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Jason Voorhees has survived 12 movies, but he has never survived the critics. Here are all the 'Friday the 13th' films so far, ranked by their success on Rotten Tomatoes' Tomatometer.
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Some of your favorite celebrities have a twin sibling you probably never knew about.
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From dangerous variants on bobbing for apples to efforts to hide from evil spirits, Halloween used to look and feel very different.
Stephen King has called Pet Sematary his most disturbing novel, and it holds that title due to the real events in his life that inspired it.
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Can you match the quote with the 'Gilmore Girls' character who said it?
The Civil War coincided with an explosion in beliefs in spiritualism. Among its adherents was Mary Todd Lincoln, who held up to eight séances in the White House after losing her and Abraham Lincoln's son Willie.
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Paul Simon penned a number of tracks that became hits for other artists.
The leaves and the dial-up modem got the credit, but spooky season of the ‘90s had a louder soundtrack.