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ALFRED HITCHCOCK was already a director on the rise when he found himself reading Scottish author John Buchan’s 1915 spy novel “The 39 Steps”. Thrillers such as “The Man Who Knew Too Much” and “Waltze

FORTY YEARS ON FROM ITS RELEASE, WRITER-DIRECTOR TOM HOLLAND REVEALS HOW FRIGHT NIGHT HELPED REVIVE THE VAMPIRE FILM

IN A GAME FILLED WITH HORROR CLICHÉS, THIS ONE NATURALLY BEGINS ON A DARK AND STORMY NIGHT, WHEN A COUPLE OF KIDS ENTER AN ABANDONED MANSION. JOIN US AS WE TOO STEP INSIDE THE SPLATTERHOUSE – AND IF YOU’RE FEELING FAINT, JUST KEEP REPEATING, “IT’S ONLY A VIDEOGAME… ONLY A VIDEOGAME…”

THE FIRST FILM CAME OUT OF NOWHERE, BOB ODENKIRK BLINDSIDING US WITH AN OBSCENE AMOUNT OF WHOOP-ASS. NOW, WITH NOBODY 2 , HE’S UP AGAINST A KNIFE-THROWING SHARON STONE. LET CARNAGE COMMENCE!

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THE OLD-SCHOOL VALUES OF THE GILDED AGE A MOVING SORT-OF COMEDY ABOUT PERSONAL TRAUMA A NEW THEORY ON WHAT MAKES A SERIAL KILLER IN 28 YEARS LATER, THE ZOMBIES ARE EVOLVING. Scratch that—the infected