The 10 craziest coincidences in cinema history
They’re too eerie to feel real.
Tobe Hooper
“Could have turned out a lot worse”: the 1979 adaptation Stephen King was never truly satisfied with
He had a healthy perspective.
The classic horror movie that Roger Ebert disgusted: “A grisly little item”
“A real Grand Guignol of a movie.”
The adaptation Stephen King hated made by a director he loved: “When genius goes wrong”
It wasn’t one of the better ones.
Did Steven Spielberg ever admit to directing ‘Poltergeist’?
The truth is as clear as mud on this one.
“That film was absolutely, utterly relentless”: The horror movie that terrified Ridley Scott
Even experts can be scared silly.
‘Eggshells’: Tobe Hooper’s long-lost and utterly mystifying exercise in existentialism
Before The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, there was a ‘crypto-embryonic-hyper-electric presence’ in a basement.