Last spring, at an outdoor market in Chongqing, China, I browsed stalls heaped with dried red chiles and steaming sweet cakes. Vendors touted fried mushrooms and roasted ducks to passing shoppers.

Boris Karloff stands tall as one of film history’s most iconic performers, particularly within the horror genre. Foremost known for portraying some of the most iconic monsters in film history, from ...

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Prime Video has ordered U.K original series “Dirty,” created by Oscar-nominated writer Matt Charman (“Bridge of Spies,” “Treason,” “Hostage”) and described as a “gripping, emotionally charged crime ...

Matt Charman, Oscar-nominated writer and boss of Netflix hit Hostage, is bringing a new thriller to Prime Video UK, according to Variety. It's been described as a "gripping, emotionally charged crime ...

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Boris Karloff is one of the most iconic and esteemed horror stars/creature performers in cinema history, responsible for some of the most memorable monsters of all time. Frankenstein’s Monster and The ...

Cameras caught the fascinating postgame handshake between Ben Johnson and Sean McVay after the Los Angeles Rams’ home win over the Chicago Bears. Fans paid close attention to the postgame handshakes ...

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When Utopia premiered on Britain's Channel 4 in 2013, it hit the audience like a fever dream of saturated colors, paranoia, and cinematic bravado. This show is a conspiracy thriller like no other.

The Monster (Boris Karloff) befriends Maria (Marilyn Harris), a farmer's daughter. The two play a simple game of throwing flowers in the lake, but as the Monster gets frustrated when he runs out of ...