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REC 10.17.2026 21:06:45

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January Nelson
January Nelson is a writer, editor, and dreamer. She writes about astrology, games, love, relationships, and entertainment. Her favorite horror movies tend to be more on the artsy side.
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Hunger Games Director Francis Lawrence Will Take Pierce Brown’s Red Rising Class War to Mars for Paramount
Francis Lawrence is teaming with Paramount Pictures to direct Red Rising, a story about a miner who infiltrates the ruling class on a future…
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Hokum’s Director Cut an Ending Where Adam Scott’s Novelist Never Makes It Out of the Basement
Damian McCarthy, who wrote and directed Hokum, cut an earlier ending in which Adam Scott’s novelist dies in the basement. “He doesn’t make it…
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Nick Swardson and Pauly Shore Work a Gas Station Night Shift with a Creature That Eats Stressed People in the Horror Short Remain Calm
A creature that reads body language and eats stressed people turns a gas station night shift into a survival test for Nick Swardson and…
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Doreen Lioy Wrote the Night Stalker About 75 Letters and Married Him in San Quentin. A 2009 DNA Match Ended Her Devotion
Doreen Lioy married Richard Ramirez inside San Quentin State Prison in 1996 after writing him about 75 letters, attending his trial and publicly insisting…
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Ruth Ellis, the Last Woman Hanged in Britain, Was Granted a Conditional Pardon Nearly 71 Years After Her Execution
Charles III has granted Ruth Ellis a conditional pardon, commuting the death sentence that made her the last woman executed in Britain to life…
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Romeo Beckham Plays a Menacing Tennis Rival in His First Film Role, and the Forty Love Trailer Is All Threats
The trailer for Forty Love keeps slipping the menace in between the love lines. Romeo Beckham, in his acting debut and his first role…
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Kate Siegel Has Two Jobs on Mike Flanagan’s Carrie, and You Hear Her Long Before You See Her
Kate Siegel has two jobs on her husband Mike Flanagan’s Carrie: she plays Adelaide, a cult leader, and directed Episode 3, “Social Studies.” The…
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The Best Slasher Movies of the 1980s, from Friday the 13th to Child’s Play
The 1980s were the golden age of the slasher. After Halloween proved that a simple premise, a masked killer, and a body count could…
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Jenna Ortega Plays an Outdated Robot Built to Prevent Loneliness in Klara and the Sun, Which Taika Waititi Calls His Most Dramatic Film
Taika Waititi‘s “Klara and the Sun” casts Jenna Ortega as Klara, an outdated Artificial Friend whose sell-by date is closing in until a teenager…
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Josie Totah’s Tina Blake Barely Existed in the Carrie Film. Mike Flanagan Made Her the Series’ Best-Dressed Character
Tina Blake barely existed in the “Carrie” film, but in Mike Flanagan’s Prime Video series she became the show’s best-dressed character. The small role…
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Inde Navarrette Wears Wigs to Sneak into Obsession Screenings, and She Says One Scene Gets Every Crowd
Inde Navarrette’s disguises let her sit through “Obsession” screenings unnoticed while she listens for which scenes scare the crowd. The 25-year-old says every viewing…
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Disney’s 1999 Movie About a Hockey Player Who Sells His Soul for the Stanley Cup Has Nowhere to Stream Today
For one Sunday night in 1999, the company behind The Little Mermaid put a children’s movie on ABC about a hockey player who signs…
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Clayface’s First Reactions Call DC’s New Horror Film Hard R, and One Scene with Sewing Scissors Had Even the Crew Looking Away
The early buzz for DC Studios’ Clayface, its first theatrical horror film, is landing on one word: ick. Collider’s Steve Weintraub called it “hard…