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Wes Craven’s 1996 Scream was a cult classic that people still enjoy today. It was produced by 2 separate companies, Dimension films and Woods Entertainment. The movie combines all the cliches in horror movies, and it also gives you the perspective of the victims and how they would react with the knowledge of horror movies plus their opinion of the horror movies. The movie centers around Sidney Prescott and her struggles dealing with her mother’s rape and murder, and the idea of her convicting the wrong man of the murder. Once 2 people from her school get murdered a reporter tries to bring up the idea that the same man who murdered her mother might be killing the kids in present time. By the end of the movie they reveal who “Ghostface” is, it turns out

Lester Burnham is a middle-aged magazine writer and advertising executive who despises his job. His wife, Carolyn, is an ambitious real estate broker; their sixteen-year-old daughter, Jane, abhors her parents and has low self-esteem. The Burnhams' new neighbors are retired United States Marine Corps Colonel Frank Fitts and his introverted wife, Barbara. Their teenage son, Ricky, obsessively films his surroundings with a camcorder, collecting hundreds of recordings on video tapes in his bedroom. He also secretly deals marijuana, using a job as a part-time bar caterer as a front.

For the very first time he is now presenting a Hollywood independent film titled “HIP-HOP Horror picture Show” going to be release in Las Vegas 2016. It is a Hip Opera horror musical drama which has an astounding story line of vampires and werewolves that will definitely keep the audience asking for more. The film is packed with dance, drama, comedy, suspense and is sure to be a blockbuster movie. After reading through the storyline of this movie you simply can't resist the urge to ask will there be any continuation?

Continuing the series, Dashner has just released The Fever Code, hopefully this will become a movie too. In the series, he has wanted to expand more on the main characters during the time before The Maze was built; from what he has seen from his growing fan base, they want the same thing. The Maze Runner community has always been big from the beginning, but now with the movies, and the promise of a new one, it has grown beyond comparison. For those who watch the movies first, hopefully they will read the books to get the full story, learn more about the characters, and become a part of the Dashner

Shortly before the release of On Stranger Tides in 2011, the cast and crew of the fourth film were told to set aside time in the near future, as Walt Disney Pictures intended to shoot a fifth and sixth film back-to-back (like the first two sequels).[23] However, it was later stated that only a fifth film was in the works. On January 11, 2013, Jeff Nathanson signed on to write the script for the film.[24] Rob Marshall, the director of the last film, was believed for return to direct,[25] but he declined after he chose to direct Into the Woods[26] (released in 2014) and The Thin Man[27] (both projects for Disney and starring Johnny Depp). After Marshall passed on the project, many directors were rumored for direct the film, like Tim Burton, Sam

It took four years to come out with a sequel to the original Poltergeist. In those four years, they had plenty of time to come up with some ideas and the end result of Director Brian Gibson's (taking over directorial duties from Tobe Hooper) Poltergeist II: The Other Side is a mashup of rehashed ideas and some truly creepy scenes, thanks in part to Julian Beck's portrayal of Reverend Kane and H.R. Giger's conceptual ideas for the ghosts/demons. It might not be as great as the first flick, but the film is fun enough to check out, and what better way to check it out then with Scream Factory's Collector's Edition Blu-ray release. Should you fork the money over, though? Read on to find out...

The sequel was even better than the first. Evaluating it as a fantastic medical drama, bringing trauma and delight to the ever changing plot, never fails to thrill the reader through a roller coaster ride of suspense (Ufowriter, Amazon.com). But without a doubt his Alex Cross series is his best work. He creates a world that keeps building upon itself with each book. With each book the characters develop again and again. Enemies from past books will resurface to terrorize Alex once more. Old enemies will rise again and some main characters will die. He has even said that “I’m much heavier into the telling of the story and a little less careful with the writing of good sentences.� (Author & Artists, page 212) The series has changed the way an action/mystery novel is written today.

As some may know, Dark Horse Comics' cinematic rendition of their popular graphic novel apparently became a hit in Hollywood to many if not all. As the following became stronger, the need for a sequel was then granted to the fans, with director Guillermo Del Toro putting his ideas to work-but that could be all there is to it and no longer the existence of "Hellboy 3."

“What’s your favorite scary movie?” is the most well known line in all of the horror film genre which comes from the opening scenes of Scream (1996). The movie Scream is about a series of murders around the one year anniversary of Maureen Prescott’s death, mother of Sidney Prescott (Neve Campbell). The killer known as Ghostface is after Sidney Prescott to make her pay for the sins committed by her mother. In the beginning of the film, Ghostface calls Casey ( Drew Barrymore) and one of the questions during their phone call is “What is your favorite scary movie?” Scream is one of the most famous scary movies because of Randy’s (Jammie Kennedy) played by three rules for surviving a horror movie. The rules are (1) never have sex, (2) never do drugs and drink alcohol, and (3) never say “I’ll be right back”. Randy makes the argument that the people murdered are the fornicators, substance users, and

When 1990 was approaching, a sequel to The Exorcist was being demanded. Blatty came on as writer/director and went to work adapting his once screenplay, now book, Legion. The original idea for Exorcist III, at the time called Legion, was to follow the original story pretty closely and not have any sort of exorcism at all. Blatty hired actor Brad Dourif to play Damien Karras, as Jason Miller was indisposed at the time and the film pretty much was wrapped up before the studio was like "Hey, why is there no damn

After a long battle with brain cancer, Wes Craven, one of the most influential directors in the past four decades, passed away on August 30 at the age of 76. Though Craven has passed on, the work he has done will forever be a mark left on history, especially the beloved movies he helped create that strengthened the horror genre when others thought it was dead. In order to honor the memory of Mr. Craven, we here at RATS Magazine have established a list of some of our favorite movies that Wes Craven has directed, written, or produced during his lifetime.

The cult movie Beetlejuice which premiered in 1988 has a fan following that has only grown with time. Tim Burton, who has hence created many wonderfully weird movies like Edward Scissorhands, Alice in Wonderland, Dark Shadows and Corpse Bride, has been dropping hints about making a much awaited sequel to the movie for over a decade. Excitement regarding the sequel had risen after the moviemaker was quoted as saying that he had a script ready for Beetlejuice 2 but recent reports seem to question the truth of the situation.

The dream is going to get real. One of the best cult movies of its own time, Bill & Ted 3 is going to get another sequel.

I think this is the most appropriate day to watch scream it being Halloween. I really enjoyed it had the suspense and creepiness a good movie needs I've never seen it so it was a good treat and kind of out of my comfort zone because I'm not much for scary movies. There was tons of intertextuality that added to the storyline like the many references to different movies including Frankenstein, Psycho, and nightmare Elm on the street.

Some may get a kick out of the spooky religious tones, but it just felt like something was missing from the movie. Like a scare a two. However, the ending did satisfy. Overall, if you’re interested in checking out the movie and owning it, the Scream Factory Blu-ray is the perfect way of doing just