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It all looked so promising. As a fan of horror - not for gory content, but for minute-by-minute shocks, the trailer for The Devil Inside ticked a lot of my boxes. Ninety minutes later, I was part of a bemused, if not outraged audience.
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Author Susie Moloney is a renowned author of horror fiction. Small-town Canadiana infuses every inch of her work, which has garnered praise from critics and the notice of major Hollywood players.
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The horror genre is booming with new book releases scheduled for 2012. Check out the upcoming, bone-chilling, spine-tingling novels and anthologies coming out this year.
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The trend for genera shows appears to be on the agenda of major TV networks and shows no signs to reaching saturation point. Three new shows are in development, plus there is a little bit of news about the long-mooted "Star Wars" live-action TV series.
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New York-based author David Chandler is set to release his first set of fantasy novels. Den of Thieves is on shelves now, with subsequent follow-up books in October and in early November rounding out the Ancient Blades Trilogy.
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As the 1970's were drawing to a close, a scary movie, "The Amityville Horror" took hold. Not only did it track a real mass murder, but the house was perfect for the events. That house, much changed, was sold on the market today.
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Jared Padalecki, star of the hit creepy series Supernatural, has thanked fans for helping the series to reach its 100th episode.
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Sportsmen everywhere should think twice about going into the great outdoors after watching Friday the XIII, a rousing thriller from Warner Brothers
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Since 1974's The Exorcist, filmmakers have found inspiration in the theme of religion and
evil. About a decade ago, the Catholic sex scandals were discovered.Since then, evils within
the confines of the church have become a hot topic for horror films.
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The years of death and destruction of the Saddam regime were told on the faces of the dead buried in mass graves. Dead women and children whose crime was being Kurdish.
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Survivors of Anders Behring Breivik's shootings in Norway relive the horrors of last year's massacre as they testify at his trial in Oslo.
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About Raynetta Stocks Raynetta Stocks was born in Washington D.C. in August 1981. She excelled early at reading and...
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