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Exclusive: Genoa City is about to welcome back one of its most popular residents.

Lauralee Bell’s Christine — who was last seen on The Young and the Restless during a New Year’s Eve party that aired on Jan. 2 — is set to return to the show’s set at the end of April. Her return episodes will start airing in early June.

Her character’s absence was due to her joining Danny Romalotti (Michael Damian) on the road during his world tour. In real life, Damian needed time away to produce a movie for Netflix.

But Bell didn’t stray far from the Bell Dramatic Serial Company world; she made a stop to the set of The Bold and the Beautiful for her third crossover appearance. And this time, her participation involves one of the sudser’s signature fashion shows.

Those episodes are set to air April 24, 25, and 28.

“You never know when Brad Bell calls,...

Sometimes, when it comes to adapting Stephen King's novels for film or television, unmade is better.

There have been plenty of triumphs and many wipeouts, but the ones that sting the most tend to be the adaptations that bring a paucity of vision to his most expansive works. There have been two miniseries made out of King's post-apocalyptic masterpiece "The Stand," but they fell well short due to either budget constraints and/or simple timidity. If you're going to take on a book that's so celebrated and massive, why start from a place where you know you'll be cutting corners? It's encouraging to know that a major filmmaker like James Wan, who can secure a substantial budget due to his blockbuster success with franchises like "The Conjuring" and "The Fast and the Furious," wants to take a crack at "The Stand," but the material is so tainted at this...

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If you are a horror fan, then there is a big chance that you might have heard about the horror streaming service Shudder, and if you have its subscription, you might be wondering what’s in store for you in March 2025. Don’t worry. There is a host of new and old horror movies coming to the service in the upcoming month, and we have listed the 13 best movies coming to Shudder in March 2025.

Army of Darkness (March 1) Credit – Universal Pictures

Army of Darkness is a dark fantasy horror comedy film directed by Sam Raimi, who also co-wrote the screenplay with Ivan Raimi. The 1992 film is the third installment in the Evil Dead franchise, and it follows Ash Williams as he is transported to the Middle Ages and must fight the undead to go back to his time.

Horror is one of the most iconic genres because there’s a film for every type of fan. It can blend other genres like comedy and drama, leaving room for a compelling scare. Fans can find something for almost everyone to get satisfying thrills among horror's different subgenres.

With more than a century of horror movie masterpieces, there's no shortage of choices for horror fans. From slashers to ghost stories to found footage movies, each subgenre has created some of the most horrific moments in film history. So, while there are numerous horror films for everyone, a select few movies stand above the rest.

Updated on February 17, 2025, by Robert Vaux: There have been some great horror movies recently that will surely become cult classics in the future, but when it comes to all-timers, there are many unbeatable titles that come first. This list has been updated to discuss more of...

Stephen King's Misery has become a free streaming hit after dropping on Tubi a few weeks ago. Users of the free streaming service are finding the 1990 adaptation to be a worthy psychological horror thriller that just has to be revisited. At the time of writing, Misery sits in third spot on Tubi's list of most popular films. Other titles currently vying for attention on the platform include the Wesley Snipes thriller, Murder at 1600, Patrick Swayze's 80s hit, Road House, and the demonically delightful Megan Fox horror movie, Jennifer's Body.

Written by American playwright William Goldman, and directed by Rob Reiner, Misery is based on the 1987 novel of the same name by Stephen King. The story follows a writer named Paul Sheldon, who's returning from his retreat where he wrote the end of a successful series of romantic novels centering around the fictional character Misery Chastain. Sheldon has...

Rip Bruce French

Soap opera veteran Bruce French has passed away at the age of 79. Best known for his Passions character, playing Father Lonigan on the daytime drama, The Hollywood Reporter has noted the actor died this past Friday, in L.A. due to Alzheimer’s complications. French was diagnosed with the condition four years ago.

Bruce French’s Legacy

French was married to Days of Our Lives alum Eileen Barnett (ex-Brooke Hamilton). The two were wed on January 20, 1991.

The actor was born in Reinbeck, Iowa on July 4, 1945, and earned a degree from the University of Iowa. French also served in the U.S. Army and fought in the Vietnam War. In addition, he studied acting at The University Tisch School of the Arts in New York.

French’s acting career began in 1972 when he performed in the off-Broadway play, The Shadow of a Gunman, and then had a role in the 1974 movie,...

Bruce French, the dependable character actor who did lots of work for the theater and portrayed Father Lonigan, the blind priest on the soap opera Passions who somehow could sense that evil was imminent, has died. He was 79.

French died Friday in Los Angeles of complications from Alzheimer’s, his wife of 34 years, longtime Days of Our Lives actress Eileen Barnett, told The Hollywood Reporter.

The Iowa native, who has more than 150 acting credits on IMDb, guest-starred for David E. Kelley on such shows as L.A. Law, Picket Fences, Ally McBeal, The Practice, Boston Public and Boston Legal, and he appeared on three Star Trek series — The Next Generation, Voyager and Enterprise — and in the 1998 film Star Trek: Insurrection.

