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5 giorni fa · In the wake of World War II, these films tapped into the collective fears and anxieties of the era, producing riveting, creepy narratives that continue to enthrall enthusiasts. Known for their fascinating characters, gripping storylines, scary settings, and masterful cinematography, the best 1940s horror movies are integral to the genre's legacy.
5 giorni fa · Adam Brody, Sophie Nélisse, Sarah Sutherland. 1 votes. The Kid Detective is a 2020 American comedy drama film directed by Evan Morgan. A detective (Adam Brody) who was once a celebrated child sleuth is still solving the same trivial crimes well into adulthood until he is brought an actual adult crime to solve.
4 giorni fa · War Blade. Banks, an agent of the British SOE, is tasked with rescuing a French resistance fighter from a hidden Nazi bun… more ». Nicholas Winter, Joseph Millson, Michael McKell, Ronan Summers, Ade Dimberline, Rebecca Scott. VOD / Digital. Play Trailer Buy / Rent.
5 giorni fa · The Boy. Lauren Cohan, Rupert Evans, Jim Norton. 91 votes. Released: 2016. Directed by: William Brent Bell. The Boy tells the ominous story of Greta (Lauren Cohan), an American nanny hired to care for an English family's "son" – who is revealed to be nothing more than a lifelike porcelain doll named Brahms.
2 giorni fa · Towers Hill comes to life in the evening with a film screened in the Amphitheatre - called ghosts after dark. As this film suggests, the ghosts of our past have a starring role. Bookings required before 4:00pm daily. For enquiries or bookings please call Charters Towers Visitor Information Centre on 07 4761 5533.
5 giorni fa · Do you love horror movies that take place on the water? Then you might want to check out this list of the scariest ship horror movies set on the sea, ranked by film fans like you. From classics like Jaws and The Abyss to modern thrillers like Ghost Ship and Triangle, these movies will keep you on the edge of your seat. Find out which ones are the most terrifying and vote for your favorites.
