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A Movie A Day: COUNT YORGA, VAMPIRE (1970) Ridiculous, right? The age of atomic weapons and we have to use sticks!
aintitcool.com - 25 days ago
A Movie A Day: COUNT YORGA, VAMPIRE (1970) Ridiculous, right? The age of atomic weapons and we have to use sticks!
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Ahoy, squirts! Quint here with the newest October special horror run of A Movie A Day! [For the entirety of October I will be showcasing one horror film each day. Every film is pulled from my DVD shelf, recorded on the home DVR or streamed via Instant Netflix and will be one I haven’t ...
First Look: Christopher Lee & Jeffrey Dean Morgan in The Resident
firstshowing.net - 20 days ago
First Look: Christopher Lee & Jeffrey Dean Morgan in The Resident
— firstshowing.net — Now these are some photos you need to check out. The Resident is the first Hammer Film in over 30 years. They're the same production company responsible for a lot of the old classic horror films from the 60s and 70s that starred Christopher ... (more) First Look: Christopher Lee & Jeffrey Dean Morgan in The ...

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Christoper Lee is now Sir Christopher Lee
filmonic.com - 22 days ago
Christoper Lee is now Sir Christopher Lee
— filmonic.com — …and it’s about time! At the grand age of 87 the man who brought Dracula, Count Dooku and Saruman to life was knighted at Buckingham Palace yesterday by Prince Charles for his services to drama and charity. Lee has appeared in over 250 films and also holds the record for most sword ... (more) Christoper Lee is now Sir Christopher Lee

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Hammer These First Shots from THE RESIDENT Into Your Head
wearemoviegeeks.com - 20 days ago
Hammer These First Shots from THE RESIDENT Into Your Head
— wearemoviegeeks.com — There are a number of reasons to be ecstatic about the upcoming thriller, THE RESIDENT. For one, and possibly the biggest reason to be looking forward to this film, THE RESIDENT offers the return after a more than 30-year absence of Hammer Film ... (more) Hammer These First Shots from THE RESIDENT Into Your Head

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