Angela Lansbury has passed away. The British actress, famous for her role in the renowned television series Murder, She Wrote (known in Italian as La Signora in Giallo), was 96 years old.
Gone Girl
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.
By Richard Trenton Chase – The Sacramento Vampire
Richard Trenton Chase, The Sacramento Vampire. Based on true events, about Richard Trenton Chase, fictionalized.
By The Devil’s Woman.
Ippolita Oderisi, her character, is a young and beautiful woman who, despite the comforts of an affluent life, cannot overcome a childhood trauma linked to a car accident in which her mother lost her life and she was left paralyzed, forced to live in a wheelchair since then.
By The Woman the Witch.
Sometimes, as children, we feel “different,” as if we sink our roots into a land far from where we were born, sensing that something inside us is not free to express itself. This is what happens to Susie Bannion (Dakota Johnson). Berlin attracts her like a magnet, like light calls a nighttime moth.
By Shutter Island
Shutter Island, an excellent work by Martin Scorsese, features a remarkable cast to stage a film that completely overturns the meaning of what we have seen during the performance in its finale.
By Erzsebet Bathory
Erzsébet Bathory descended from one of the oldest and most powerful families of Transylvanian Protestant nobility.
She was the niece of Stephen I Báthory, Prince of Transylvania and brief King of Poland between 1575 and 1586, and among her close relatives were numerous war heroes and some prelates.
By The True Story of the Pied Piper
Despite its widespread popularity, few have delved into the origins of this tale, likely because of the habit of considering it harmless and devoid of any real-world reference.
By James Caan Passed Away
James Caan passed away yesterday at the age of 82. The actor was best known for his portrayal of Santino “Sonny” Corleone, the angry and violent firstborn of Don Vito Corleone, in the film The Godfather (1972) directed by Francis Ford Coppola. For this role, he received an Oscar nomination for Best Supporting Actor. The news was announced by his family.
By Dead Man Walking
That last half hour, where the death row inmate Matthew Poncelet’s hopes for life completely fade, wears us down.
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