Day: January 17, 2019

Real life meets horror: HAPPY DEATH DAY 2U shifting release date

Universal Pictures is shifting the film’s release date from the planned February 14th, the one-year anniversary of the shooting at Marjorie Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, to February 13th… “When Universal Pictures became aware last week that the one-year anniversary of the tragic events in Parkland, Florida fell on the Happy Death Day 2U release … Read moreReal life meets horror: HAPPY DEATH DAY 2U shifting release date

Nick Castle in the staying power of his performance in the original HALLOWEEN

There was a great interview that appeared in COLLIDER.. (http://collider.com/nick-castle-halloween-2018-interview/) Among the best part was Michael Myers himself, Nick Castle, trying to explain the staying power of his performance in the original John Carpenter film and the staying power of the movie itself: Someone’s like, “How did you walk across… when you were chasing Jamie, … Read moreNick Castle in the staying power of his performance in the original HALLOWEEN

ARREST MADE: MAN WAS PLANNING ATTACK ON D.C. AT SEVERAL LOCATIONS

Federal authorities have arrested a man in Georgia who they are accusing of plotting to attack several prominent locations in Washington, D.C., including the White House. Hasher Jallal Taheb had been under investigation by the FBI as part of a sting operation after local authorities reported concerns about him becoming radicalized last March, according to … Read moreARREST MADE: MAN WAS PLANNING ATTACK ON D.C. AT SEVERAL LOCATIONS

Toto’s “Africa” plays on repeat in the middle of the Namib Desert… for as long as it can play

Namibian artist Max Siedentopf has set up a sound installation in the coastal Namib Desert to play on loop.. MORE.. The 1982 track is quadruple platinum, and was the most streamed song in 2017, with over 440m views on YouTube. Mr Siedentopf tells the BBC it is set to play forever, with solar batteries “to … Read moreToto’s “Africa” plays on repeat in the middle of the Namib Desert… for as long as it can play