SYNOPSIS: A girl living alone in a post apocalyptic wasteland finds herself hunted down by marauders

SYNOPSIS: A harmless game of Truth or Dare among friends turns deadly when someone—or something—begi

BLACK WAKE STARRING TOM SIZEMORE, ERIC ROBERTS & NANA GOUVEA TO RELEASE ON DVD & VOD AUGUST

SYNOPSIS: Tomie terrorizes an artistically inclined young girl and her widowed father, slowly integr

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Nick Cave’s dirty detour.

Over the past year, I’ve really started feeling Japanese sukeban (delinquent girl/ girl gang) flicks. This was pretty much the result of watching one of my favorite grindhouse films Switchbla…

SYNOPSIS: The Chupacabra is real and four friends will document it! Will they survive?

Braindead [1992], directed by PETER JACKSON. WINGNUT FILMS / AlbumThe PrintThis photographic print leverages sophisticated digital technology to capture a level of detail that is absolutely stunning. The colors are vivid and pure. The high-quality archival paper, a favorite choice among professional photographers, has a refined luster quality.Paper Type:Photographic PrintFinished Size:8" x 12"Arrives by Wed, Apr 24Product ID: 15760380Related TagsTop, Art, Trend

La journée internationale du droit des femmes est un excellent prétexte pour découvrir plusieurs œuvres de bande dessinée féministe.

Years ago the late Barry Norman – journalist and film critic – clearly somewhat enamoured with Charlotte, coined the verb “to rample” (although clearly not in many major dictionaries – autocorrect takes a very dim view of the word). He noticed that through time it had come to mean: ‘reducing someone to helplessness though a … Continue reading "A Stunning Collection of Charlotte Rampling Photographs"

The Desperate Character, by Robert Crumb, 1973. via

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