Category Archives: Top Ten Horror Movies

Strangely, in these chaotic times of COVID-19, readers are often turning to dark stories on deadly contagions, isolation, illness and zombies, according to several area booksellers. The books are all selling. We cant keep Stephen Kings The Stand in stock, says Michael Joachim, general manager of the Toadstool Bookshop in Nashua, of the dark, post-apocalyptic novel about a deadly militarized flu strain. Continue reading →

Activisions vice president of mobile, Chris Plummer, explained the decision to remove Zombies from Call of Duty: Mobile and what the games future holds in an interview with GameSpot yesterday. Zombies was added to the game in November 2019 before it was removed late last month Continue reading →

What do zombies and an American housewife have in common? Not much Continue reading →

From his breakout role in the compelling divorce drama The Squid and the Whale to his charismatic turn as an enterprising illusionist in Now You See Me to his Academy Award-nominated role as Mark Zuckerberg in The Social Network, Jesse Eisenberg has proven to be one of Hollywoods most versatile young actors. His two new features follow what might be one of his more fun, perhaps less challenging roles in the horror comedy blockbuster sequel Zombieland: Double Tap but both are just as entertaining, and they see Eisenberg stretching himself in new ways. Continue reading →

Full Moon Features, the company responsible for this expeditious production, was founded in 1988 by cult filmmaker Charles Band. They specialize in sensationalist horror and science fiction films that typically go direct-to-video (per ScreenRant) Continue reading →

Fozzy fans, you will get to see the band again this year, but just later than expected. Continue reading →

In the days of yore when passports were rubber-stamped at the airport, few people could boast such an eclectic collection of foreign ambassadorial imprints as James Bond, secret agent, cocktail connoisseur and amasser of innumerable air miles. A recent study concluded that since 1962, Bond had visited 49 countries, several of them repeat visits. Continue reading →

Danai Guria cant stop laughing. She has only a few days left ever filming on The Walking Dead, so you would expect one of the shows supreme slicer and dicers of zombies to feel a bit mournful about leaving the show that made her a star. And she is. Continue reading →

Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo's Dark Nights: Death Metal is gearing up to be one wild ride. In a new preview for the upcoming post-apocalyptic story, Batman will be riding with his own army of zombies to take back the planet. Snyder and Capullo's epic began withDark Nights: Metal,which saw the Batman Who Laughs and the rest of the Dark Multiverse wreak havoc in the DC Universe. Continue reading →

Dear Provost Drell and President Tessier-Lavigne, Stanford students are not worried only about COVID-19 but are scared for how the University administrations response will affect our lives. We are at a point where the lack of direction is just as harmful to us as the conditions that created it Continue reading →