Good morning, everyone! A couple of MSN Movies galleries for my first lazy Saturday in a good long while …
First, in honor of Jennifer Lawrence and Elisabeth Shue starring in “House at the End of the Street” this week, a guide to other horror movies that have used real actors — sometimes even on purpose! (And yes, I left out “Dream House”. Wouldn’t you have done the same?)
And then, a bluffer’s guide to the monsters of “Hotel Transylvania” for MSN’s special section on that movie. Feel free to argue over my picks for the best representation of a given beast, though I think I’m on solid ground with Christopher Lee’s Dracula as the epitome of that particular nightmare. Gary Oldman was a little on the weepy side, you know?
Oh, and if you’re planning to visit The Word on the Street tomorrow afternoon, come by the NOW booth between 2 and 3 pm and say hello. We can argue about “The Master”, if you feel that’s necessary.
Not Charles Laughton’s Quasimodo? For shame!
I thought about it, but he doesn’t sing …
But he breaks your heart. “Why was I not made of stone like thee” gets me every time!
FYI, your slide with Michelle Williams and Joseph Gordon-Levitt says it’s from Halloween H20 at the top, but Halloween: Resurrection below.
Crap! I’ll let the web guys know — thanks for the catch!