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Lisa Marie Presley’s memoir has been released posthumously, however, it contains some shocking allegations of the most traumatic events in the late singers life. One of these allegations is sexual abuse at the hand of her mother’s ex, which she claims started at age 9.

The Memoir Is Titled From Here To The Great Unknown

In the book, Lisa, the only child of rock icon Elvis Presley describes in great detail disturbing allegations against her mother’s ex boyfriend, Michael Edwards, who began dating her mother when she was only 9 years old. Lisa Marie claims that Edwards molested her after he and her mother began dating.

According to Lisa Marie, Edwards molested her when she was ten. Edwards dated her mother for about seven years. Edwards is in the acting industry and has even starred in movies such as The Terminator.

The Alleged Abuse

Lisa offers details of the...

"In an endless cornfield where the sun never rises, you must break the curse or risk being trapped forever." One of the best and most terrifying haunts in the US is being transformed into an immersive video game and comic book! Developed by FreakZone Games and Metal X Entertainment (a division of Bit Bot Media), and set for release on Steam and Nintendo October 24th (with other system releases to follow), we have an exclusive first look at the trailer for Terror In The Corn:

Colorado’s nationally acclaimed horror attraction Terror in the Corn at Anderson Farms is being transformed into an immersive video game and an all-new comic book. The Terror in the Corn video game will plunge players into a first-person survival horror experience, set in the unnerving world of Raven’s Gulch. The Terror in the Corn video game is set for a digital release on...

Dexter Fletcher's 2016 sports biography "Eddie the Eagle" tells the true story of Michael Edwards, the first ski jumper to represent England in that sport at the Winter Olympics. He competed in the 1988 Winter Games in Calgary, skiing in both the normal hill and the large hill events. 

If one learns of Edwards' story, however, one can see how it would make for an interesting film. Edwards wasn't terribly talented as a ski jumper, as he weighed much more than the average skier, and had to wear thick glasses while competing. Because of lax rules in the Olympic qualification rules, however, Edwards was able to secure a spot on the British Olympic team after finishing 55th at the 1987 ski jumping world championships. He had no other British competitors, so he was allowed to compete. Edwards came in dead last in both of his events.

In "Eddie the Eagle," Edwards was played by Taron Edgerton,...

Netflix's Terminator Zero will focus on new characters fighting in the future war between humanity and Skynet. The show has the potential to include cameos of classic characters such as Sarah Connor to add depth. Terminator Zero may delve into the ethics of AI development and the moral dilemmas of its creators.

A dozen or so characters from the Terminator movies could possibly appear in Netflix's new show, the latest addition to the franchise. The AI time-travel saga spans six movies and a live-action TV show, depicting the ongoing battles of various time travelers sent back in time from a future war between humans and machines. Netflix's anime series Terminator Zero will focus on new characters within the same context of the conflict between humanity and Skynet, according to the official synopsis (via Variety):

2022: A future war has raged for decades between the few human survivors and an endless army of machines.

Exclusive: Tom Berenger (Platoon), Milo Gibson (Hacksaw Ridge), Mark Dacascos (John Wick: Chapter 3), Henning Baum, Sol Rodriguez (Devious Maids), and Patrick Cage star in crime/action film, The Sheriff, directed by Josh Tessier. Currently in production in Los Angeles, California, the filmmakers are preparing for an AFM premiere.

Written by Tessier, and Michael Edwards, the film is set in a rural town and follows a local sheriff (Edwards), as he pursues a recent homicide case that is seemingly linked to the death of his son five years prior.

“We’re thrilled to have such great actors joining this project,” says Josh Tessier. “The bodies of work between them all speak for themselves, and we know the finished film is going to be a fun ride thanks to their participation.

The picture is being produced by Roberto Ahumada, Josh Tessier, Omid, Zader, and Justin Anderson for Whiskey Panda Studios alongside Scatena & Rosner Films...

Anne Edwards, dubbed “The Queen of Biography” for her work on best-selling books about the actresses Vivien Leigh and Katharine Hepburn, as well as 14 other celebrity biographies, died on Jan. 20 in Beverly Hills, Calif. She was 96 and her daughter said she passed from lung cancer at a senior living facility.

In addition to her biographies, the prolific writ.er had eight novels, three children’s books, two memoirs and one autobiography.

A child performer on radio and the stage, Ms. Edwards sold her first screenplay in 1949, when she was 22.

Her first novel, the mystery The Survivors arrived in 1968; and her first biography, of Judy Garland, in 1975.

Her “Vivien Leigh: A Biography” (1977) spent 19 weeks on The New York Times’s hardcover best-seller list.

Edwards also wrote biographies of Maria Callas, Ronald Reagan, Barbra Streisand and Diana, Princess of Wales.

Her...

There are not many documentaries, shows, or films that explore the bubble created by Bitcoin or cryptocurrency. There is still a lot of ambiguity about how it works or how people work around it because of the nature of the product and there being zero regulations to control the movement of the said entity, which exists only in digital form. Bryan Storkel’s Bitconned is a wordplay on the name of the first big crypto and is a documentary film on the firm Centra Tech that had plans to diversify their product-based company surrounding the cryptocurrency and an ambitious plan to be a virtual banking system based only on the digital form of currency.

Bitconned documentary right from the beginning jumps into understanding who Ray (Raymond) Trapani is and his vast interest in committing crimes, or, as he stated, wanting to become a “criminal.” Ray Trapani comes from a family of criminals,...

