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Scary Movie Rules To Live By
Tuesday and Wednesday’s hot hashtag on twitter was #ScaryMovieRulesToLiveBy, we picked through the thousands and came up with the best ten tweets. Through the collective wisdom of twitter, you should be able to elude almost any psycho murderer that comes after you. Or, at the very least, know that you are doomed.
The top tweet was “Don’t Be Black, You Die First.” Which is ironic because I couldn’t find a single image from a movie of a black person dying. I think (hope?) that is an old movie cliché that has been passed over for all sorts of new and innovative ways to kill off non-main characters.
As mentioned in last week’s Rich or Rehab, I am devoting the month of October to tracking down child stars of the horror genre. Which brings us to this week’s subject: Alex Vincent, the boy who starred as Andy in the first two “Child’s Play” movies.
First of all, it could not have been easy being a 7-year-old kid and having to share so many scenes with Chucky, easily the ugliest doll in toy history. And I’m talking even before he started cursing at people and trying to murder them. Seriously, that little @*!#ing thing was just not attractive. But somehow Vincent managed to survive the experience. So where is he now?
The new horror flick, Orphan, maybe have adoption groups up in arms for its demonic main character, but crazy Esther has a long line of demon spawn who proceeded her.
Hollywood loves casting kids as the bad guy. Continue reading »
A new summer horror movie is getting a deluge of negative publicity from adoptive parents and other members of the adoption world for portraying an older adopted child as a deranged would-be murderer of her adoptive parents and their (of course) biological children.
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