The original trailer for The Exorcist was notorious for actually being banned, thanks to making people who watched it actually sick.

It's kind of notable to see Lucifer and his fellow divinities swearing fealty to Satan so readily, but it's a mundane scene. And the moment when Mephisto Pheles refuses to swear fealty is thrown away.

Airing on Fox Family and BBC One overseas, S Club 7 in L.A. saw the pop group heading across the U.S. only to stay with ...

The impersonal and metallic voice of the answering machine on the other end of the phone, after politely greeting, informs ...

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I know it’s a little weird, but I’ll sit and watch “The Exorcist” probably once a year ... an eccentric posh girl in a fur coat. We were using real fur at Gucci back then, and I did ...

In most movies, viewers worry for the safety of children, especially when monsters come into the picture. After all, kids represent humanity at its most ... Read More ...

This comes at a price, however. Anxiety disorders, compulsive behavior, trouble getting along with others, a pathological ...

• In the Hants Journal from 1949, it was reported that Earl Boyd, of Three Mile Plains, was a lucky man. The welder at the ...

"Those brainy aliens and their erratic speech and laser guns that vaporize people into skeletons [was creepy]!! Also, how they replaced the woman's head with her chihuahua and vice versa — worst ...

The star was sober then, and Tony’s job was to make sure he stayed that way. This was all off the books. On set, he just told ...