January 12, 2010: 4:53:09PM: We will never forget!
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Certain horror movies mean different things and stimulate different emotions in us depending on our cultural and geographical background, age difference, and gender. For instance, if you were born in Haiti or Louisiana, you would definitely have a different reaction to a supernatural-horror movie like "The Exorcist" as opposed to a native of Wisconsin or North Dakota (no offense intended) simply because you were exposed to different beliefs and principles growing up in those States or Countries. As we have determined that each generation, each individual from all walks of life will always have a very unique pick at what their best horror movies should be to buy. As a result, we carry and deliver three special categories of horror movies you can choose from, all day everyday, to match your interests and beliefs and they are Horror-Comedy movies such as Otis, Shawn of the Dead, the Scary Movie installments, Slasher movies like Scream, Friday the 13th, Prom Night, The Last House on the Left, Psycho and Supernatural movies like The Exorcist, Exorcism of Emily Rose, Rose Red, Rosemary's Baby, Skeleton Key. Out of these three, my favorite are Supernatural movies, I also enjoy horror movies and stories with a very deep plot needless to say that Stephen King is my favorite writer, mainly because he knows how to bring in a big bad scare. If you don't find a horror movie of your type then you really need to go back to your teenage years and rediscover yourself. We hope you liked what you read and what we have to offer, remember we are fans like you, spread your horror in our dark room visit us again and bring your friends along next time. Let them have their pick at: The Three Levels of Horror!
Who: Maggie Q is the Horror Movie Hottie for this month. She is the daughter of a war veteran who is of Polish, Canadian French, and Irish ancestry and of a mother whose Vietnamese. Her parents met while her father was serving in Vietnam. Maggie began a career in modeling soon after graduating from high school and moving to Japan in 1998 where she scored her first on screen role. She usually plays these kick ass, take no shit attitude roles in movies like "Mission Impossible:3 (2006)", "Live free or Die hard (2007)", "Nikita (2010)" and her latest "Priest (2011)" which is a vampire movie where her character is a priestess they seek out to help find a kidnapped girl. Although, she is of a non-Chinese heritage, Maggie has learned both Cantonese and Mandarin throughout her career in East Asia that enables her to perform beautifully and almost effortless in her Asian roles. Maggie Q is a vegan and active supporter of PETA Asia-Pacific.
Why: Maggie Q is one of the hottest mixed heritage actresses to bless our screen with her strength and complex beauty.
Born: Margaret Denise Quigley, on May 22, 1979 in Honolulu, Haiwaii.
