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Winnie the Pooh: Blood and HoneyThe film industry has a long history. in the history of film, there's been brave reinterpretations for beloved characters in a variety of ways, either successful or unproductive. There's a good chance that everyone would have predicted an undertaking which is quite as daring as "Winnie-the-Pooh: Blood and Honey" (202

ODecker Shado, the internet personality with the best hair, digs into every theatrical Alien movie thus far, and the AVP franchise to observe the Xenomorph in it's natural habitat. That is, anywhere there are people to kill. How does (blog) it's depiction work, when looked at in terms of growth rate, and believability?Source: Xenomorph Biology: A S

In a genre where horror films typically rely on jump scares and predictable plots, Damien Leone's"Terrifier," a film released in 2016, by the director Damien Leone "Terrifier" is an invigorating breath of fresh air. Through its terrifying, practical effects, its bone-chilling performance of Art the Clown by David Howard Thornton and a striking resu

Leprechaun is a classic horror film that is so terrible it's fantastic. The narrative is ridiculous, the acting is ridiculous, and the visual effects are hilariously terrible. But, in the end, it all comes together to make a pleasant and amusing picture. Warwick Davis plays the leprechaun well, while Jennifer Aniston performs admirably in her featu