/actor partnership. Assayas brought out…
Jones aside, director Paul Feig's simultaneously praised and poo-poo-ed remake of the 1980s classic is a decent, if not overwhelmingly awesome, retelling of a story that's grown so close to the hearts…
I'm a sucker for paranormal stories, with creepy unexplained phenomena that goes bump in the night. I may not be religious, but I'm not one to question the spirit world... there are just too many stor…
I was thirteen when Ghost came out, and I was swiftly caught up in the romance of the movie. I listened to "Unchained Melody" about five thousand times, and watched every cast interview and every maki…
As horror goes through its cyclical phases (vampires! witches! plagues!), the theme of zombies keeps returning like the pesky undead that they are. We are used to seeing them rotting and staggering, r…
To celebrate the release of the horror hit The Conjuring on October 22nd on Blu-ray, DVD and Digital HD, Warner Bros. offers this handy infographic illustrating the Elements of a Warren Case. Apparent…
Whispering Corridors begins with a teacher, Mrs. Park, staying after-hours at her girls' high school to do a little personal research. She pulls old yearbooks off the shelf one by one, flipping throug…
Director James Wan has made his mark on horror by directing the first Saw movie, which sawed its way to an extremely successful series of torture-porn sequels. More recently, he surprised the critics …
You know how sometimes you just want to be alone?  Like after your looney ex-boyfriend accuses you of cheating, tries to drown you in the tub, causes you to have a miscarriage and a total mental meltd…
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