Hi I'm really struggling to find one myself. No where seems to do one.. Frddie and Jason even bloody Michael Myers but no Pennywise!! I think you should just make your own :(
HI...here is a website where they have the mask!..it took me forever to find http://www.darksidestudio.com/DARKPENNY.html I've one on ebay http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Pennywise-the-clown-stephen-king-IT-Halloween-Costume_W0QQitemZ150297013657QQcmdZViewItem?hash=item150297013657&_trkparms=72%3A12%7C39%3A1%7C66%3A2%7C65%3A12%7C240%3A1318&_trksid=p3286.c0.m14
Frozen is not a true story. It is based on "The Ice Queen", one of many short stories written by Hans Christian Andersen.
For the most part, the Monster that is known as Frankenstein, or more astutely "Frankenstein's Monster" is more of a tragic character in that he was bore out of chaos and then abandoned by his "father" and then formed into a monster by the close minded world that ridiculed and scorned him due to his appearance. So yes and no, he without a doubt committed heinous acts which made him evil, but you have to ask yourself how much of that was of his own action and how much of it was his ill mannered attempt at retribution for Victor's actions. He certainly showed a human side when he helped the family out by pulling their frozen fields for them only to be once again banished by a narrow minded world.
I thought it was but NO its not. Its a great book. If you've read it its and inspiring story of a boy named "peak", hence the name, who climbs the worlds tallest mountain. I know its not true because he was 14 years old and only one person that age has ever summited mount Everest.
no that's full of ballionie if u belive in god u will believe that the show a hunting is tottaly FAKE!
Whoever put that answer is full of BOLOGNA, first off they need hooked on phonics because they didn't spell most of their words right... I believe in God and I believe in hauntings. 99% of the hauntings on there is demon possession, and the bible clearly states that demon possession is very real. And I'm assuming that since you believe in God that you also believe in Satan and his fallen angels. But back to answering the question, yes the show a haunting is based on true events and stories. Some of these places are very famous, and are documented.
yes this person is very right but the bible has been changed for many ages and some the things are not true (no offense to my dear christian brother and sisters) the "Quran" is the right book and it states the same thing but they are not called demons they are called jinn and they do posses the human soul but remember there are good and bad jinns and also many Muslims have had contact with them and my great grandfather was a teacher of jinn but the show of a haunting are clearly made up either to make more shows or people wanting to become famous but beware the jinn lurks all around you.
--Okay, now I have to put in my two cents. I am a full Christian and always have been, and I have also lived in a haunted house and they are very frightening and traumatizing. It is VERY real and something you should NOT mess with.. now, whether these stories were fictionalized or not, I am not sure but I do know that it could be true. Speaking from experience. Though in my case, it didn't do any physical harm, but it would slam stuff around, break light bulbs, change the radio station, get into my dreams, speak in loud whispers that were inaudible, sometimes see them walk around, etc.
In the original Friday the 13th movie, Alice, played by Adrienne King, was the main character who survived.
Many well known actors starred in the movie "I Am Sam". Among them are Sean Penn, who played the mentally disabled father, Michelle Pfeiffer, who played his lawyer, and Dakota Fanning, who played Sean Penn's daughter.
There are many places you can check to find out the current movies in theaters. You can go to the theater's website. New releases are listed on the IMDb webwite (see Related Links).
In the movie Carrie, Sissy Spacek played Carrie.
It means Freddy is still alive and wants revenge on Nancy
When he was living he lived at 1428 elm street springwood Ohio,Now after being burned by the parent's of springwood he took up residence in the dreamworld,After the event's of Freddy VS Jason(2003)he and Jason were sent to hell,according to the follow up comic's which are considered canon to the story line of the franchise it's said that Freddy now lives in the mind of Jason the serial killer and equal horror icon of the horror franchise "Friday the 13th"
The title of the original 1984 film in European Spanish was Pesadilla en Elm Street. In Mexico and Venezuela, it was Pesadilla en la calle del infierno. In Argentina, the title was just Pesadilla.
The title of the new 2010 remake in European Spanish is also Pesadilla en Elm Street. In Argentina, Mexico and Peru, it's Pesadilla en la calle Elm.
Source: imdb (the Internet Movie Database).
It's a line spoken by Roy Scheider's character in the 1975 movie, Jaws. Roy Scheider's character -- Police Chief Martin Brody -- is sitting on the beach, anxiously watching the swimmers, dreading another shark attack, when an old man in a Speedo swim suit and bathing cap sits down right in front of him, completely blocking his view of the water. The old man is sort of teasing him, saying, "We know all about you, Chief Brody. You don't go in the water, do you?"
Brody is in no mood for chit-chat, so he gives the old man an annoyed look and goes, "That's some bad hat, Harry."
Freddy Krueger was burnt alive by the parents of the children he had murdered. But then the children of Elm Street began seeing him and meeting him in their dreams where he continued to kill them.
He killed them because he is a psychotic maniac.
Freddy Krueger was a child murderer and pedophile. After he is arrested, he gets off free on a technicality because the police had no search warrant. The parents of community are not going to let this happen so they track him down to his hideout (a boiler room/basement at an elementary school) and burn the place down. He burns to death, but is given eternal life in dreams. Several years later, he begins to kill the children who lived on Elm Street.
He has severe burns on his face. He wears a red and green striped sweater, brown fedora and brown pants (blue jeans in the original). he had very used work boots and a signature brown glove worn on his right hand with 4 knife claws for fingers.
Aside from merely enjoying the taste; or performing the world a service by eating certain people that were a faulty annoyance, it is never entirely explained as to just why he likes to eat people. -- It does however make a little more sense after reading/watching Red Dragon.
The protagonist is Kirsty Cotton (played by Ashley Laurence). Kirsty is Frank Cotton's niece (Frank is the one who buys the puzzle box in the beginning, and spends the rest of the movie trying to thwart the Cenobites). She is the daughter of Larry Cotton, and the step-daughter of Julia (the woman who helps Frank restore his body by murdering strangers whom she lures back to the house).
In 1913 Edison compiled 19 talking films, however projectionists were not appropriately trained and often sound and image were out of synch, resulting in audience dissatisfaction.
The first successful synchronous film was Warner Brothers 'Don Jaun' 1926, consisting of a music score and sound effects.
Warner Brothers 'The Jazz Singer' 1927 was the first synchronous film with dialogue.
No, In Friday The 13th Part VI: Jason Lives he becomes a zombie. Jason is only human in part 1, 2, 3 and 4. But he doesn't kill children or animals, mostly adults but if children get in his way to much then he kills them.
Probably so the movies will get the largest possible amount of opening day/weekend box office sales. Most working people have more time to see movies on the weekend.
The guy who was the inspiration for the movies Psycho , Texas Chainsaw Massacre and was the base for Buffalo Bill in Silence of the Lambs was Ed Geins. He was a serial killer from Wisconsin in the early 50's. After his mom died he went nuts and started killing woman. He would then cut off their skin, sew it together into a suit and wear it. He would walk around in it talking to himself in his mother's voice.
Hitchcock did not appear in his early British movies. It wasn't until his third movie, The Lodger, that he began making cameo appearances. Out of the movies in which he did have cameos, he technically did not appear in Lifeboat, Rope, Dial M for Murder and Family Plot. In Lifeboat, his cameo appearance was in a newspaper advertisement. In Rope, a neon sign of Hitchcock appeared outside the window. In Dial M for Murder, he appeared in a photograph. And in Family Plot, he appeared as a silhouette standing on the other side of a glass door.
who was the first person that invented scarey movies was