Cristina Raines is beautiful model Alison Parker -- funny, she looks just like I remember women looked like in the ‘70s. At least the beautiful ones. I was just a kid back then and I didn’t know any models, or actresses for that matter, and when I look at old photos, people never look like I remember them. I remember the ‘70s as colorful and glossy, like the cover of an old German party music album.
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Retro Horror Review: The Funhouse (1981)
I remember being pretty disappointed when I first saw “The Funhouse”. I found it a little too … pointless. The storyline was too slim. Sure, most of these old ‘80s horror flicks have slim storylines; a bunch of kids you don’t care about go someplace they shouldn’t and get killed. Have sex and die! But “The Funhouse” felt unusually weak -- it has a great basic idea, but doesn’t deliver.
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Retro Horror Review: Evilspeak (1981)
The opening titles play over a prologue that takes place in Spain during the Dark Ages. No, the Dark Ages aren’t those awful years in the early 1980s when grunge was popular (and washing your hair wasn’t), but the Middle Ages. Father Esteban (Richard Moll) is some kind of satanic priest, wearing a hood and all, and he and his gang are up to bad things on a beach, when members of the church arrive and banish Esteban and his devilish mob from Spain.
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Retro Horror Review: Night of Fear (1972)
Calling “Night of Fear” a movie is a bit misleading. At least calling it a feature film. Bourke’s film runs only about 54 minutes or so. This is because this was supposed to be the pilot episode of a new horror TV series called “Fright”. This film has typical “TV opening titles” which clips from the film we’re about to see, and title cards scream “Fright”, “Night of Fear” and “Created by Terry Bourke”.
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Lisa ray come back after curing cancer in IIFA Awards at Toronto 2011
Bollywood actress Lisa Ray has been diagnosed with Multiple Myeloma, a cancer of the white blood cells known as plasma cells. It is a rare and incurable disease. Lisa Ray's blog The Yellow Diaries has revealed the tragic news. She said that she decided to undergo medical examination after her bone marrow started sending her messages a few months ago. Many advised her not to reveal the tragic news as it would affect her career but she decided to tell the truth.
But she got cured from cancer and she attended the IIFA Awards 2011 in totonto.
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