Plus, he played the wealthy neighbor of Eddie Izzard and Minnie Driver’s shifty characters on both seasons of the 2007-08 FX drama The Riches.

French recurred as the kind-hearted...

We’ve discussed John Carpenter on this channel as much or more than nearly any other director. Some of his movies, like The Thing, have gotten a different type of show appreciation via discussions on its behind the scenes in a Wtf, a comparison with its novella source material, and a look at what its legacy is in a Deconstructing video, amongst a few others. Looking at his catalogue, there is a wealth of stuff that is firmly in the horror realm from Christine to In the Mouth of Madness, Prince of Darkness to Halloween. While he has some movies that are outside that wheelhouse like the western homage Assault on Precinct 13 or Academy Award winning sci-fi drama Starman, Escape from New York is something special. In addition to being one of my favorite films of all time, full stop, it’s also sneaky in its ability to horrify. While...

Killer Collectibles highlights five of the most exciting new horror products announced each and every week, from toys and apparel to artwork, records, and much more.

Here are the coolest horror collectibles unveiled this week!

John Carpenter Bust from Coda

Master of horror John Carpenter is the first figure to be immortalized in Coda’s A Future of Flesh and Blood mini bust series.

Sculpted by Erick Sosa, the hand-poured polyurethane resin statue measures 5.5” tall.

The white “Parian” version is an open edition, while the black “Void” variant is limited to 121. Due out in May, they’re $45 each.

Creepshow Print from Dismay Designs

Dismay Design has released a Creepshow poster that captures the film’s comic book-inspired aesthetic.

18×24 matte prints, signed and numbered, cost $29. A second design focused on Stephen King as Jordy Verrill is also up for grabs.

The 1982 anthology is the latest in Dismay’s Stephen King art series,...

John Carpenter, the legendary filmmaker and composer synonymous with modern horror, is set to electrify fans with his first-ever music residency. The mastermind behind Halloween and The Thing will take the stage at Downtown Los Angeles’ Belasco Theatre for four nights, spanning October 24 through November 1, including an iconic Halloween night performance.

Tickets for this highly anticipated event, John Carpenter Live, go on presale today for registered fans and will be available to the general public starting Friday, January 31, at 10 a.m. Pacific Time. Tickets can be purchased through Carpenter’s official website, with $2 from every sale supporting the Anti-Recidivism Coalition and the Best Friends Animal Society, aiding both incarcerated firefighters and animals impacted by wildfires.

This marks Carpenter’s return to live performances, his first since 2018, and will feature his signature mix of eerie melodies and haunting themes. Joined by collaborators Cody Carpenter and Daniel Davies, Carpenter promises audiences a unique experience each night.

Legendary horror director and composer John Carpenter has announced a concert residency in Los Angeles this Halloween, which marks his first live performances in seven years.

The four-night run takes place at the Belasco Theatre on October 24th, 25th, 31st, and November 31st. Carpenter will be joined on stage by his longtime musical collaborators Cody Carpenter and Daniel Davies, and each night promises a unique setlist of music pulling from his catalogue of over 20 film scores and four albums. Carpenter is best known for such iconic films as The Thing, The Fog, Christine, Assault on Precinct 13, Escape from New York, and Escape from L.A., and Big Trouble in Little China.

Fans can register for a ticket pre-sale ahead of a public on-sale slated for Friday, January 31st at 10:00 a.m. Pt via Ticketmaster. Carpenter has partnered with PLUS1 to provide $2 from each ticket to the Anti-Recidivism Coalition, which...

Legendary horror director and composer John Carpenter has announced a concert residency in Los Angeles this Halloween, which marks his first live performances in seven years.

The four-night run takes place at the Belasco Theatre on October 24th, 25th, 31st, and November 31st. Carpenter will be joined on stage by his longtime musical collaborators Cody Carpenter and Daniel Davies, and each night promises a unique setlist of music pulling from his catalogue of over 20 film scores and four albums. Carpenter is best known for such iconic films as The Thing, The Fog, Christine, Assault on Precinct 13, Escape from New York, and Escape from L.A., and Big Trouble in Little China.

Fans can register for a ticket pre-sale ahead of a public on-sale slated for Friday, January 31st at 10:00 a.m. Pt via Ticketmaster. Carpenter has partnered with PLUS1 to provide $2 from each ticket to the Anti-Recidivism Coalition, which...

Between 1976 and 1990, there were 11 Stephen King adaptations that hit theaters, and most of them were pretty good. The 1980s gave us such classics as Stand By Me, The Dead Zone, Christine, and The Shining, and while they're remembered fondly today, there was one film during that time period that stood head and shoulders above the rest: 1990's Misery. Based on the novel of the same name, the film starred James Caan as Paul Sheldon, an author held captive by his number one fan, Annie Wilkes (Kathy Bates). Directed by Rob Reiner, Misery was a hit both critically and commercially, and now, after being unavailable to stream for a while, it's found a new home where you can watch it for free.

