In the horror genre, homes and structures are oftentimes as iconic as the villains and characters - the locations where the evil goes down becoming characters in and of themselves. When you think of movies like The Evil Dead and The Shining, for example, some of the first images that likely pop into your head are that of a desolated cabin in the woods and the snow-covered Overlook Hotel. Films like Poltergeist, A Nightmare on Elm Street, Halloween and The Texas Chainsaw Massacre all have equally iconic settings, instantly recognizable to anyone who has seen them.
Artist John Stewart faithfully recreates these and other iconic horror locales, with scale models that are completely made from scratch. Each piece of each model is cut, carved, sculpted, textured and painted by the artist, using absolutely no prefabricated parts. Framed with metal and wood for stability, and outfitted with lighting effects, each of...
Artist John Stewart faithfully recreates these and other iconic horror locales, with scale models that are completely made from scratch. Each piece of each model is cut, carved, sculpted, textured and painted by the artist, using absolutely no prefabricated parts. Framed with metal and wood for stability, and outfitted with lighting effects, each of...
- 10/23/2013
- by John Squires
- FEARnet
In a revealing interview, Kristen talks about how her parents found it 'difficult' to watch her nude scenes in 'On The Road'. Well, that must have been awkward! Kristen Stewart is so dedicated to her craft, she is not shy about doing nude scenes when acting. However, when it comes to her parents watching, it's a different story! While doing the promotional tour for her risque new movie On The Road, she says nude scenes are not something that she and her parents "engaged or talked about." Awkward! Kristen, 22, has come a long way since playing the demure and innocent Bella Swan in Twilight, as her role playing Mary Lou in On The Road required nudity and sex scenes. Kristen has had some previous experience of doing nude scenes -- she has one in the 2010 film Welcome To The Rileys -- but that didn't make her any more...
- 11/28/2012
- by Eleanore Hutch
- HollywoodLife
Netflix's streaming catalogue has been getting a little stale of late. Sure, they've got some amazing-sounding original content in the works (and you can already watch their first original series, Lilyhammer), but there's been something of a lull when it comes to new and exciting movie content being added. Thankfully, there is some good stuff coming down the pike in the next two months, including the acclaimed film Drive and last year's Thor. Here's the full breakdown of what's on the way from the latest press release. Available 5/1 Adaptation (2002) Nicholas Cage, Meryl Streep, Tilda Swinton In this offbeat indie tale by director Spike Jonze, Hollywood screenwriter Charlie Kaufman battles immense feelings of insecurity and impotence as he struggles to adapt The Orchid Thief --- a book about a mercurial orchid poacher named John Laroche. Big Daddy (1999) Adam Sandler, John Stewart, Rob Schneider Dumped by his girlfriend because he refuses...
- 4/27/2012
- cinemablend.com
DC Comics has announced War of the Green Lanterns: Aftermath. The two-part event - written by Tony Bedard and illustrated by Miguel Sepulveda - will follow on from the current Green Lantern storyline. "The 'War of the Green Lanterns' will forever change the lives of Hal Jordan, Guy Gardner, John Stewart and Kyle Rayner in ways that nobody could predict," said the publisher on The Source. "[The title] explores the shocking consequences the war had on the corps and its central members." Dave Johnson's cover hints at a grizzly fate for one of (more)...
- 4/8/2011
- by By Hugh Armitage
- Digital Spy
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