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SCREAM 3
Heather Matarazzo makes her convention debut at this October’s Chiller show! Phil can’t stand HOSTEL, and refuses to see her HOSTEL 2, so he chose to review SCREAM 3. (Sadly, her role in it is … Continue reading
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Tagged Courtney Cox, David Arquette, Insidious, Kevin Williamson, Neve Campbell, Parker Posey, Party of Five, Scream, Scream 3, sequel, slasher, Wes Craven
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Screaming Insidiously: The Wrong and Right Ways to Do Formula
Hollywood is the formula capital of the world. A long time ago, Tinseltown baked a cake. People bought the cake, liked the cake, and then Hollywood made the same cake over and over again. Sure, the packaging changed sometimes, and … Continue reading