Per Tubi, Misery will hit the streaming service on Jan. 31, making it perfect viewing for the cold winter month of February. Hitting theaters on Nov. 30, 1990, the psychological horror masterpiece...

In between working on the early movies in the Fast & Furious franchise, the late Paul Walker starred in the action thriller Into the Blue. Now, 20 years later, the film has found its way onto the Tubi chart and leaped straight into the Top 5 as nostalgic fans revisit the popular actor’s 2005 team-up with Jessica Alba.

Despite the movie being mostly panned by critics and not faring much better with audiences, the film falls into the category of free-to-stream action movies that seem to be everyone’s go-to viewing choice right now. That means Into the Blue is the latest decades-old movie to find its way in front of a whole new audience and is even finding a little more love from viewers.

Walker’s tragic death in 2013 has undoubtedly given his fans reason to savor all the actor’s movies. Now, it is the turn of Into the Blue,...

Horror fans, brace yourselves for an unmissable day of scares, thrills, and cinematic nostalgia as the Tampa Bay Screams Horror Convention celebrates its 10-year anniversary on Sunday, January 19, 2025. Taking place at the Occ Road House & Museum in Clearwater, Florida, the event promises to be a blockbuster gathering of iconic genre stars, indie filmmakers, and devoted fans.

This year’s convention lineup is packed with 25 celebrity guests from the world of horror and cult cinema. Among the highlights are Alan Howarth, renowned for his collaborations with John Carpenter on Halloween II and Escape from New York, Jill Whitlow from Night of the Creeps, and Barbara Magnolfi, beloved for her role in Suspiria. Horror host Count Gore De Vol and Subspecies star Denice Duff will also be making appearances, alongside notable directors, artists, and Florida’s top indie horror talents.

In addition to a stellar lineup of stars, the convention will showcase the Super-Scream Queen Lineup,...

In the last 50 years, there have been countless excellent adaptations based on Stephen King's stories. In many cases, the movies and TV shows paid tribute to the ingenuity of the King of Horror, proving themselves as brilliant, emotionally charged, and twisted as their sources. A feature that contributed to the success of these adaptations, in several instances, has been the performances of the actors.

Stephen King provides an exceptional foundation with his well-crafted and fascinating characters, but once a story unfolds on the big or small screen, the actors are the ones who bring those same characters to life. Their performances determine whether the tension, fear, and humanity in the author's books resonate with the audience. Some of these portrayals have captured the core of his work so profoundly that they cemented their place in cinematic and television history.

Keith Gordon As Arnie Christine (1983)

The ingenuity of Keith Gordon's performance as Arnie,...

A surprise return reunites a couple on The Young and the Restless. Here’s the latest comings and goings casting news from the soap. Find out if any newcomers are joining the soap in contract, recurring, or day-player roles, or if any of your favorite performers are exiting the CBS soap.

The Week of December 30, 2024

Michael Damian takes a break from his concert tour as rock star Daniel Romalotti to make a return to Genoa City just in time for New Year’s Eve. The character surprises Lauralee Bell’s Christine on Monday, December 30.

More: Check out our Exclusive chat with Lauralee Bell and Michael Damian

Colleen Zenk is back as the evil Jordan Howard, and she’s targeting a new victim. She appears on Thursday, January 2.

Ray Wise gets more airtime as masterful manipulator Ian Ward. He appears on Monday, December 30 in scenes with Cait Fairbanks’ Tessa Porter and on Friday,...

We have an update on Christine Brown suing her ex-husband for child support.

Back in September, we reported that the 52-year old had filed legal documents against the Sister Wives patriarch in which she asked a court to establish paternity of 14-year old daughter Truly because Kody Brown’s name is not on her birth certificate.

Christine Brown deserves props for getting away from Kody. (TLC)

Additionally, Christine has requested a domestic relations injunction that stops both parties from harassment, domestic violence, canceling or modifying services, taking the kids for non-routine travel without court orders or permission and demeaning or disparaging the other party.

Last Wednesday, meanwhile, the exes met in court (via Zoom) for a hearing in regard to this case.

According to court documents obtained by our friends at The Ashley’s Realty Roundup, both sides completed their disclosures for the case at the time and that the...

Art Evans, the actor who appeared in Die Hard 2, A Soldier’s Story and so many more movies and TV shows beginning in the 1970s, has passed away at the age of 82. The cause of death was diabetes.

Art Evans had well over 100 credits to his name, normally playing smaller roles. One of these key ones was in Die Hard 2, in which he played an air traffic controller who aids in John McClane’s latest fight against terrorists. Another came in 1984 with A Soldier’s Story, co-starring alongside Howard E. Rollins Jr. and Adolph Caesar as an army private. While Caesar would end up receiving the bulk of the attention (receiving Golden Globe and Academy Award nominations), Evans was also making his own mark.

