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Una buenísima selección de escenas de películas con los grandes villanos y sus mejores risas burlonas, sarcásticas o de felicidad. Te aseguramos que depués de verlo te quedarás con una sonrisa. Via NextMovie editado por Avaryl Halley.

One of the best year we've had music wise in a long time. Lot's of new bands that blew my mindhole, veterans that came back on the scene and did the same. A few disappointments (I'm looking at you Mute Math and Dredg) and outright failures (Chris Cornell ... seriously dude?) some kick ass hip hop (Tanya Morgan, Blakroc, Dälek) [...]

One of the best times I've had in a movie theater in a long time was earlier this summer, when I went to see Drag Me to Hell, Sam Raimi's long-awaited return to the horror genre. For some reason or another, the soundtrack had been pushed back to come out nearly three months after the [...]

by Clive Candy (CHI)Yaheydere!Sorry for the late post, but I wanna make sure you guys know about the Isis/Pelican/Keelhaul show at the Bottom Lounge tonight. Post-metal has always seemed a bit post-fun to me, but Isis did put on a hell of a show the last time I saw them. Granted, I was blitzed out of my skull.Saturday night's pretty vacant, but I'll give a shout-out to Maggot Twat (at

Drag Me To Hell is the best kind of nostalgia. See, back when I was young and impressionable, I saw a movie called Evil Dead 2: Dead By Dawn. The flick is extremely, gut-wrenchingly violent; chock full of rotting flesh, blood, boils and even a dismembered hand. It's also one of the funniest films ever made. The thing is, while director Sam Raimi saw the sheer terror involved in calling up the spirits of the dead, he also saw the absolute absurdity of the situation. Mr. Raimi brings this same [...]

I became a fan of the Horror genre on the countless Saturday Nights when Bob Wilkin's Creature Feature was televised. I lived for Oliver Reed's Wolfman or James Whale's melancholic monster classic Bride of Frankenstein . But it was the previews of Romero's original Night of the Living Dead which really got to me. Filmed in Black and White, channel two's coming attraction trailer fixated on ghoulish mobs feasting upon human meat and dripping blood. It was a miracle that the nine year old me ever found a minute of sleep after viewing those images. A [...]

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Ellen Page dropped out of Sam Raimi's horror flick because she didn't want to follow up her Oscar-turn in Juno with something so declasse. So Alison Lohman stepped in at the last minute. This is the first non-Spider Man movie Raimi has directed since 2000. Wow, almost a decade. After enduring what seems like years of torture porn, creatively bankrupt slasher films, The Saw franchise and tired J-horror retreads, horror-movie enthusiasts will finally be treated to a good old-fashioned "scary curse" movie. Also? This seems strangely pertinent to our current financial crisis. [...]