Bono will never play the guitar again after his bike accident. [Buzzfeed] Adam Sandler tops the list of most overpaid actors. [PopBytes] “Jamie Lynn Spears Pulled a Knife at a Pita Pit” is already one of the best headlines of the year, amirite? [The Blemish] Taylor Swift fell down some stairs on New Year’s Eve. …
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Selena Gomez Shows Ankle in Mosque, Muslims Flip Out
Selena Gomez committed a religious faux pas and well, hope she doesn’t die for it. During a recent mosque visit, she hiked up her dress to show some sexy ankle. Major no-no. The mosque in question, Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque Center in Abu Dhabi, dictates men and women must wear “long, loose fitting, ankle length trousers or skies for women and men”. Cover those ankles you temptress! Gomez eventually deleted the photo from Instagram but she didn’t lose her head over it. Yet. Gomez visited the mosque with Kendall Jenner, Gigi Hadid, Cody Simpson and …
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North American Movie Attendance In 2014 Hit Its Lowest Point In 20 Years
Paramount The North American box office for 2014 was down five percent from 2013, not only a decline, but the biggest year-to-year decline in nine years. But dollars-wise, this doesn’t sound especially remarkable: [North American box office] is expected to finish at $10.4 billion by Dec. 31, compared to a record $10.9 billion in 2013. It also won’t match…
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‘The Woman in Black 2: Angel of Death’ Review
The Woman in Black 2: Angel of Death is yet another example that not all successful horror movies have what it takes to become successful horror franchises. Forty years after the events of the original Woman in Black, Angel of Death brings a new cast of characters to Eel Marsh House (and its malevolent inhabitant). Fleeing from German attacks during World War II, a group of children and their teachers evacuate the city and take refuge in the dilapidated seaside residence. Relieved to be away from the warfront, the children begin exploring Eel Marsh House while the adults settle in – preparing to wait-out the war in the countryside. However, when Edward (Oaklee Pendergast) starts acting strange, and scaring…
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Thom Evans Would Love to Be the Next Jamie Dornan
Thom Evans shows off his shirtless sexy body in a feature for Attitude magazine’s February 2015 issue, out on newsstands on Wednesday (January 7)! Here’s what the 29-year-old model and actor had to share with the mag: On being the next Jamie Dornan: “Jamie Dornan as a role model. He’s flourishing in the acting world, and if I could do half as well as he has I’d be more than happy! I would love to play that kind of character [a sadistic killer ] it would be just the kind of thing I’d love …
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Kim Kardashian Underwent Her Biggest Transformation Yet For Love Magazine
A new year means another chance to reinvent yourself and one person who isn’t passing up that opportunity is Kim Kardashian. Even though 2014 was a series of high fashion makeovers for Kim, all the way from CR Fashion Book to the cover of Vogue, front row Givenchy seats, and a Balmain campaign, Mrs. West… Read more »
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God Told Me To (1976) review
Reviewed by Kevin Scott MoreHorror.com God Told Me Too (1976) Written by: Larry Cohen Directed by: Larry Cohen Cast: Tony Lo Bianco (Peter J. Nicholas), Deborah Raffin (Casey Forster), Sandy Dennis (Martha Nicholas), Sylvia Sydney (Elizabeth Mullin), Richard Lynch (Bernard Phillips), Andy Kaufman (Police Officer). This film is unquestionably …
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Looking Back: Ethan Picks His Own Top 10 Favorite Films of 2014
Just earlier today, we ran out last retrospective video looking back at the films of 2014, and today I’m chiming in with my final year-end list with my Top 10 Films of 2014. This year I had a hard time narrowing down my list, and I almost broke down and decided to do a Top 15, but I promised myself to be a little more disciplined to pick my absolute favorite films of the year. You can see how hard it was just by taking a glimpse at all …
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See a Proper Sized ‘Ant-Man’ Tease Before Trailer Arrives Tuesday
Yesterday, Marvel Studios trolled their loyal audience by releasing an “ant sized” teaser for the forthcoming trailer for this summer’s release of Ant-Man. The video was super small, making it impossible to see anything, even if you zoomed in. But today they’ve released a human-sized version for consumption. However, since it’s a teaser for a teaser trailer (yeah, we’re rolling our eyes too), it doesn’t show much. Though we do get a couple good shots of Evangeline Lilly and Corey Stoll in the film, plus another look at Paul Rudd looking a bit rough. Don’t worry though, because the full teaser trailer arrives on Tuesday, January 6th, with the premiere of “Agent Carter” on …
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"He-Man" Reboot Script Draft Complete
Several months ago, “Kick-Ass 2” director Jeff Wadlow signed on to rewrite the script and potentially even direct a cinematic reboot of the “He-Man and the Masters of the Universe” franchise over at Sony. This weekend, Columbia Pictures Senior Vice President DeVon Franklin posted a photo on his Twitter account confirming that the latest screenplay draft (dated December 24th 2014) is finished. Whether further re-writes will be required or if the …
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Palm Springs Film Fest: Brad Pitt, Benedict Cumberbatch, Reese Witherspoon Celebrate in the Desert
Steve Carell, Julianne Moore, Robert Downey Jr. and Michael Keaton are among the other A-listers who turned out Saturday night for the festival’s awards gala
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Scream TV show will change Ghostface’s mask
Mina Lefevre, MTV’s executive vice president, has been discussing the network’s forthcoming Scream TV show, and has revealed that Ghostface’s iconic mask will be altered for the small screen. “Scream was incredibly iconic,” says Lefevre, “but we wanted to reinvent that for TV while of course keeping all the main elements that made it so iconic, including a mask, but also the soapy teen stories, pop culture humor, the scares and the killer.” “We’re tonally walking that line, yet delivering the scares in a significant way. The mask was a…