It’s important for the Sundance Film Festival to remain relevant as well as pioneering in the support of new cinema, and that’s why it’s significant that this year’s event showcases nine virtual reality films in its artsy New Frontiers section. That’s roughly double the amount of VR installations selected for the 2014 festival and fills a majority of the 13 slots… Continue reading 'Her' and 'Zero Dark Thirty' Producer Megan Ellison is Getting Into Virtual Reality Cinema
“I interviewed the registered nurse who witnessed, or says he witnessed, the boy walking backward up the wall.”
If that line gets said in a news report (as seen below), you know you’re probably in for a pretty crazy story. And that’s the case with Latoya Ammons and her family, who claim to have experienced a litany of unexplainable phenomena after moving… Continue reading Learn All About the Possessed Family Lee Daniels Is Turning into a Horror Movie
It’s certainly fair to say that 2001: A Space Odyssey has its fair share of weird, what with the psychedelic wormhole travel and space baby and so much more. But for as strange as Stanley Kubrick and seminal science fiction writer Arthur C. Clarke got back in the ’60s, it’s not nearly as bizarre as the author got 30 years later when he published the… Continue reading Ridley Scott to Turn the Super-Weird Sequel to '2001: A Space Odyssey' into a TV Show
Lena Dunham went on a Twitter rant in response to a right-wing blog report alleging she molested her younger sister Grace.
The blog, Truth Revolt, posted an article entitled “Lena Dunham Describes Sexually Abusing Her Little Sister” and cited a passage from Dunham’s new book, Not That Kind Of Girl.
“The right wing news story that I molested my little sister isn’t just LOL- it’s really fucking upsetting and disgusting,”… Continue reading ‘Girls’ Star Lena Dunham Goes Into A ‘Rage Spiral’ Over Molestation Allegations
Pop-culture-inspired toys are not going out of style anytime soon. With so many options to choose from these days, it can be a little overwhelming. But companies like U.K. studio A Large Evil Corporation make it easy to throw money at them, especially with its new line of vinyl horror toys.
How often do you see a toy repping the 1962 film What Ever
