Her father believed she had contracted the disease from a family member who had been vampirized, who had visited her during the night and bitten her.
Years earlier, her mother, Mary, had died from the same illness, as had her sister Mary Olive.
Nick loved the girl I pretended to be: the “hot chick.”
Men always say that, right? The ultimate compliment. “…she’s a hot chick!” The “hot chick” is sexy, the “hot chick” is fun, the “hot chick” never gets mad at her man; she just smiles, regretful and loving, and then offers him her mouth for pleasure.
“Have you ever confused a dream with reality? Have you ever stolen something while working the register, ever felt sad? Have you ever thought your train was moving, but you were standing still? Maybe I was just crazy, or maybe it was the Sixties. Or maybe I was just a girl interrupted.”
A story of passion, revenge, prejudice, and ignorance…
The film tells the story of Cassie Thomas, masterfully portrayed by Carey Mulligan, a smart and charming young woman who dropped out of college to care for her sick mother. Far from her dreams of graduation and a career, Cassie leads an apparently ordinary life but hides a nocturnal secret.
The plot revolves around Gilbert Grape, a young man who bears the weight of a dysfunctional family, made even more challenging by the death of his father.
On one side, there is a mother who is severely overweight and can no longer move or leave the house; on the other side is young Arnie, who has a mental disorder and simultaneously idolizes his older brother.
The character portrayed by Kathy Bates in AHS Coven.
If on April 10, 1834, a fire hadn’t erupted at 1140 Royal Street in the French Quarter of New Orleans, the sadistic and criminal nature of Madame Marie Delphine LaLaurie might never have been uncovered.
“Misery” is a psychological thriller from 1990 directed by Rob Reiner, adapted from the novel by Stephen King. The film is renowned for its gripping plot and intense performances by the lead actors, Kathy Bates and James Caan.
The Rostov Ripper. The Red Cannibal.
Some call it a black comedy, others a fierce social satire, or an absurd thriller. For some, it’s even a drama with horror overtones.
