We all love a good horror movie. Even if you are scared and peeking through a blanket you’re still watching. The buildup is a key facet of these films and one that’s got a lot of early buzz is 'Clinton Road'. For those wondering why this road. Clinton Road is located
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E!’s WAGS Miami Season Two Brings the Heat
They're baaack! The second season of WAGS Miami is about to bring heat big time. In the all-new supertease above, returning cast members Ashley Nicole Roberts (recently wed Falcons linebacker, Phil Wheeler), Claudia Sampedro (goes out with Panthers star, Julius Peppers), Hencha Voigt, Darnell Nicole, Metisha Schaefer and Astrid Bavaresco are
White Lightning: A Lost Hockey Movie From the 50’s
I love hockey movies. There’s no such thing as a bad one in my mind because I will find something funny in it. Either in the plot, the dialogue or the actors who try and play the game. “White Lightning” came out in 1953. The lead was Stanley Clements who plays
San Diego Comic-Con Panel Highlights
The San Diego Comic-Con is happening as we speak and our friends at Random House sent us these panel videos. Lucasfilm Publishing panel: Space Panel: Be Your Own Superhero: Intersectional Feminism in Comics Panel: DC Icons: Blockbuster YA Authors Meet Iconic DC Superheroes Panel: Here's a ton of great celebrity shots including Katheryn Winnick (photo
The Redbox Best Baseball Movies List Differs from Mine
Redbox is a terrific service. I believe there’s a better list than the one they have. Here’s how that occurred: The Movie Experts at Redbox ranked America's favorite baseball movies, as seen below, via a national Omnibus survey of more than 1,000 U.S. respondents. America’s Favorite Baseball Movies 1. Field of Dreams 2. A
Doug Glatt is back in Goon: Last of the Enforcers
Chanel Ryan Still Isn’t Satisfied
Erin O’Brien – – Her Hard Work is Paying Off
Very few actresses become stars overnight. Many times it can take a decade to become an overnight start. Erin O’Brien, is very versatile and so far, I haven’t been disappointed by her performances. “My first paid movie was in New York, 7 years ago, a horror movie called “Revenants”,” said O’Brien.
