Ohio taxpayers have given reality television stars, commercials, and movies nearly $44 million since 2010 in an effort to lure Hollywood to the state. Blockbuster movies such as “The Avengers†and “Captain America†have been filmed here, and they benefited from millions in incentives.
Generations of Americans can still remember a time when parents and their kids could go to the multiplex and enjoy original youth-oriented films that weren’t either animated, part of a billion-dollar superhero franchise, or adaptations of overwrought young adult novels. While elaborate, big-budget movies like the Hunger Games series and Marvel films might be creative and loaded with special …
Young adult at the movies – Alvin Schwartz's book series “Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark” is legendary for its ability to frighten the daylights out of its readers. Now, with a little help from screenwriter John August, Schwartz's work will come to life on the big screen.
J. Lee Productions presents the screening of the independent film. DVD included with advance ticket purchase (also on eventbrite.com).
“Transformers” may not do well at the Oscars, but the Razzies love movies about the Earth-destroying contraptions.