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The last time Lucky was in Port Charles, he was playing pseudo-dad to two of Elizabeth’s sons before they finally had their own on General Hospital. But despite Aiden being Lucky’s biological child, here’s why Cameron actually better fits the bill.

Unlucky In Love

No one’s been as unlucky in the romance department than Lucky (Jonathan Jackson). Aside from his on-again, off-again relationship with Elizabeth (Rebecca Herbst), he also had failed relationships with Sam (ex-Kelly Monaco), Sarah (ex-Jennifer Sky), and even married Siobhan (ex-Erin Chambers) before she was killed. While Cameron hasn’t had to say a final farewell to any of his exes, he was in a sort of on-again, off-again relationship with Josslyn (Eden McCoy) that ended with her leaving him for another man. While Cameron is currently happy with his new girlfriend, only time will tell if the people who...

General Hospital spoilers and updates tease a behind the scenes photo leak shows Lucky Spencer (Jonathan Jackson) and Elizabeth Baldwin (Rebecca Herbst) at Christmas. From the joyful looks on their faces, it certainly looks like a Christmas reconciliation’s ahead!

General Hospital Spoilers – The Couple’s Outside At Night With Christmas Décor All Around

The couple is outside at night with Christmas décor all around, it looks like they may be walking in a park decorated for the season.

As the couple, who is each other’s first love are talking they’re gazing into each other’s eyes-Liz’s, in particular, look almost as lit up as the trees they’re in front of.

Lucky dreamed of reconciling with Elizabeth while he was stuck in the compound in Africa, and at Christmas, it looks like his dreams will come true.

Lucky has regretted his wanderings away from Elizabeth and...

Quick Links Don't Look Under the Bed Featured a Chilling Premise & Storyline What Made Don't Look Under the Bed So Scary for Audiences? Don't Look Under the Bed Sparked Major Backlash From Disney Fans

With spooky season right around the corner and horror lovers anxiously awaiting all things gruesome and grisly, many people can't help but get into the Halloween spirit early and binge-watch some of their favorite chilling shows and flicks. Though Disney Channel has become known for its more wholesome and borderline cheesy original programming in recent years, the '90s were a remarkably influential and memorable time for the network, as it released some of its most beloved original movies during the period.

Though many nostalgic fans remember celebrated classics like Halloweentown, Under Wraps, and Mom's Got a Date with a Vampire that debuted during the harvest season, there is one downright frightening flick that caused quite...

Lucky Spencer has certainly lived up to his name over the years on General Hospital. Lucky, the offspring of the legendary Luke and Laura, wasn’t born on screen, but we saw him when the dynamic couple returned to the show in 1993. The character originated by Jonathan Jackson, who grew up before us. Jacob Young later portrayed him from 2000 to 2003, and then by Greg Vaughan from 2003 to 2009. With Jackson’s return to Gh, it’s time we looked at what Lucky was up to over the years.

Childhood on the Run

Luke (Anthony Geary) and Laura (Genie Francis) had been on the run from evil mobster Frank Smith (then Mitchell Ryan), during which time they had Lucky. After Frank’s goons caught up to them in Canada, the couple sent their son off to Port Charles for safety while they lured the minions off of his trail. Luke’s aunt...

General Hospital (Gh) spoilers suggest that Lucky Spencer is on the cusp of a major return, as actor Jonathan Jackson is set to reprise the role sometime this August.

Still, it’s been over a decade since the character has been on the show, full-time. While most viewers are excited about his return, some newer Gh fans may need a history lesson when it comes to the legacy character.

General Hospital Spoilers – Lucky Spencer’s History In Port Charles

Gh spoilers indicate that Lucky is the offspring of super couple Luke Spencer (Anthony Geary) and Laura Collins (Genie Francis). While he was born off-screen, Jonathan Jackson was cast in the role at the age of 11 and entered storylines in 1993.

Jackson exited Gh in 1999, and actor Jacob Young (Bold and the Beautiful’s ex-Rick Forrester) was recast into the role from 2000 to 2003.

Young left Gh, Greg Vaughan (Days of Our Lives...

Some fears, like monsters under the bed, are universal and never fully conquered. The best horror movies tap into relatable anxieties. Horror movies featuring monsters under the bed effectively exploit the fear of the unknown lurking just beneath the sheets at night. The idea of a monster under the bed remains chilling, reminding us of childhood fears that still resonate in adulthood.

In a monsters under the bed movie, the classic childhood fear is put on screen in all its claustrophobic glory as a reminder that some fears aren't ever completely conquered. The best horror movies of all time encompass a variety of styles, settings, and fears that tap into specific anxieties and manage to be broadly relatable while still honing in on one particular fear. That's why shark movies are so popular, hitchhiker horror has so many variations, and not going into the attic is always a good idea.

Because Halloween is the time of year when horror appeals to all ages and backgrounds, this week’s streaming picks are dedicated to gateway Halloween horror movies.

These movies capture the Halloween spirit and target the budding monster kid. More importantly, they make a great introduction to the genre thanks to the light scares and genre stalwarts behind them, from Sam Raimi to Guillermo del Toro and beyond.

Here’s where you can stream these five gateway Halloween horror movies this week.

For more Stay Home, Watch Horror picks, click here.

Don’t Look Under the Bed – Disney+

High school student Frances Bacon McCausland (Erin Chambers) gets blamed for a series of pranks plaguing her small town. Frances suspects the culprit is new kid Larry Houdini (Ty Hodges), but it quickly becomes apparent that only she can see him. It turns out that Larry is an imaginary friend and Frances’ only...

