Tattoos, horror films and extreme sports: Why we seek out pain
The strange psychology of self-harm and why some of us choose pain to cope with life.
Demi Moore opens up about Hollywood pressures and body image struggles
Demi Moore candidly discusses the intense pressures of Hollywood, her battles with body image, and the harsh realities she ...
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‘A Nightmare on Elm Street’ 40th Anniversary And Why It’s Still a Classic
One, two, Freddy's...well, he's already shown up and A Nightmare on Elm Street is 40 years old now. The post ‘A Nightmare on ...
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Mario Enters The Realm of Stanley Kubrick's THE SHINING
Here’s a fun video that sees Mario from The Super Mario Bros. enter the realm of Stanley Kubrick ’s classic horror film, The Shining . The video features Mario on an adventure that takes him to the ...
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How Killing of 6-Year-Old Lisa Steinberg Changed Child Protective Laws
In November 1987 a horror unfolded in Manhattan's tony West Village as attorney Joel Steinberg came home under the influence of crack cocaine and brutally beat the six-year-old he called his daughter.
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Kane Hodder, the man behind horror's iconic villains
Kane Hodder, famed for playing Jason Voorhees, shares his journey from overcoming burn injuries to becoming a horror legend ...
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An Overlooked Mike Flanagan Gem is Finally Getting The Physical Release It Deserves
After getting quietly dropped on Netflix nearly a decade ago, Mike Flanagan's 'Hush' is finally getting the physical release ...
Why religious themes make for such good horror movies
Religion is well-suited for terrifying and entertaining thrill-seeking moviegoers. In the new horror movie, “Heretic,” Hugh ...
“Grotesquerie”’s Raven Goodwin Says Ryan Murphy Didn’t Remember Working with Her on Another Hit Show (Exclusive)
Raven Goodwin is spilling the tea about working with Ryan Murphy. The actress, 32, spoke exclusively with PEOPLE on Tuesday, ...
40 Years Later, 'A Nightmare on Elm Street' Cuts Just as Deep
He may have appeared in countless sequels since, but it all started forty years ago with A Nightmare on Elm Street. Art the Clown might be all the rage today in the Terrifier films, but he might not ...