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    Oct 27, 2011 | Los Angeles Times

  1. A guide to Halloween on TV

    Show Tracker
    TV may be the best place to celebrate Halloween, except for Halloween parties and trick-or-treating! Here's a guide to Halloween-related programming in the run up to the holiday....
    2. Sep 16, 2005 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  2. 'Venom,' 'The Future of Food,' 'Hellbent,' 'Walking on the Sky'

    As if Louisiana has not been through enough, according to "Venom" all the evil spirits captured by an elderly rural voodoo woman have inadvertently been unleashed. Assuming the form of snakes, they attack a mechanic (Rick Cramer), setting him off on a lethal rampage. Smartly directed by Jim Gillespie from a script by various hands, "Venom" is from Dimension Films and follows its stylish, energetic and darkly amusing horror movie tradition. As usual for Dimension, the film — shot largely on atmospheric locations in Louisiana — focuses on a group of teens, especially a resilient young woman (Agnes Bruckner) who's just landed a pre-med scholarship to Columbia University and is not about to let some tire-iron-wielding bayou monster spoil her plans without a fight.
    Times Staff Writers
    As if Louisiana has not been through enough, according to "Venom" all the evil spirits captured by an elderly rural voodoo woman have inadvertently been unleashed. Assuming the form of snakes, they attack a mechanic (Rick Cramer), setting him off on a...

    Tags: Agnes Bruckner, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Rick Cramer, Entertainment, Halloween

    3. Sep 19, 2005 |Story| Metromix

  3. Movie review: 'Hellbent'

    Tribune movie critic
    2 stars (out of four) Horror movies can be loathsome and disgusting, creepy and violent. They can also be weirdly funny, depending on your predilections. In "Hellbent," West Hollywood on Halloween night becomes the sex-crazed, fear-drenched setting for a...

    Tags: Holidays, Minority Groups, Entertainment, Matt Dillon, Tom Cruise

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