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In 1982, communities across the country banned trick-or-treating after someone added cyanide to capsules of Tylenol.
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A man with the head of a pig is wreaking havoc in Roanoke.
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Fifty years before Tim Burton tackled Washington Irving's classic story, Bing Crosby narrated the Gothic horror story for Walt Disney.
10 Wild Facts About 'Major League'
Although there have been hundreds of baseball movies over the years, few have resonated so strongly with fans and players alike as 1989's 'Major League.'
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After securing funds to restore Dorothy's iconic red shoes, the institution is looking to raise an additional $85,000 to conserve the Scarecrow’s costume.
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Some of the scariest movies in recent memory started as DIY shorts.
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Chris Klein could have been the one who didn't want his father's life, but he was too tall.
The Weirdly Controversial History of Count Chocula, Franken Berry, and Boo Berry
The General Mills monster cereals have been a hit for decades--aside from Franken Berry doing strange things to a kid's poop.
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The midnight movie staple is a love letter to the golden age of offbeat cinema, written in bright red lipstick.
7 Memorable Corgis From Pop Culture
Meet Holly, Molly, Rufus, and more.
Smithsonian Launches Kickstarter to Save Historic Ruby Slippers
In lieu of Emerald City magic, the Smithsonian is turning to crowdfunding.
11 Classic Facts About Rashomon
The 1960 classic brought Japanese cinema to the world cinema stage, and turned Akira Kurosawa into an icon.
Prince's Urn Is a Small-Scale Replica of Paisley Park
R.I.P., The Purple One.
14 Facts About The Last House on the Left
Master of horror Wes Craven directed more than two dozen films over the course of his 40-year career—and they all trace their roots back to 'The Last House on the Left.'
How 10 Iconic Movie Monsters Were Created
A random strip of fish skin attached to an actor's nose helped create one of Hollywood's most memorable movie monsters.
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One popular fan theory thinks we may have met a younger version of Ed Harris's character.
15 Actors Who Refuse to Watch Their Own Movies
Turns out seeing yourself projected on a 40-foot-tall screen can be kind of awkward.
How Slim Goodbody Helped Kids Discover Their Inner Superhero
“The Inside Story” made being healthy feel cool.
18 Awesome Video Stores That Are Still Open for Business
Take that, Netflix!
10 Disturbing Documentaries That Are Stranger Than Fiction
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You've Got Mail: A History of AOL's Free Trial CDs
AOL's free trial CDs may have been a nuisance throughout the '90s, but they paved the way for an internet boom.
