By Jennica Lynn Johnson Does possession happen to people in real life? Is the Devil real? Tears streaming down my face, those were the kinds of questions weighing heavily on my mind after my first viewing of The Exorcist (1973). The fear of becoming Satan’s next vessel was instilled in me at nine years old. Since its 1973 release, The Exorcist inspired the production of many copycat films with Beyond the Door (1974) aka Che Sei? being the “most commercially successful,” according to Nikolas Schreck, author of The Satanic Screen: An Illustrated Guide to the Devil in Cinema. In fact, Beyond the Door star Juliet …

FANtastic Horror Film Festival has recently released its film selection list for 2014. Check out the video interview below from Dawna Lee Heising of MoreHorror In Hollywood as well as the graphic showing screening times. From The Press Release: The FANtastic Horror Film Festival (FHFF) will be holding its inaugural event …

By Jesse Miller The Omen, Rosemary’s Baby, Paranormal Activity, The House of the Devil – we’ve all seen the ‘satanic panic’ horror film before and ‘Devil’s Due’ gives the whole theme another shot, following newlyweds Zach and Sam as they await the arrival of their firstborn. And we all know where this is going, don’t we? When this subject matter has been done to death, one can fall back on the comfortable thought of ‘well, to hell with it, it’s entertainment so let’s see if it delivers?’ and does this film deliver? Look, it’s very lackluster because the film falls on some horror film beats that we’ve all seen done before time and time …

On “The Daily Show,” Jon Stewart has frequently made a punchline out of his movie career. When movie stars come on the show, Stewart often happily mocks his own film credentials, the ones largely from his days before becoming a revered late-night host: “Half Baked,” “Big Daddy,” etcetera.

Comedian Bill Murray turned taxi driver for a night last week after taking over the wheel so his Californian cabbie could practice his saxophone skills. The “Ghostbusters” star made the revelation during an appearance at the Toronto Film Festival in Canada on Friday, which organizers had named Bill Murray Day, when he recalled how his cab driver on Thursday night had mentioned he was a saxophone player.

He’s arguably the most popular actor and one of the biggest box office draws in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, but Robert Downey Jr. might not appear in a fourth Iron Man film. Legions of fans, including Ol’ Shellhead’s co-creator Stan Lee, feel Downey is the perfect embodiment of billionaire, genius, playboy, philanthropist Tony Stark