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In addition to the barbecues and trips to the beach, TVLine’s Quotes of the Week are an essential part of any good Memorial Day Weekend.

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This time around, we’ve got a major makeover on Lucifer, difficult dancing lessons on 12 Monkeys, a nod to Fantasy Island on Arrow and a small (but noticeable!) tweak to the original Dirty Dancing script.

Also featured in this week’s round-up: double doses of Great News, The Bachelorette and Brooklyn Nine-Nine.

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Cinephiles express their admiration for their favorite films in many different ways, but one creative couple from England has gone above and beyond the line of duty. David and Sarah have started the Instagram account Movie Cats where they recreate classic movie scenes only with cats in the starring role. So far, the two have staged scenes from “The Shining,” “Alien,” “E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial,” “Ghost” and “American Beauty.” See the adorable photos below.

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“We have two cats (who are almost identical) named Willow and Tara, though Tara is featured in most of our movie cat pics,” David and Sarah told The Dodo this past Monday. “We started doing it as a picture question in our pub quiz’s film/TV round, and it went down really well so we made it a regular thing.

Here at Dread Central we’re pretty big on the paranormal, and that’s why when something spooky happens in the headlines, we try to get it to you Asap! Case in point: The Stanley Hotel, which was the basis for Stephen… Continue Reading →

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The 2015 Stanley Film Festival came to a close this past Sunday and a number of films and filmmakers we recognized during the awards ceremony. For those that were unable to attend, we have the list of winners, which includes The Final Girls taking home the audience award for favorite film:

"May 3, 2015 (Denver, Co) - The Stanley Film Festival (Sff), presented by Chiller and produced by the Denver Film Society, announced the audience and jury award winners, Birth.Movies.Death Filmmaking Frenzy winners and presented Tom Quinn, co-president of RADiUS, with the 2015 Stanley Film Festival Visionary Award. During his speech at the Stanley Awards Horror Brunch, Quinn referred to Sff as, "... the single most regal film festival, even though it's a horror film festival. I feel like I'm walking around this country club and then at night it turns sinister."

The Final Girls, directed by Todd Strauss-Schulson, received the Audience Award for Feature Film.

We're less than two weeks away from the start of the Stanley Film Festival and it's been officially announced that Tom Quinn will be the recipient of their Visionary Award. We also have details on the festival's panels and jurors:

April 20, 2014 (Denver, Co) - The Stanley Film Festival (Sff) produced by the Denver Film Society (Dfs) and presented by Chiller, announced today it will honor Tom Quinn, co-president of RADiUS-twc as its 2015 Visionary Award Winner. Quinn is behind this year’s breakout horror title It Follows as well as other genre heavy hitters such as Snowpiercer, Blue Ruin and Only God Forgives. The Visionary award is given to a figure in contemporary horror who is making forward-thinking contributions that elevate the genre and provides a platform for new, innovative artists to create work. Previous recipients include Daniel Noah, Josh C. Waller and Elijah Wood, co-founders of SpectreVision (2014) and Eli Roth (2013). Quinn,...

For decades, Estes Park, Colorado has been a destination for road-tripping horror hounds, as Stephen King was struck with the idea for The Shining while staying at the Stanley Hotel. But since 2013, fright fans have had another big reason to pay the famous hotel a visit: the Stanley Film Festival.

After screening feature films both old and new and hosting special guests galore in their first two years, the third annual Stanley Film Festival is quickly approaching, and we're teaming up with the festival for live coverage and special opportunities for Daily Dead readers.

Today, we have the first details on the special experiences and events that will be taking place during all four days of the festival, including musical acts, scare zones, trivia, and a special screening of The Rocky Horror Picture Show:

"March 31, 2015 (Denver, Co) - Set at the historic Stanley Hotel, inspiration for Stephen King's The Shining,...

It’s another 13th of the month. Here’s our top 13 list of unconventional murder weapons. All contributions are by the staff and listed as such.

Deadly Friend Death by Basketball

by Mike Hassler

Deadly Friend is not a good movie. At all. Wes Craven’s really hit or miss, in case you didn’t already realize this — for every Last House on the Left there’s a Vampire in Brooklyn, and for a Nightmare on Elm Street there’s a Shocker. His 1986 cheese-tastic gem Deadly Friend is quite a fun watch just for it’s terrible nature. The preposterous plot is of a young man implanting a computer chip into the girl next door’s brain which then gives her superpowers and causes her to go homicidal. The best moment? When our cybernetically altered hottie Samantha (Kristy Swanson) chucks a basketball at Anne “Mama” Ramsey’s head, which literally...

It's been quite a while since Shiney Ahuja was last seen on the silver screen, with his last release being Ghost. His career came crashing down after he was accused of raping his maid. Just as one thought that all was over for Shiney, help came (very unexpectedly) in the form of Anees Bazmee, who has now signed him for a funny but an important role in his multi-starrer film Welcome Back. Speaking about Shiney, Bazmee said that he has signed Shiney for Welcome Back for a very funny role and that they we are kicked about teaming up with him. He said that he is not worried about anything as his schedules will be wrapped up really soon and that the film will be up for release in December 2014. He also wondered as to why the Bhatts dropped him (Shiney) as their production house was like a second home to him.