It's nearly fall, but the spooky season is already here. Stir-crazed masses battling a lingering pandemic, climate change, and upheaval are pulling out the seasonal decor earlier, eager to change the vibe and settle into the oddly comforting world of the strange and the morbid. Over the coming weeks, theaters across North America will oblige and showcase an "X" prequel, a star-studded Olivia Wilde-directed thriller, the exceedingly creepy-looking psych-thriller "Smile," and Zach Cregger's rental home hellscape "Barbarian." As folks will start to pull out their sweaters and add a little pumpkin to their coffee, and they'll be in need of some at-home entertainment to match the oncoming autumn mood. For horror fans, the fall equinox (and the entire month that precedes it) is prime time, when the programming powers-that-be start adding a little more genre spice to their offerings in anticipation of Halloween.

Horrifying movies come and go...

Hallmark is unveiling seven nights of new Christmas movies during the Thanksgiving week. That's a lot of glorious holiday entertainment to look forward to!

Tonight's movie is A Christmas Tree Grows in Colorado, starring Rochelle Aytes as Erin Chambers, the mayor's daughter and a city organizer tapped to help reinvigorate the tourism industry for Brooklyn, Colorado.

Erin butts heads with Kevin (Mark Taylor) along the way, and their chemistry ignites some holiday sparks, resulting in a fiery liplock!

We had a chance to catch up with Rochelle, so before you tune into night, get to know her a little better.

You always have so many irons in the fire. What made you get on board with the Hallmark Christmas movie?

Thanks. Yeah, I mean, I love to work and this was one of those projects, and it doesn't always happen, where I was offered the role and I read the script.

Welcome back to Let’s Scare Bryan to Death! This month I’m chatting with Harmony Colangelo, a writer who specializes in transgender representation in media, including some great pieces on the recent vampire flick Bit and the cult classic Sleepaway Camp. She also just launched a brand new podcast with wife and (and previous Lsbtd guest) Bj Colangelo called This Ends at Prom, which is a delightful look at “teen girl” movies “through the lens of cis and trans femme perspectives.” It’s a fun, nuanced show and I highly recommend checking it out if you haven’t yet had the chance.

Colangelo’s pick this month is an interesting one, as it finally gives me a chance to explore the wild world of Disney Channel Original Movies. Fans of the site of course know that Derek Anderson is our resident Dcom expert. Given the fact that the first...

We have added a set pictures from the event Support Your Local Actress Calendar Launch Party in Los Angeles. Guests included Kelle Cantwell, Rebecca Zamolo, Chelsea Harris, Korrina Rico, Stevie Nelson, Erin Chambers, Erin Ross, Lizz Carter, Leah Hunter, Andrea Bogart, Gina Field, Emily Berry, Lori Hartman, Lee Khalafai and Eliana Saenz. Photos are copyright by Glenn Francis / PRPhotos.com. Kelle Cantwell attending the Support Your Local Actress Calendar Launch Party in Los Angeles on December 10, 2014 at the Jones Hollywood Restaurant in West Hollywood, CA, USA. Photo is copyright by Glenn Francis / PRPhotos.com.

New Scandal season 3,episode 5 intriguing spoilers & clips hit the net. Last night, ABC released the new spoilers and sneak peek/spoiler clip (below) for their upcoming "Scandal" episode 5 of season 3. The episode is entitled, "more Cattle, Less Bull," and it appears to be quite interesting as Olivia and company take on a client that's one of Fitz's biggest competitors, and more. In the new "More Cattle, Less Bull" episode, The team will end up, getting closer to the truth behind Operation Remington. The team is going to investigate Democratic Congresswoman ,Josie Marcus, while Olivia and Mellie have a surprising run-in during the White House Correspondents' Dinner. In the meantime, Jake and Huck are going to get closer to the truth about Operation Remington, which could lead to devastating results. Guest stars are going to include: Lisa Kudrow as Josephine Marcus, Kate Burton as Vice President Sally Langston, Tom Amandes as Governor Samuel Reston,...

Title: Nesting Director: John Chuldenko Starring: Todd Grinnell, Ali Hillis, Kevin Linehan, Erin Chambers, Erin Gray The challenges of a young marriage without kids is an infrequent subject in movies, but that’s the sweet spot of examination in writer-director John Chuldenko’s bittersweet, fitfully engaging “Nesting,” which benefits from a pair of appealing leads and this sort of original focus, but ultimately doesn’t showcase enough psychological perspicacity or elicit a deep enough audience identification to rise above the level of bohemian curio. Los Angelenos Neil (Todd Grinnell) and Sarah (Ali Hillis), a thirtysomething but childless married couple, find themselves stuck in a bit of a relationship rut. They have to clear [ Read More ]...

When I told Jonathan Jackson that he’d made me cry — twice! — with his performance as a father whose child died on Monday’s General Hospital, he wasn’t exactly wracked with guilt about it.

“I sort of want to apologize but I’m not sure I should. It was kind of what we were going for,” says Jackson, who in 2009 returned to the character of Lucky Spencer, son of famed Luke and Laura, which he’d originated back in 1993.

The tears flowed pretty easily over the last few days as 4-year-old Jake, Lucky’s child in every way that...

When I told Jonathan Jackson that he’d made me cry — twice! — with his performance as a father whose child died on Monday’s General Hospital, he wasn’t exactly wracked with guilt about it.

“I sort of want to apologize but I’m not sure I should. It was kind of what we were going for,” says Jackson, who in 2009 returned to the character of Lucky Spencer, son of famed Luke and Laura, which he’d originated back in 1983.

The tears flowed pretty easily over the last few days as 4-year-old Jake, Lucky’s child in every way that...