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It is rated PG-13

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You may be thinking of The Ring, or Scream.

It may also be One Missed Call. If so, be sure to rent the original Japanese version of this movie, because the American version is godawful.

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He has frequently appeared in films directed by Jonathan Demme and David Lynch.

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First of all Facebook has only been in existence a few years and most Horror-crafters, to coin a phrase are interested in themes that are centuries old such as re-animated mummies, Frankenstein Monsters, Dracula, werewolves, etc and not something ultra-modern. (there have been very few science-fiction films with Occult overtones, to back this up). Secondly Facebook is a registered trade mark like Kodak or Chevrolet and they do not welcome negative publicity- bad use of cyberspace has gotten enough attention in the trial involving the youth who was harrassed into jumping off the George Washington Bridge- this case now being wrapped up. To get another angle-off , normally ( there were one or two exceptions) Aircraft manufacturers do not cooperate with makers of films dealing with airplane crashes . The film-makers often have to come up with fictional craft and lines as well, Accidents are bad for business. That is a three point landing with the gear working correctly!

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In the canon story of the games, the Umbrella Corporation was shut down by the government in 2003. The only name it was known by was Umbrella, followed by the abbreviations Corp., Inc., or lesser known as Umbrella Pharmaceuticals.

The company that rose to prominence after Umbrella's shutdown was named Tricell. Tricell is an entirely different entity that Umbrella, though. It is not a new name for the Umbrella Corporation.

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Yes it is based on a true story

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The female lead character in Silence of the Lambs and Hannibal.

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A horror fan.

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Yes, he just died yesterday of Brain Cancer :'(

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No. It was a remake of the 1972 film The Poseidon Adventure, which was based on a novel by Paul Gallico.

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Vacancy is a work of fiction.

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HANNIBAL 2001 http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0212985/

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There is no lesson because of 2 reasons. 1. It's a movie 2. Sharks cant eat humans because of the bone to flesh ratio is to high so why would a shark chase certain people

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It's to do with the 'death head' moth featured in the film, but it's been so long since I've seen it I can't remember the details, sorry!

If you look very closely at the moth it is actually 2 woman back to back. It is actually a replication of an artistic photograph (comprising Salvador Dali) called the 'In Voluptas Mors'

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Bon Temps

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2011-2012 i think

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There are many opinions of how scary the Grudge is, but my opinion is no because I watched when I was 10 and it wasn't scary much except for one part when the girl's jaw was ripped out by the grudge, but more than anything, it is just gory.

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"Jeepers Creepers" (2001) is rated 'R' for terror, violence, gore, language and brief nudity.

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George has a son named G. Cameron Romero and a daughter named Tina Romero. Both are following in the father's footsteps and making films.

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No!

SAME THING!

onLY NOT rated!

UPDATE; I think you'll find the unrated version has some extra scenes not in the rated version.

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yes they are actors

a lot of the time they are doing improv

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No. Jaws 5 was the international video release title of Cruel Jaws. It has no connection to the storyline of the Jaws movies.

The only connection it has to the Jaws series is it uses clips from the Jaws series and the 1980 film Great White. Bruno Mattei thought his 1995 film would be more popular if it was called Jaws 5. He also printed the covers of his movie with the trademark "Jaws Mako" design.

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