Art Evans got his career started the previous decade — after time studying theater and on the stage — earning his first credit on sitcom Chico and the Man.

At 82, Art Evans, a talented character actor known for his vast work in film and television, passed away. His diabetes, which he had been fighting for years, caused problems that led to his death on December 21. Babe Evans, his wife, confirmed the news and paid heartfelt tribute to his life and career.

“Art was not only an incredible actor but a devoted husband, friend, and source of light to everyone who knew him,” she said. “We will miss his laugh, passion, and love of life very much.” Even though our hearts are heavy, we are proud of the joy and influence he leaves behind.

Evans began his acting career at Frank Silvera’s Theater of Being. He was born in Los Angeles on March 27, 1942. He made it to Broadway and played the lead role in “The Amen Corner” in 1965. In the middle of the 1970s, he moved on to TV,...

Actor Art Evans, whose work includes roles in the 80s horror movies Fright Night and Christine, has died. He was 82 years old.

Per Entertainment Weekly, Evans died as a result of complications from diabetes on Dec. 21. His death was confirmed by his wife, Babe Evans, who shared a statement expressing her sorrow.

"Art was not only an incredible actor but a devoted husband, friend, and source of light to everyone who knew him," the statement noted. "His laughter, passion, and love of life will be deeply missed. While our hearts are heavy, we celebrate the legacy of joy and inspiration he leaves behind."

The late actor's reps, LyNea Bell and Charleen McGuire, added in a separate statement, "Art was a remarkable talent who touched many lives with his work. He will be deeply missed by all who knew him. Our condolences go out to his wife, Babe, and their family during this difficult time.

Art Evans, the actor best known for his role as Leslie Barnes in Die Hard 2, has died. He was 82.

Evans died “peacefully in his sleep” surrounded by family on Dec. 21, a rep told The Hollywood Reporter.

“We are heartbroken to share that Art has passed away,” said his wife, Babe Evans. “Please respect our privacy at this time. A memorial will be held for friends and family to attend at a later date. Thank you.”

Evans’ Leslie Barnes is an air traffic control tower employee who helps Bruce Willis’ John McClane stop terrorists. In addition to the Die Hard installment, the actor also appeared alongside Denzel Washington and Adolph Ceasar in 1984’s A Soldier’s Story as Private James Wilkie.

During his career, Evans amassed more than 120 credits. On the big screen, Evans als appeared in films such as Christine, Big Time, Youngblood, National Lampoon’s Class Reunion, Fright Night, School Daze,...

Art Evans, the actor known for his roles in Die Hard 2 and A Soldier’s Story, has died. He was 82.

The actor’s rep tells Deadline he died on Saturday, Dec. 21 of diabetes, “a condition he courageously managed for many years.” No other details were immediately available.

“Art was not only an incredible actor but a devoted husband, friend, and source of light to everyone who knew him,” his wife Babe said in a statement. “His laughter, passion, and love of life will be deeply missed. While our hearts are heavy, we celebrate the legacy of joy and inspiration he leaves behind.”

His talent reps LyNea Bell and Charleen McGuire remembered him as “a remarkable talent who touched many lives with his work. He will be deeply missed by all who knew him.”

Born March 27, 1942 in Los Angeles, Evans came up at Frank Silvera’s Theater of Being before landing...

When last we left our fearless Sister Wives fam, the wives were learning how to form new communities in the wake of their multiple divorces from patriarch Kody Brown. Meri Brown seeks to build a community of supportive girlfriends, Christine Brown is building a new familial community with David Woolley, and Robyn Brown wants to encourage her daughters to find community through faith.

Quick Links Kody And Robyn's Date Night David And Christine Throw Engagement Party Meri's Girls Trip To Vegas Kody Gets Weird About Religion Meri's Friends Are Confused By Kody Kody Struggles With Daughters' Religious Journey Meri Discusses Realizing Her Marriage Was Broken

Everyone's moving on, it seems, despite the trauma the divorces caused to the entire family. Kody, especially, seems anxious about losing another wife, and in this episode, we see that he seems desperate to keep Robyn happy. This man cannot handle another divorce, that much is true.

Sister Wives star Christine Brown is hopelessly in love with David Woolley, who's helping her to forget about all the emotional abuse she was subjected to in the past, but I think she may have too much faith in her new husband. David seems like a great guy - it's not that he's a bad person, it's just that their relationship hasn't stood the test of time. In my opinion, famous women who date should always be wary, especially of non-famous males who may pursue them for the wrong reasons.

Because I really care about Christine, I'm rooting for her. With any luck, David is the person she thinks he is. However, there are some red flags. In the past, Christine spent decades trying to believe in Kody Brown. She was really in love with him, always wanting to spend time with him and touch him. In their happier days,...

Back in September, it was announced that Evan Peters (Dahmer – Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story), Anthony Ramos (Twisters), Ashton Kutcher (That ’70s Show), and Jeremy Pope (Hollywood) are on board to star in The Beauty, the latest show that American Horror Story and Monster co-creator Ryan Murphy has in the works at FX. Now, Variety has broken the news that Rebecca Hall of Godzilla x Kong: New Empire has also joined the cast.

