Daniel Romalotti Jr. (Michael Graziadei) will be searching for closure regarding Heather Stevens (Vail Bloom) while also ...

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Even the most famous cinematic werewolf ... including Whannell’s divisive reboot. The poster for the third Universal Wolf Man film promises a crossover event uniting Frankenstein’s Monster ...

Kyle suspects Claire is hiding something and urges her to tell the whole truth. Meanwhile, Chelsea takes a risk with Adam, ...

This building, known today as Old College, initially housed everything: classrooms, offices, a dining hall and dormitories.

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North Brunswick wrestlers pose that key question following every win. See, the person with the top victory gets a Boston cream treat as sort of a trophy. It started two years ago when coach David ...

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Ride the Australian New Wave to the present through these terrors.

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Based on Kenneth Cook's novel, this defining 1971 Australian New Wave film is probably one of the first people think of when you say "Australian horror" (even if director Ted Kotcheff is Canadian).