With Halloween creeping up on us, chances are you might be in the mood for a horror movie. If so, we want you to send us your best horror-movie scream. Record a video of your most horrific scream and upload it to Twitter or Instagram. Make sure you hashtag it #FandangoScreamContest and send it to @Fandango. Each day we'll select a "Scream of the Day" to move on to the next round. We'll open voting up to the public via Twitter between October 21-25 and on October 31, the Ultimate Screamer will be crowned by rock legend and producer of horror flick Nothing Left to Fear, Slash. The winner will win a trip for two to the haunted Stanley Hotel aka the inspiration for The Shining. You'll also get a Ghost Adventure Prize Pack and a $500 Visa gift card. You...

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A Separation (Sony) This drama from Iran won the 2011 Best Foreign Film Oscar, telling the story of a couple who file for a legal separation, with the wife pushing for a divorce. He won’t leave his Alzheimer’s-afflicted father behind, while she is wanting to take their young daughter with her to the United States. After a series of misunderstandings, threats and legal actions, the couple find that there is more than just their marriage that’s on the line. Hyper-realistic to a fault, reminiscent of the neo-realist films that came out of post-ww II Europe, but also repressive and redundant in the extreme, with the characters seeming to throw the same temper tantrum for two hours straight while the story, meanwhile, seems stalled. Wildly overpraised film is a real litmus test, with viewers seeming to be staunch defenders or equally impassioned detractors. It did win an Oscar,...

There was a mad crush of premieres this week on Broadway — seven in all, vying to open just under the eligibility wire for this June’s Tony Awards. (Nominations will be announced Tuesday, May 1.) It’s been a surprisingly deep year in each of the four major categories (play, play revival, musical, musical revival).

• A Streetcar Named Desire Despite the occasional jarring moments in director Emily Mann’s revival of Tennessee Williams’ drama — which features TV stars Blair Underwood (The Event) as Stanley and Nicole Ari Parker (Soul Food) as Blanche DuBois — EW critic Lisa Schwarzbaum found the production “still...

Mumbai, Feb 26: While one of his good friends Anurag Basu is re-adjusting things yet Shiney Ahuja is rather uncomfortable in any public meeting, long after his super-flop film Ghost. His failure story in fact made the actor to confine himself in his house only. He was not seen in any of the public appearances for a long time. By the way, Anurag Basu arranges a Saraswati Puja every year in his residence organized by Anurag and his friend Pritam Chakraborty professionally a composer living in that house only. Out of the presented people, there were many friends, neighbours and relations of Anurag.

Suddenly they were thunderstruck seeing.

It is an open week at the box-office with no significant release. And that means that all eyes are naturally on Karan Johar's Independence Day release, the Rishi Kapoor, Sanjay Dutt, Hrithik Roshan and Priyanka Chopra starrer, Agneepath, which is expected be the first major success of 2012.looking back, none of the four new releases of last Friday, Ghost, Chaalis Chauraasi, Sadda Adda and Tutiya Dil managed to impress at the ticket window. Comparatively speaking Shiney Ahuja...

Sensuous sexy Sayali Bhagat and Shiney Ahuja’s comeback film, ‘Ghost’ has kept the audiences spellbound with its spine chilling thrill. The first horror film of 2012 action by debutante director Puja Jatinder Bedi takes place in a hospital and audiences love the action involving doctors, interns, nurses, forceps, scalpels, blood and gore.

The film stars Shiney Ahuja as a detective and Sayali Bhagat in stellar roles whereas the lead character of Ghost is played by a Russian actress Julia Bliss. Julia, a gymnast was chosen for the role as a lead actress because of the stunts involved. The Indian film audiences are happy to ...

Sensuous sexy Sayali Bhagat and Shiney Ahuja.s comeback film, .Ghost. has kept the audiences spellbound with its spine chilling thrill. The first horror film of 2012 action by debutante director Puja Jatinder Bedi takes place in a hospital and audiences love the action involving doctors, interns, nurses, forceps, scalpels, blood and gore.  The film stars Shiney Ahuja as a detective and Sayali Bhagat in stellar roles whereas the lead character of Ghost is played by a Russian actress Julia Bliss. Julia, a gymnast was chosen for the role as a lead actress because of the stunts involved. The Indian film audiences are happy to see an acrobatic ghost for the first time ever.The audiences are on the edge of the seat right from the beginning when a doctor on duty does the .naughty-naughty. with a nurse in the hospital before the resident ghost bumps one of them off. Audiences...

Trying to cash in on the Friday 13th legend, Bharat Shah released his horror saga Ghost this Friday. Directed by Puja Jatinder Bedi, it stars Shiney Ahuja (his first movie after the scandal) and Sayali Bhagat.

Frankly speaking, that’s all you really should know about the movie. This silly hotchpotch doesn’t even have a decent story to its credit. The writer tries to add religion, revenge, suspense and what not and fails miserably. After the beginning credits itself you realize that it was a bad move to decide to watch this movie (or maybe, like the movie says, it is Gods punishment for your sins). We have a nurse performing an item song to a doctor, we have the female lead Dr Suhani (Sayali) who appears least bothered about the murders of her colleagues and keeps on asking the investigating office (Shiney) to take a break from solving the case and have coffee.