Local business Haunted Hills Tours has recently expanded east to the pastoral and agricultural community of Rosedale to explore the town’s historical relevance. Friday October 28th was the inaugural tour in which owner and guide Tegan Dawson recounted stories and anecdotes of past events spanning over a century. With twelve people in toe including a few […]
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With tomorrow being October 31st there is no better time than to share with you my thoughts on not only one of my favourite classic horror movies, but an essential title for late night viewing, and a perfect companion for Halloween festivities. Following a traumatic car accident, a young woman relocates to Utah where she is
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Jim Varney as the unforgettable Ernest P. Worrell battles the forces of evil in this child friendly horror comedy.
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Antoine Fuqua re-creates a western classic in this new release action blockbuster, now in cinemas!
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Talented locals take to the stage for the latest musical offering from Class Act Productions Inc!
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Does this modern interpretation of possibly the most talked about horror films of the late 90s live up to the hype ? Found out here!
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Seventeen years after its release The Blair Witch Project still manages to not only polarize audiences but drastically divide opinion.
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Clint Eastwood honors American hero Chesley “Sully” Sullenberger in his latest film which details the events of what has become known as “Miracle on the Hudson”.
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Arriving on store shelves tomorrow (September 7th) is the Australian cult classic, Stork, thanks to local distribution house Umbrella Entertainment. This re-issued release comes with a generous amount of bonus content detailing the film’s conception to its triumph as a commercial success; the very first of the Australian New Wave. Striking a cord with the
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For his second feature director Fede Alvarez deprives the senses in this intense visually impaired horrific thriller.
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