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The Exorcist is considered the scariest movie of all time. Generations cowered before VHS copies, and new audiences got to see an updated version which retained the infamous upside down spider-walk in 2000. Now on Blu Ray, both versions of the film are re-mastered in high definition, and are packaged with a bonus behind the scenes documentary about the making of the film.

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Even if The Exorcist was before your time, and honestly 1973 is before I was born, everybody knows it. Considered the scariest movie of all time, generations cowered before VHS copies and new audiences got to see a new version with that upside down spider-walk in 2000. Now on Blu Ray, both versions of the film are re-mastered in high definition, with a complete...
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Does Mike Mignola require an introduction? The cartoonist is best known as the creator of Hellboy, a character brought to the screen by Guillermo del Toro in two films. He co-writes B.P.R.D. an ongoing series from Dark Horse Comics in addition to the occasional miniseries like Witchfinder, Lobster Johnson, Abe Sapien and others. Mignola co-wrote the novel Baltimore with Michael Golden.

Hellboy continues on two...
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Tomas Alfredsons brilliant Let the Right One In, which made SuicideGirls distinguished Top Ten Films of 2008 list, is no less brilliant for having been remade as Let Me In, the Americanized version in theaters this week. In fact, the exquisite direction of the remake by Matt Reeves (Cloverfield) has earned it surprisingly good reviews from critics still enamored with the...
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We Americans are kind of soft. When we say Machete it kind of sounds like "ma-shed-ee." When Machete himself says it, it sounds as sharp as the blade itself: "Ma-chay-tay." Danny Trejo really emphasizes the correct Mexican pronunciation of his latest character.

If there were Suicide Men, Danny Trejo might be their leader. Although, he wouldn't have to worry about committing social suicide, because nobody's...
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Brian Ewing is an illustrator and designer whos appeared in Hustler and The New Yorker. Hes designed skateboard decks and t-shirts, sunglasses for Anarchy Eyewear and shoes from Draven. Its the music posters that are how most people know Ewings work, though. Even if his name isnt familiar, youve likely seen his work. Hes the resident poster artist of the Warped Tour and has crafted...
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Jolle Jones made a splash in the comics world when she illustrated 12 Reasons Why I Love Her for Oni Press in 2006. Besides being the first book for the young artist, it was also her first collaboration with writer Jamie S. Rich, with whom shes worked on short stories, including a contribution to the prose anthology Portland Noir about their neighborhood, the book Spellcheckers...
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Your last glimpse of Michelle Rodriguez was probably in the third act of Avatar, when, as heroic marine pilot Trudy Chacon, she turned on her colonial military bosses and went down with her ship, fighting for the rights of the native Navi cat people. It was a typically badass finish for an actress who has garnered a reputation for both kicking much on-screen ass...
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Your last glimpse of Michelle Rodriguez was probably in the third act of Avatar, when, as heroic marine pilot Trudy Chacon, she turned on her colonial military bosses and went down with her ship, fighting for the rights of the native Navi cat people. It was a typically badass finish for an actress who has garnered a reputation for both kicking much on-screen ass...
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