17 surprisingly scary kids' movies
By EW Staff ”Wizard of Oz,” ”Dumbo,” ”Pinocchio,” more flicks that weave in some fright to go with their delight
August 12, 2012
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By EW Staff ”Wizard of Oz,” ”Dumbo,” ”Pinocchio,” more flicks that weave in some fright to go with their delight
The scary shark tale that wouldn’t die, “Jaws,” makes its Blu-ray debut in a special edition with new bonus material. It swims ashore on Tuesday, Aug. 14.
It is, without doubt, one of the more memorable entrances in movie history: There’s Gina Gershon, answering a knock on the door at the start of Killer Joe, naked from the waist down, and not in any hurry to cover herself.
The Odd Life of Timothy Green (PG) A Disney fantasy about a childless couple whose bundle of joy sprouts in their back yard. Celeste & Jesse Forever (R) Rashida Jones and Andy Samberg play a divorcing couple trying to remain friends.
Lynyrd Skynyrd fans are advised to head to Walmart today as the band are releasing a brand new three-disc CD/DVD set, Southern Surroundings
Steel Panther are offering fans a preview of their forthcoming DVD, ‘The British Invasion.’
The 21 Jump Street team obviously had a ton of fun making the flick and that fun shows up on screen. -TNP
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WELL, the storyline certainly looks promising, and the film is great until its ending, where the story ends abruptly. The Darkest Hour takes place in Moscow, where five people try to survive an alien invasion, which spreads via the power supply.