The Amityville Horror News

GET CHICAGO COMIC-CON TICKETS NOW! Margot Kidder is perhaps best known for her turn as Lois Lane in Richard Donner's "Superman." Kidder and actor Christopher Reeve quickly became fan favorites for their portrayal of the classic Clark Kent/Superman and Lois Lane relationship.

Ryan Reynolds is going the indie route in his next cinematic venture, "Buried." Rodrigo Cortes is set to direct the production that begins shooting this summer in Spain.

Huff Post box office in review for 06/20/09... Not much new to report here . The Proposal had a decent 2.75x multiplier, ending the weekend with $34.1 million.

Best known these days as Mr. Scarlett Johansson , actor Ryan Reynolds too often gets dismissed as the hunky guy next door.

Icy New York City-based book editor Margaret excels at her job and treats all her colleagues like dirt - including her devoted assistant, Andrew , who only puts up with it to advance his career.

When the 1979 version of the Amityville Horror was released, it was based on the 1977 book supposedly based on true events from 1974.

The blatant truth is that there's little low key about Ryan Reynolds. Take, for instance, his marriage last year to Scarlett Johansson or his latest role in the romantic comedy, The Proposal, with Sandra Bullock.

He might be playing one of his all time comic book heroes in one of 2009's biggest films, but Ryan Reynolds isn't too fussed about having super powers in real life.

How Canadian. Ryan Reynolds considers his indefinableness a strength. Plus, he's really polite about it.

Margot Kidder Plays Shrink in Zombie's - Halloween 2' Posted by J.L. Sosa on March 16, 2009 Rob Zombie's Halloween 2 - that's H2 if you're too lazy to spell out long words that end in "ween" - is officially ...

The list of horror vets joining Rob Zombie's H2 grows. =Rob Zombie revealed today that Margot Kidder has joined the cast as Laurie Strode's therapist Barbara Collier.

The Amityville Horror tosses a brick into a tired genre that has been lumbering through the same old cliches for far too long.

For "Horror Meets Comedy," a series of six short pilot films commissioned by Microsoft for Xbox LIVE, online director John Clisham joined a group of a-list and up-and-coming horror directors that included James ...

Variety reports that Anchor Bay Entertainment has picked up U.S., British and Australian rights to Dror Soref's thriller NOT FORGOTTEN.