Priscilla Presley’s Dating History(Photo Credit –Instagram/IMDb/wikimedia)

Priscilla Ann Presley, the former wife of Elvis Presley, is a famous personality in the showbiz. Priscilla met the King of Rock n Roll when she was just 14 years old and he was twenty-four. They got married in 1967 and parted ways in 1973. Priscilla never married after her divorce from Elvis; however, she did date some renowned personalities. Today, we bring you a list of celebs, she dated after the demise of her ex-husband.

Priscilla reportedly was interested in modeling and modeled for a local store once. She appeared in movies like The Naked Gun: From the Files of Police Squad!, The Adventures of Ford Fairlane and more. Priscilla also did the popular soap opera Dallas for a few years; however, Elvis allegedly did not want her to have a career. Scroll below to get the deets.

After separating from Elvis,...

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In the past two years, Priscilla Presley's life has been back in the spotlight. Between 2022 and 2023, not one but two films were made with Elvis Presley as the subject: Baz Luhrmann's Oscar-winning "Elvis" and Sophia Coppola's "Priscilla" - the latter of which is based on Priscilla's 1985 memoir, "Elvis and Me." The film stars Jacob Elordi as the King of Rock and Roll, with Cailee Spaeny portraying Priscilla from ages 14 to 27, the ages she was romantically involved with Elvis. "Priscilla" is a personal and intimate look at Presley's early relationship with and marriage to Elvis, which has often been overshadowed by the late singer's fame. "It's very difficult to sit and watch a film about you, about your life, about your love," Priscilla said during a September press conference at the Venice Film Festival "Priscilla" premiere (via Variety). "Sofia did an amazing job.

The original voice actor of Bleach anime’s Yoruichi Shihōin is facing criticism after lashing out on X over recasting decisions for the Bleach: Thousand-Year Blood War English dub.

Yoruichi is one of the most famous Black anime characters of all time, and she was set to receive her first Poc voice actor in the English dub of Bleach: Thousand-Year Blood War until the recasting was reversed last minute. The English-language voice of Yoruichi had been performed by Wendee Lee since 2004, but on Oct. 7, voice actor Anairis Quiñones announced on X that she would be taking the role in Bleach: Thousand-Year Blood War Season 2. Two weeks later on Oct. 21, Quinoñes stated that the role had been recast, presumably to former voice actor Wendee Lee, although this was only later confirmed by Lee via her responses on X.

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The cast of the Apple TV Plus original movie Tetris features familiar actors, including Taron Egerton and Toby Jones, in its exploration of an amusing chapter in gaming history. The biographical drama depicts the efforts of creator Alexey Pajitnov and Dutch businessman Henk Rogers to manage the licensing of the revolutionary puzzle game of the same name. Tetris also puts the spotlight on diverse figures involved in the story, ranging from the founder of Nintendo to a Soviet political leader.

The dialogue-driven clashes over Tetris and its different versions make the movie comparable to other industry-focused biopics, like The Social Network and The Big Short. Taron Egerton told GQ that Tetris is “more Social Network than Lego Movie." So, while Pixels already marked the big-screen debut of the video game's iconic visuals, the Apple TV Plus movie Tetris treats fans of the game to the dramatic story behind its creation and success.

April 18th looks to be another fun day of home entertainment releases for genre fans, as we have an excellent variety of films—both old and new—coming home to Blu-ray and DVD. M. Night Shyamalan’s psychological thriller Split makes its way to both formats on Tuesday courtesy of Universal Studios Home Entertainment, and Arrow Video is keeping busy with a trio of Blu-rays: The Night Evelyn Came Out of the Grave, The Red Queen Kills Seven Times, and their four-disc set celebrating Richard Kelly’s Donnie Darko.

Other notable releases for April 18th include Scream Factory’s stellar collector’s edition of Tales From the Hood, Contamination .7, The Handmaid’s Tale, and The Mephisto Waltz from Kino Lorber.

Donnie Darko: 4-Disc Limited Edition Set (Arrow Video, Blu-ray)

Fifteen years before Stranger Things, Richard Kelly set the template and the high-water mark with his debut feature, Donnie Darko.

New Orleans – It seems right that a facility once used to make components of the Saturn V rocket for Nasa now houses a film set being used to catapult the imagination far into the future. Jules Verne wrote "From the Earth to the Moon," as science fiction, but the Saturn V helped make traveling to the moon a reality. The tables are now turned as a wholly different, and quite fictional, sort of traveling is being contemplated inside, and it is more of the H.G. Wells variety than the sort Verne envisioned. On a huge sound stage inside that Nasa facility is machine constructed for traveling, not in time but in space. Referred to by those working on the production as a "Tdd," the machine on set is a Time Displacement Device, and it looks as though the entire thing can spin around creating something of a sphere around those in the device.

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Once the big profits for the small budgeted The Terminator began rolling in in October of '84, James Cameron became a hot commodity. He wasted no time on the follow up. Twenty-one months later the release of the much larger sci-fi spectacle Aliens catapulted him from "filmmaker to watch" to the real deal. His current long absence from the multiplex -- Avatar's December bow will end a 12 year drought -- makes this easy to forget but it's true: the director once moved swiftly through the stages of filmmaking if never quite as rapidly as his movies moved through their action. After Aliens, he left outer space for the deep seas with The Abyss (another hit) and having proved himself thrice over, returned to the killer robots that made his name.