Filming on The Beauty is already underway. FX has given the show an 11 episode order. While the series is based on the Image Comics series of the same name by Jeremy Haun and Jason A. Hurley, plot and character details are being kept under wraps. So for now, we can only go by the description of the comic book series to get an idea of what the show is going to be like: Modern society is obsessed with outward beauty.

Rebecca Hall has joined the upcoming FX series “The Beauty,” Variety has learned exclusively.

Hall will appear alongside previously announced series leads Evan Peters, Ashton Kutcher, Anthony Ramos, and Jeremy Pope. FX has given the show an 11-episode order.

The series, which is currently in production, is based on the Image Comics series of the same name by Jeremy Haun and Jason A. Hurley. Exact character and plot details are being kept under wraps, but the description of the comic book states:

“Modern society is obsessed with outward beauty. What if there was a way to guarantee you could become more and more beautiful every day? What if it was a sexually transmitted disease? In the world of ‘The Beauty,’ physical perfection is attainable. The vast majority of the population has taken advantage of it, but Detectives Foster and Vaughn will soon discover it comes at a terrible price.”

Hall...

Prolific horror author Stephen King has written a vast number of novels and short stories, many of which have been made into film and TV adaptations. There are some truly great ones, like Mike Flanagan's "Gerald's Game" and "Doctor Sleep," and then there are the not-so-great ones, like the awful cell-phone zombie movie "Cell" and the critically panned but mostly forgettable "Graveyard Shift."

One has to wonder how King himself feels about all of these adaptations. Well, except maybe for "The Shining," because King has made his feelings about Stanley Kubrick's adaptation crystal clear. (He hates it. Like really, really hates it.)

While promoting the film adaptation of "Dreamcatcher" in 2003, King revealed that he also wasn't so hot on another film version of one of his books, even though it was directed by master of horror John Carpenter. The 1983 movie "Christine" apparently "bored" King just as much as "The Shining" did,...

Horror legend Stephen King has written a fair few books over the years. Ever since he burst on the scene with "Carrie" in 1974, he's given fans at least one book nearly every year. Since most of his work has been extremely popular, he's also established himself as a bit of an authority on the horror front -- and isn't shy about commenting about either the genre or his craft as a writer.

Thanks to King's status as a horror luminary and extensive work in many other genres, we've analyzed his work many times before. You may have seen us discuss why King's endings have a reputation for being disappointing, look into his biggest career regret involving (of all things) a forgotten TV commercial, and examine the one Stephen King book that will never get a film adaption due to the author voluntarily scrubbing it from his catalog.

However, in order...

Like most TLC shows, drama is a staple of Sister Wives. Without a continuous cycle of harsh words and hurt feelings, there wouldn’t be much content left to keep the show alive.

Since the show first premiered, many fans and cast members have pointed fingers at Robyn for being an instigator. But lately, some Sister Wives fans have started to think Christine Brown Woolley is more interested in drama than she cares to admit.

See what other viewers are buzzing about online.

Sister Wives Fans Dissect The Infamous Family Enneagram Tests

An Enneagram test is a personality test that tells users more about their personality types. Members of the Brown family took the test, which caused a lot of drama between the family members.

But do the results tell a bigger story about the women?

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“Christine’s Enneagram Test,” one Sister Wives viewer captioned a post on Reddit.

Stephen King has made a name for himself since his iconic debut novel, Carrie, in 1974, as a living legend of horror who truly changed the genre forever. His prolific career has been incredibly successful, producing 65 novels and more than 200 short stories, which have gone on to sell over 400 million copies, gaining him a legion of loyal fans. Unsurprisingly, his work translated incredibly well to the screen, with many of his works being transformed for both film and television - with many more still to be adapted - creating some of the most iconic horror works in cinematic history.

Though many of his works have been widely celebrated, some have been overshadowed or flown under the radar, such as Christine and 1408, both of which share many of the trademarks of King's classic film adaptions. King is a master of combining terrifying supernatural elements with a deep look at human psychology,...

We've finally reached the time of the year when everyone dedicates an unnecessary amount of time to arguing over the same, cyclical topics ad nauseam — like whether or not "Die Hard" is a Christmas movie or what film deserves the biggest gift under the tree as the best Christmas movie of all time. Just as hotly debated is what constitutes the "worst" Christmas movie of all time, which is a lot harder to determine depending on what you deem "bad." One film that is frequently in the running for the dishonor is 1985's "Santa Claus: The Movie," directed by Jeannot Szwarc, who also gave us "Supergirl" and the equally polarizing "Jaws 2."

On paper, "Santa Claus: The Movie" has a lot going for it. It's about a man named Claus (David Huddleston) who delivers toys in his small village, eventually becoming Santa Claus after crossing paths with an elf toy-maker,...

