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73Projected AL All Star Game Starters 2012
A.J. Pierzynski (Chicago White Sox) He only has 2 All Star selections (2002 and 2006), but the 14 year veteran has been one of the best catchers in the league this season and is on pace to break personal records in Runs (80), Home Runs (25), RBIs...
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72THE BEST HORROR WRITERS EVER
This article is about the best horror writers of all time. Stephen King, John Carpenter, George Romero and Dean Koontz are featured in this horror hub. Pictures, you tube videos, commentary, maps and a quiz are all located here.
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6910 Great Old Movies about Witchcraft from the 1960s and 1970s
These are all excellent movies about witches and witchcraft, some with a ring of authenticity in one way or another and others that are just dark fun. They're all from the 1960s and 1970s and maybe not what you were expecting! Movies about...
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77Two Deaths That Will Never Die
This true story needs to be read by all. It never should have happened and many need to still face a judge and jury.
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69Romero's Zombies
It is evident in George Romero’s earliest film, Night of the Living Dead (1968) that he is a brilliant director, just as it is in Dawn of the Dead (1975). He develops the personalities of all his characters much differently than directors of...
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71Review of “Season of the Witch” (1973) or “Hungry Wives”
This is a traditional witch's review of the 1973 George A. Romero film, "Season of the Witch," also titled "Hungry Wives" and "Jack's Wife." It is an excellent portrayal of the role of witchcraft in the lives of women, that is is relevant now as it was during the beginning of the Women's Movement, if not more so. This movie gives a realistic portrayal of non-Wiccan witchcraft and how women transform themselves through witchcraft as an escape from patriarchal oppression.
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87The 3 Different Types of Zombies and Their Threat Levels
From the stumbling and clueless idiots to the cunning and agile, there's been a great deal of differences among the zombies shown in all these horror flicks over the years. These are the different zombie categories!
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72Movie Review: "Diary of the Dead" (2007)
Following the lukewarm "Land of the Dead", George A. Romero takes his 'Dead' series down into oblivion with "Diary of the Dead", ditching all the elements that made these films worthwhile for a bunch of bad actors with handheld cameras.
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59Masters of Horror, Producers and Writers
There are various articles and television series dedicated to great horror movies. I have written one myself titled, Best Horror Movies Ever Made but how about the men behind the movies? Often, we here about or watch the movies without knowing their origins. Therefore, this hub will be dedicated to these Masters of Horror. It will provide more insight into who they are, what movies they created and why they are considered Masters of Horror.
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