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thepopfile.blog.palmbeachpost.com Director: Gelb Writers: Luke Dawson and Jeremy Slater Mark Duplass (Frank), Olivia Wilde (Zoe), Sarah Bolger (Eva), Evan Peters (Clay), Donald Glover (Niko), and Ray Wise as Mr. Wallace. Happy Halloween everyone! by the time this post is done and published, it will be Halloween.  Remember to watch were you go, stay together as a group, and especially do not talk to strangers.  Always keep in mind there are folks out there that do not have the same intentions that you do. Halloween is all about fun, so keep it safe, and have a wonderful time. The main characters in the film are as follows, Zoe McConnell (Olivia Wilde), Frank Walton (Mark Duplass), Clay (Evan Peters), Niko (Donald Glover).  The team's main objective is to bring back a coma patient, so that they will be given a second chance.  Sounds like a whole lot of fun. The film tackles after death experience, or when death is near, where do you go? hence the name "Lazarus,"

Director: Leigh Whannell Writer: Leigh Whannell, Cast: Dermot Mulroney (Sean Brenner), Stefanie Scott (Quinn Brenner), Angus Sampson (Tucker), Leigh Whannell (Specs), Lin Shaye (Elise Rainier), Tate Berney (Alex Brenner), Michael Reid MacKay (The Man Who Can't...), Steve Coulter (Carl), Hayley Kiyoko (Maggie), Corbett Tuck (Danielle), Tom Fitzpatrick (Bride in Black), Tom Gallop (Dr. Henderson), Jeris Poindexter (Harry), Ele Keats (Lilith Brenner), Phyllis Applegate (Grace), Phil Abrams (Mel), Adrian Sparks (Jack Rainer), and James Wan as the Theater Director. On Tuesday October 6, 2015 Jeff Emmert was in a motorcycle accident in Nashville Tennessee, because of the horrible accident Mr. Emmert died on October 21.  My daughter is good friends with Chloe Emmert, both went to kindergarten together, been friends ever since.  A daughter lost her father, a mother lost her husband.  The link below is a site for donations, the family needs support, even after visiting the site, at

Director: Rick Rosenthal Writers: John Carpenter and Debra Hill Cast: Jamie Lee Curtis (Laurie Strode), Sam Loomis (Donald Pleasence), Charles Cyphers (Leigh Brackett), Jeffrey Kramer (Graham), Lance Guest (Jimmy), Pamela Susan Shoop (Karen), Hunter Von Leer (Gary Hunt), Dick Warlock (Patrolman), Leo Rossi (Budd), Gloria Gifford (Mrs Alves), Tawny Moyer (Jill), Ana Alicia (Janet). "Warning content may not be suitable for young readers, parental guidance is suggested."  Halloween is a big deal in most societies, in fact the really great thing about that day is everyone, or at least the folks that celebrate it dress up like their favorite iconic character.  Ghosts, Goblins, Witches, Warlocks, Aliens, Superheroes, anything that comes to mind.  On that very night of the Eve, houses are dressed up as well, spooky, scary, things that make you scream are prepared outside for anyone who dares to approach the house, and if you have enough courage to reach the doorbell, t

Director: Sean S. Cunningham Writers: Victor Miller, Sean S. Cunningham, and Ron Kurz. Cast: Betsy Palmer (Mrs. Voorhees), Adrienne King (Alice), Jeannine Taylor (Marcie), Robbie Morgan (Annie), Kevin Bacon (Jack), Harry Crosby (Bill), Laurie Bartram (Brenda), Mark Nelson (Ned), Peter Brouwer (Steve Christy), Rex Everhart (Truck Driver), Ron Carroll (Sgt. Tierney), Ron Millkie (Officer Dorf), Walt Gorney (Crazy Ralph), Willie Adams (Barry), Debra S. Hayes (Claudette), Dorothy Kobs (Trudy), Tom Savini (Man The Knife Killer), and Ari Lehman as Jason. Warning: this film contains some themes not suitable for younger viewers, read at your own risk, parental guidance is suggested. Prologue: the year is 1958 two summer camp counselors in Camp Crystal Lake, Barry (Willie Adams), and Claudette (Debra S. Hayes), the group they're in sing-along with the warm camp fire.  Both counselors give each other a glance, that look follows the other, somewhere, not to far away but unseen b

Director: Teddy Chan Writers: Teddy Chan (original story), Ho Leung Lau (original story), and Tin Shu Mak Cast: Donnie Yen (Hahou Mo), Charlie Yeung (Detective Luk Yeun-Sum), Baoqiang Wang (Fung Yu-Sau), Bing Bai (Sinn Ying), Deep Ng (Tai Yue), Alex Fong (Chief inspector Lam), Kang Yu (Wong Chit), and Xing Yu as Tam King-Yiu. "This film is dedicated to all the people who love martial arts movies throughout the globe."  The film begins with Hahou Mo (Donnie Yen) turning himself in to the Hong Kong police, he had just murdered a man, his body shakes and is in some kind of trauma.   Interstate is blocked, lights flashing everywhere, the Hong Kong police had arrived on scene, a flipped over vehicle, a body sprawled out.  Not to far away, Detective Luk Yeun-Sum has arrived, she establishes where the actual murder occurred, looking at the scene she notices a few things but she will not relay any information until the whole crime scene has been looked over, the detective