15 Creepy Facts About Carrie
Brian De Palma’s telekinetic teen flick was Stephen King’s first big screen adaptation—and the author was paid $2500 for the rights.
Brian De Palma’s telekinetic teen flick was Stephen King’s first big screen adaptation—and the author was paid $2500 for the rights.
"Alan Rickman is undoubtedly one of the greatest actors I will ever work with," Daniel Radcliffe wrote.
Never say never.
Are you quick-cooking your vitamins away?
Pain ranges from sharp stabbing to a pins-and-needle sensation.
It has razor-sharp teeth like a piranha's.
It might have something to do with baseball in the late 1800s.
The brilliant painter and inventor may have been cross-eyed.
While some can be relocated, that's not an option for many.
Find out which U.S. cities have the biggest rat problems. Spoiler alert: The top spot did not go to New York.
They hate those pop-up tutorials in apps, too.
Look up!
The mail-order home is nearly a century old.
3. Before he was melting hearts as Ross Poldark, Aidan Turner spent a decade competing in ballroom dancing competitions.
One study suggests an inability to adapt to volatile situations is partly to blame.
From hypnotists to life insurance policies, horror movies have a storied history of gimmickry.
The term has been around as long as Hollywood itself.
Now is the time to finally learn Chinese or take up programming.
And why we pay good money to watch them.
The Elizabethan adventurer never actually sailed to the North American colony he sponsored.
Statues around the capital city of Zagreb have been dressed up for the occasion.
Sorry to tell you, but killers really have crawled out of medicine cabinets to attack their victims.
4. The plan to kill the monster is terrible. But that's on purpose.
Remember this one next time you prep a frozen chicken.