Amazon has launched its Cyber Monday sales, including plenty of horror and genre-adjacent 4K Ultra HDs, Blu-rays, DVDs, e-books, and toys.

These discounts aren’t guaranteed to last, so act fast!

Here are the horror highlights of Cyber Monday 2024 from Amazon…

4K Uhd Collections:

Heavy Metal / Heavy Metal 2000 [Steelbook] – $19.99 The Sandman: Season 1 – $19.99 Dune / Dune: Part Two – $29.99 The Dark Knight Trilogy – $29.99 Batman: 4-Film Collection – $39.99 Paramount Scares: Rosemary’s Baby / Pet Sematary / Crawl / Smile / Sweeney Todd – $39.99 Paramount Scares: Friday the 13th Part 2 / Breakdown / World War Z / Orphan: First Kill – $47.39 Jaws 2 / Jaws 3 / Jaws: The Revenge – $44.99 Jurassic World: 6-Movie Collection – $49.99 The Lord of the Rings: The Motion Picture Trilogy – $54.99 The Ring Collection – $59.29 Mad Max: 5-Film Collection – $69.99 Universal Classic Monsters: 8-Film Collection – $69.99 Hellraiser: Quartet of Torment – $76.45

4K Uhd Movies:

Escape From L.A. – $8.99 Brawl In Cell Block 99 – $9.96 The Expendables – $9.98 Talk To Me – $9.99 John Wick – $9.99 Ghost in the Shell (1995) – $10.49 Mortal Kombat (2021) – $10.89 King Kong (2005) – $10.98 Godzilla (2014) – $10.99 Kong: Skull Island...

Soon there will be a new streaming home for terror. The 1983 movie, Cujo, based on the Stephen King novel of the same name, is heading to Paramount+ next month.

However, Cujo's arrival on Paramount+ on Dec. 1 comes with a slight catch. If King fans want to stream the cult classic, they will need the Showtime add-on. Directed by Lewis Teague, Cujo stars Dee Wallace and Danny Pintauro as a mother and son who are trapped inside their car while protecting themselves from the titular rabid St. Bernard. Although the horror movie received mixed reviews and a modest box office return during its original release, Cujo has since become a cult classic.

Related December 1 Will Be a Sad Day for Stephen King Fans

Stephen King fans only have a few days left to watch a popular adaptation before it leaves Netflix at the start of December.

Cujo was one of...

Sister Wives star Kody Brown claimed that Maddie Brown Brush was a gossip, and now he’s hit out at her mom, Janelle Brown about Christine Brown. But when the teaser dropped, TLC fans just mocked the patriarch’s memory.

Kody Brown Rants A Lot, It’s Never His Fault

If TLC fans were to believe the patriarch of the TLC show, he never did a single thing to deserve his wives leaving him. One of the biggest problems that Sister Wives fans have is that he seems to have problems with his memory. For instance, he told Meri Brown he didn’t love her and wanted her gone, but then cried and claimed he’d miss her when she left.

Kody Brown and Christine Brown split and she went off to Utah to find and marry her new guy, David Woolley. They seem happy these days, but Kody is still angry about their split.

Dozens of Stephen King's literary works have received movie and TV adaptations, but modern horror master Mike Flanagan (The Haunting of Hill House) recently highlighted an oft-overlooked adaptation that definitely deserves more attention in Christine. King has produced well over 100 novels, collections, screenplays, and other assorted works, and some have been adapted into all-time great movies, like The Shawshank Redemption or The Green Mile. Others have been complete misfires, like Silver Bullet or Firestarter. Still others have been reappraised recently and are evolving into cult classics.

Mike Flanagan recently spoke about King's most underrated adaptations, and highlighted four very specific choices, some of which make more sense than others. Flanagan's opinion on the matter certainly means something, given that he has produced some incredible King adaptations himself, including Doctor Sleep, Gerald's Game, and the upcoming Life of Chuck. Of the four choices he gave, one really stands out as...

On Monday November 25 2024, A&e broadcasts Hoarders!

Christine Season 16 Episode 8 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “Hoarders,” titled “Christine,” promises to be an emotional journey. Christine struggles with letting go of her belongings, which have taken over her living space. The weight of her past is heavy, and it shows in the piles of items that fill her home. Each object holds a memory for Christine, making it difficult for her to part with anything.

In this episode, the Hoarders team steps in to help Christine confront her challenges. With their support, Christine hopes to understand her hoarding disorder better. The team will work alongside her to sort through the countless items that have accumulated over the years. Christine’s goal is to create a healthier living environment for herself and her daughters, who are also affected by the clutter.

Viewers can expect to see the emotional struggles that come with letting go of cherished items.

Christine Brown from Sister Wives would be a great fit for a spin-off with her new husband, David Woolley. The 52-year-old reality star was in her 20s when she entered a spiritual marriage with her former husband, Kody Brown. Christine agreed to have a polygamous relationship with him, allowing him to have romantic connections and children with his other wives, Meri, Janelle, and Robyn Brown. Christine had a positive experience growing her family with Kody, welcoming six children with him and building strong relationships with her former Sister Wives, especially Janelle.

