Jaws Panel – Days of the Dead Chicago 2015
The Jaws panel from Days of the Dead Chicago 2015 – screenwriter Carl Gottlieb, Susan Backlinie, and Joe Alves on the troubled production and 40th anniversary.
The Jaws panel from Days of the Dead Chicago 2015 – screenwriter Carl Gottlieb, Susan Backlinie, and Joe Alves on the troubled production and 40th anniversary.
Tim Kretschmann reviews the 2000 drama ‘Billy Elliot’ — a working-class boy’s fight to dance amid the miners’ strike — awarding Jamie Bell’s breakout performance a B+.
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The Hellbound: Hellraiser II panel from DOTD Louisville – Doug Bradley, Simon Bamford, Imogen Boorman, Barbie Wilde, and Nicholas Vince on the film.
Jena Sims — 2024 Rookie of the Year and Mrs. Brooks Koepka — appeared on ‘Scream at the Screen’ years ago as the lead of ‘Attack of the 50 Foot Cheerleader.’ See her on the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Runway.
Wrestling legends Jerry The King Lawler and Al Snow – the It’s a Work! panel on horror-wrestling crossovers, WWE careers, and the wrestling business.
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Days of the Dead and the East Coast Horror Group present the Day of the Dead panel with Lori Cardille and Howard Sherman — stories from Romero’s zombie classic.
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