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Lou Diamond Phillips To Play ‘The Night Stalker’

In the summer 1985 a series of brutal murders began that rocked Southern California. Eventually the devil worshiping killer, Richard Ramirez , dubbed “The Night Stalker”, was arrested after a two year killing spree. In 1989 the serial killer, who murdered twenty five people, was convicted of thirteen of the murders and sentenced to die, but he died early on July 7, 2013 due to complications from an illness. Lou Diamond Phillips, who is a regular on the series ‘Longmire’, has been cast to play the sadistic killer in a new movie that starts filming this summer. The film embellishes the true story of Ramirez with fiction. The film centers around an interview between the killer and his lawyer, who attempting to coax a confession from the butcher, that could save the life of a man on death row who has been wrongfully convicted of a murder Ramirez actually committed. The film will be both written and directed by Megan

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Jun 13, 2015
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The True Story Behind ‘The Amityville Horror’

In 1979 a movie was released titled ‘The Amityville Horror’, that became an instant horror classic, this is the true story that inspired that supernatural masterpiece. The fact that the movie is based on a true story only adds to the sense of terror. ‘The Amityville Horror’ movie follows a newly wed couple who move into a house with their with their family. The Lutz family, George and Kathy and their three children, bought the house for a steal due to the fact that the previous family,the DeFeos, were brutally murdered in the home. Soon after moving in the Lutz family begin experiencing strange things. George becomes unhinged and things only get worse when he discovers a hidden room in the basement. The true story begins with the DeFeo family, the owners before the Lutz family, who lived in the house at 112 Ocean Avenue in Amityville, New York. On Thursday, November 13, 1974 at 3:15 am, 23 year old

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Feb 19, 2015
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Serial Killer Opens A Real House Of Horrors

WARNING CONTAINS GRAPHIC IMAGES It’s the time of year where we wait in long lines outside of creepy haunted houses, hoping for a scare. Inside, we know horrors of all kinds await us. The staff is dressed to scare and props make up macabre scenes. Imagine if some twisted killer decided to move open up a haunted house, located in an abandoned home, and display his victims instead of using props. It sounds like something out of a horror movie but, in the town of Gary Indiana that’s exactly what happened. A serial killer, who had fled from his previous location after committing several murders, moved in and began operating in Gary where he murdered at least eleven people. In 2014 the serial killer opened a twisted haunted house. He displayed a few his victims there for the public to see, of course it didn’t take the public long to realize that the props once had a pulse. The visitors

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Nov 1, 2014

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Lou Diamond Phillips To Play ‘The Night Stalker’

In the summer 1985 a series of brutal murders began that rocked Southern California. Eventually the devil worshiping killer, Richard Ramirez , dubbed “The Night Stalker”, was arrested after a two year killing spree. In 1989 the serial killer, who murdered twenty five people, was convicted of thirteen of the murders and sentenced to die, but he died early on July 7, 2013 due to complications from an illness. Lou Diamond Phillips, who is a regular on the series ‘Longmire’, has been cast to play the sadistic killer in a new movie that starts filming this summer. The film embellishes the true story of Ramirez with fiction. The film centers around an interview between the killer and his lawyer, who attempting to coax a confession from the butcher, that could save the life of a man on death row who has been wrongfully convicted of a murder Ramirez actually committed. The film will be both written and directed by Megan

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Jun 13, 2015
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The True Story Behind ‘The Amityville Horror’

In 1979 a movie was released titled ‘The Amityville Horror’, that became an instant horror classic, this is the true story that inspired that supernatural masterpiece. The fact that the movie is based on a true story only adds to the sense of terror. ‘The Amityville Horror’ movie follows a newly wed couple who move into a house with their with their family. The Lutz family, George and Kathy and their three children, bought the house for a steal due to the fact that the previous family,the DeFeos, were brutally murdered in the home. Soon after moving in the Lutz family begin experiencing strange things. George becomes unhinged and things only get worse when he discovers a hidden room in the basement. The true story begins with the DeFeo family, the owners before the Lutz family, who lived in the house at 112 Ocean Avenue in Amityville, New York. On Thursday, November 13, 1974 at 3:15 am, 23 year old

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Feb 19, 2015
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Serial Killer Opens A Real House Of Horrors

WARNING CONTAINS GRAPHIC IMAGES It’s the time of year where we wait in long lines outside of creepy haunted houses, hoping for a scare. Inside, we know horrors of all kinds await us. The staff is dressed to scare and props make up macabre scenes. Imagine if some twisted killer decided to move open up a haunted house, located in an abandoned home, and display his victims instead of using props. It sounds like something out of a horror movie but, in the town of Gary Indiana that’s exactly what happened. A serial killer, who had fled from his previous location after committing several murders, moved in and began operating in Gary where he murdered at least eleven people. In 2014 the serial killer opened a twisted haunted house. He displayed a few his victims there for the public to see, of course it didn’t take the public long to realize that the props once had a pulse. The visitors

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Nov 1, 2014