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Horror movie sequels are always a hit and most horror movie fans are looking for the next great scare. But what happens when horror movie villains go to space? Here are 5 horror movie villains that went to space. Some were successful, while others were not so much. 1. The Leprechaun Leprechaun 4: In Space is the sleeper of the Leprechaun horror movie series. Yes, it's set in space, but that's exactly what makes it so mind-numbingly great. Leprechaun 4 is a perfect example of how to take a totally ridiculous premise and turn it into something really "special." The movie is chock-full of practical effects, creative kills, and Leprechaun quotes that will have you rolling on the floor. If you're a fan of Leprechaun movies or horror movies in general, Leprechaun 4: In Space is a must-watch. 2. Pinhead Hellraiser: Bloodline is a fascinating continuation of the series that also serves as a prequel. The story spans three different time periods: the 1700s, the 1990s, and...

Night of the Living Dead , directed by George A. Romero and released in 1968, is widely regarded as the "zombie" picture that had the most impact and significance on the genre, but is it also the finest zombie movie ever made? It is not so much the use of zombies as it is the use of distinctive locales, realistic effects, gore and mayhem, witty social criticism, dark humour, or really horrific tension that determines which films are considered to be the finest zombie movies of all time. White Zombie was the first full-length "zombie" horror film, and it was also the first picture in Hollywood to popularize the idea of Haitian voodoo zombies. Bela Lugosi played a witch doctor in the film, and it was the film that popularized the idea. In the movie "Murder," a character named Lugosi plays the role of Svengali, who tries to turn a young lady into a zombie by using various powders and potions. Although it is somewhat monotonous and wooden, it did serve a...

May the 4th be with you! If you're not sure what that means, don't worry. You're not alone. This strange holiday has origins that are a bit murky. Some say it started as a joke in Toronto, while others claim it began as an online hoax. However it started, one thing is for sure: May the 4th has become a major day for Star Wars fans all over the world! In this blog post, we'll explain what May the 4th is all about and give you some ideas for how to celebrate. What is Star Wars Day and Where Did It Come From? Star Wars Day is a holiday that celebrates the Star Wars franchise. It falls on May the fourth, which is also known as Star Wars Day. The date was chosen because it sounds similar to the phrase "May the Force be with you." Did you know that the first Star Wars Day was celebrated in 2011?  And that it has been gaining popularity ever since? In fact, some countries have even declared May the fourth an official holiday! This holiday is celebrated by fans of all...

When the long-awaited movie Godzilla vs Kong was finally released in 2021, audiences all over the world were on the edge of their seats. This epic battle between two classic movie monsters had been a hotly-anticipated event for decades, and fans were eager to finally see how these creatures would fare against one another on the big screen. What we got was nothing short of amazing! Godzilla and King Kong put on a showstopping display as they savagely fought for supremacy, trading blows and crushing buildings with reckless abandon. With such an iconic matchup and jaw-dropping action sequences, Godzilla vs Kong easily became one of the most talked-about films of the year. Now that viewers have seen this electrifying blockbuster, there's no shortage of interesting facts to uncover about the making of Godzilla vs Kong. From easter eggs planted throughout the film to little-known tidbits about its stars, there is plenty to learn about this epic movie showdown.  So if you want to learn mo...