Unfortunately, Christine's polygamous marriage didn't work out. Over the years, Kody became increasingly obsessed with his youngest wife, Robyn. He stopped spending time with his other wives, which led Christine to reassess her future. In November 2021, Christine left Kody and focused on her fitness. She also achieved more success in her career as a social media influencer. By 2023, Christine...

Christine Brown appears to be happier since leaving Kody Brown, and she is ready to move on from Sister Wives after the recent season. The Utah native joined Kody's polygamous family as his third wife in March 1994. Although Christine and Kody had six children together, their relationship was never loving. Things deteriorated rapidly after Robyn Brown, Kody's fourth wife, joined the family. Kody began neglecting his three wives, choosing to spend most of his time with Robyn and her children. After feeling unappreciated for years, Christine ended her spiritual marriage with Kody in November 2021.

Christine decided to re-enter the dating scene in late 2022 and soon found David Woolley. Surprisingly, by March 2023, Christine had fallen head over heels with David. Despite only knowing each other for less than a year, the couple took their relationship to the next level by getting engaged in April 2023. Although many Sister Wives cast members doubted their fast-paced relationship,...

Killer Collectibles highlights five of the most exciting new horror products announced each and every week, from toys and apparel to artwork, records, and much more.

Here are the coolest horror collectibles unveiled this week!

Worlds Smallest Universal Monsters Micro Figures

As anyone who reads this column can attest, shelf space is at a premium with so many cool collectibles at our fingertips.

Super Impulse’s World’s Smallest solves that problem with tiny versions of popular toys, including a Universal Monsters line with Frankenstein, Bride of Frankenstein, and The Wolf Man.

Each 1″ micro figure has three points of articulation and comes with a stand inside a mini display case. The set of three costs $17.99.

The World’s Smallest line also features the likes of Michael Myers, Chucky, Hellboy, Nosferatu, The Fly, and more.

Return of the Living Dead Print from Outpost 512

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Longlegs director Osgood Perkins says his new Stephen King movie is a "soulful comedy" with "Itchy & Scratchy" level violence. Stephen King adaptations have been a mainstay in cinema since 1976 when Brian De Palma's Carrie, based on King's first published novel, set a high standard for adaptations of his work. King adaptations flourished in the 1980s with Stanley Kubrick's The Shining, Cujo, Christine, and Pet Sematary. They extended beyond horror, too, with King's shorter stories, Stand By Me and The Shawshank Redemption, serving as the basis for acclaimed adaptations.

In recent years, Stephen King adaptations have surged in popularity, with It and It Chapter Two bringing the author's iconic tale of fear and friendship to a new generation, the former becoming the highest-grossing horror film ever. Filmmaker Mike Flanagan has become one of the most acclaimed adapters of his work, with Doctor Sleep skillfully connecting King's novel and Kubrick's interpretation of The Shining.

People know that reality TV can be strange. Sometimes things that wouldn’t happen in the average Joe’s life might surface on a show to increase ratings. After seeing David Woolley meet Kody Brown, fans question if producers wanted Christine Brown Woolley to invite Robyn and Kody to her wedding.

Kody Brown And David Woolley’s First Meeting Is Tense

Undoubtedly, Sister Wives Season 19 is filling fans in on the “before the wedding” details for Christine Brown and David Woolley. During Gwendyln and Bea’s engagement party, the focus shifted to Kody Brown meeting David for the first time. Without a doubt, it was a tense interaction where Kody was attempting to size up his competition. But Christine made it clear she wasn’t going to invite Robyn and Kody to her wedding. If Kody attended the wedding, it would be a sight to see. Was TLC pushing for her to invite them?...

Sister Wives star Christine Brown has been enjoying getting to know her now-husband David Woolley on screen, but her parenting style has been called into question amid relationship backlash. Throughout Sister Wives season 19, viewers have gotten the opportunity to see Christine in a whole new light. While her time on the series has primarily revolved around her marriage to Kody Brown, things are changing for everyone in the family. Christine made the difficult choice to leave Kody and the plural marriage she was in for nearly 30 years during Sister Wives season 17, sparking others to do the same.

With Christine having left Kody first, her fellow sister wives Janelle Brown and Meri Brown werent far behind, leaving Kody with one remaining wife. Christines relationship with Kody and Robyn Brown has been changing, as is how she interacts with Meri and Janelle, but the relationship the series has been focused on is a new one for Christine.

Flying a little under the radar right now—presumably because it’s a U.K.-only show, at least at the moment—is a new upcoming series called “The Listeners.” It’s intriguing on its own, but the talent involved makes it even more enticing. A provocative, haunting drama starring Rebecca Hall, “The Listeners” is produced by Fremantle company Element Pictures and directed by acclaimed filmmaker Janicza Bravo, known for directing “Zola” and episodes of “Poker Face,” and “Mrs.

Continue reading ‘The Listeners’ Trailer: Rebecca Hall Stars In A New BBC Series From ‘Zola’ Director Janicza Bravo at The Playlist.

The career of genre filmmaker Mike Flanagan is strongly tied to the works of author Stephen King. Flanagan has directed film adaptations of the King novels Gerald’s Game and Doctor Sleep. He tried and failed to bring an adaptation of King’s Revival to the screen. His upcoming film The Life of Chuck is another King adaptation, he’s developing the author’s Dark Tower saga as a Prime Video series, and we recently heard that he’ll be turning Carrie into an eight episode Prime Video series. He knows his King – which is why Movieweb asked him to name some of the most underrated King adaptations. Flanagan gladly did, mentioning a few great ones.

When Movieweb asked which King adaptations he thinks are underrated, Flanagan answered, “You know what jumped immediately to my mind? The Night Flier with Miguel Ferrer is a really good movie that I don’t...

John Carpenters adaptation of Stephen Kings Christine is a classic of 80s horror, and while the Christine cast is top-notch, what many genre fans remember most is Christine herself. This includes the scene where the car appears to completely repair itself right before the audience's eyes. Christine follows an unpopular nerd, Arnie Cunningham, who buys a red Plymouth Fury named Christine and steadily develops a strange and unhealthy obsession with the vehicle, much to the shock of his only friend, Dennis.

However, things get even worse when Arnies bully, Buddy Repperton, smashes Christine to bits, totaling the car; this causes her to suddenly put herself back together and go on a killing spree. The infamous scene occurs when Arnie returns to the garage and finds Christine beaten up, smashed, and generally irreparable. He breaks down, horrified at the sight of it all and not knowing how hell ever be able...

The 1983 Stephen King adaptation Christine saw director John Carpenter somehow make the premise of a killer car scary, and the horror movies ending proves that this story still holds up. The 1983 chiller Christine had a potentially silly premise in its story of a bullied teenager who wreaks violent vengeance on his tormentors via a cursed car. However, director John Carpenters adaptation of Christine managed to make this story scary, sad, and emotionally impactful as Arnie grew obsessed with his car Christine while Christine tore a bloody swathe through anyone who came between them. Arnies obsession gradually drove him away from his friends and family and toward a grisly end.

Although Hollywood rarely gets Stephen King adaptations right, sometimes, the movie industry can successfully capture the balance between camp and genuine horror found in the authors work. Stephen King is a legendary horror author, but the writers prolific output has sometimes...

If you’re staying in on Halloween, cable television has plenty of tricks and treats in store. The TV listings for Thursday, October 31, include lineups devoted to Stephen King, M. Night Shyamalan, and Rob Zombie; marathons of reality shows and competitions; and The Simpsons’ first 33 “Treehouse of Horror” episodes. From hardcore horror to family fun, there’s something for everyone on Thursday night. Check out some highlights below, and be advised that all times listen are Eastern. Animal Planet: Mysterious Creatures marathon From 5 p.m. to 3 a.m., Animal Planet is on a Mysterious Creatures With Forrest Galante kick, with the TV host investigating a myths of lake monster, reports of a wolf-like creature, legend of a 60-foot snake, and more. BBC America: Stephen King adaptations Starting at 8:15 a.m., BBC America is devoting itself to adaptations of Stephen King stories. Think The Dark Tower, Christine, The Shining,...

You know we love to talk about the royals around here, but here’s a bloodline that you might not be familiar with.

It’s been many years since Kody Brown split from his 3rd wife, Christine Brown. Still, they both continue to appear on their hit show, Sister Wives.

Sometimes together, most of the time separately.

During a recent episode of the 19th season, Kody reflected on his three failed marriages. When he got to talk about Christine, he made a comment about her family being “polygamy royalty.”

Here enter the history lesson. Prepare yourselves for a doozy!

Christine Brown smirks in this scene from Sister Wives. (TLC) Christine’s Family & The Long History Of Polygamy

When Christine finally left Kody after 27 years of spiritual marriage, fans of the long running TLC show were thrilled.

However, before she locked down David Wooley, there was equal levels of concern that...

Some cliche somewhere said that ‘a picture is worth a thousand words.’ This has proven to be the case for me and especially when it comes to fan art. I have always sought out great fan art and have wanted to share it with as many people as possible. “Awesome Art We’ve Found Around The Net” is the outlet for that passion. In this column, I will showcase the kick-ass artwork of some great artists, with the hopes that these artists get the attention they deserve. That’s the aim. If you have any questions or comments, or even suggestions of art or other great artists, feel free to contact me at any time at theodorebond@joblo.com.

The Babadook by Joel Herrera

The Blob by Matt Seff Barnes

Christine by Ian Pestridge

Ernest Scared Stupid by Bryan Johnson

The Fly by John Dunn

Freddy vs. Jason by Josh Beamish...