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My wife and I stayed in this hotel 6 years ago but it was very small. we Had gone back every year since but we stayed by the outlets. This year we decided to stay back in Intercourse so when I started to look for hotels I saw the Best Western Plus
The hotel has been completely transformed the room the suites were great with a huge Pool and a beautiful restaurant and the food was great. This is the only hotel I will stay at in the future.
The setting, the country feel to it. The pool was very nice. It had charm. Nice to have coffee anytime.
Hard beds and they had used some kind of room freshener or cleaner that burned my eyes and nose all night.
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Older Motel, But very Clean & Neat
location, food, staff
noise carries from room to room.
Everything was top shelf. Clean, spacious. Modern decor. Great courtyard/ballroom atea
Minor detail: elevator was quite small
A pet friendly motel that has a great back area to walk our dog safely! The staff is very nice and the place is kept extremely clean. This is our second visit and look forward to being able to return soon!!
Beautiful facility. People were very professional and courteous.
Bed needs more pillows. Bed was too hard for what was advertised.
close to attractions
The man behind the desk said no lower rate for the room. Balked when we needed more towels. It was difficult to open the door from room with a key. Walls have peeling paint.
Good location, outdoor pool
Bathroom was musty smelling. Toliet hard to flush. Wall paper dirty, ceilings dirty
We had 3 adults staying in the room, and still had plenty of space. Room also had a small outdoor balcony which although it was cold was still nice to have.
Location was further outside of Lancaster City than I wanted. It was a decent walk to get to the places that we were going.
The historic character of the building; Staff was very helpful.
Great small privately owned hotel. So much more interesting and beautiful than even a high end chain hotel and the breakfast was far more than I expected... It was excellent.
The door lock on the exterior door... gotta be a better idea like a key or a keypad that you can change the code on periodically.
Clean, convenient, staff very friendly. It's right next to the host where I was attending a show. Room much nicer than the host and about half the price.
Bathroom was a little crampted. Low water pressure in the shower.
The pools were great, the restaurant was amazing, the location was perfect. I really enjoyed the tour of the Amish farmland that the hotel offered. I wanted to watch the hot air balloon go up and as soon as I opened up my door--there it was.
location, cleanliness, service around (Amish experience)
Very nice hotel that's worth the extra cost. The breakfast that is served in everyday was exceptional.
Room was not ready at checkin. No problem as we were ready for dinner anyway. At checkout we were offered a comp for dinner the next time we visited.
Breakfast buffet was delicious, wide selection. They also had free dinner the night we were there. The staff was very friendly and courteous. Staying there again in six weeks!
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One too many floor surfaces?
I am seeking opinions on the floor treatment for the small hallway just outside my kitchen. The area in question is about a 3' x 4' section where the door swing to the powder room is indicated below:
This hallway and the original kitchen had pine floors. When I tore out the kitchen, I was not able to save the pine in the kitchen, but I was able to save it in this hallway. It was covered by an underlayment glued down with water-soluble glue (thank goodness!). Today, I just got done soaking, sanding, and scraping it. (The part on the right is wet, the part on the left is dry):
(Don't you just adore the lovely sheet vinyl on the stairs? That used to cover the hallway in question and the kitchen.)
I like the pine well enough, but I am worried that there are too many floor surfaces in propinquity. The kitchen will be red and white travertine, and the living room has red oak:
In addition, the powder room has a small-tile, black and white floor:
(Although the powder-room door is generally closed.)
Seems to me the choices for the hallway are:
A) Keep the pine. (Probably stain to try to match the red oak.)
B) Tear out the pine and replace with red oak.
C) Tear out the pine and extend the travertine kitchen floor there.
D) (least likely) Extend the black and white 8" square tile that is in the basement and the main basement stairs up to the landing by the door, then up the small stairs to the hallway in question.
E) Use a brilliant suggestion from GW.
I am not yet sure what I will do with the stairs now covered by the vinyl. Probably try to return them to wood, unless I use option D.
Any thoughts on what might go best here?
Thanks, A_D
Because I'm rather practical when it comes to flooring, you point out that the side door is heavily used into that area so I would probably use the travertine and not hardwood. It should stand up to wear better. There will be a lot of feet turning in that space - coming up and going down the stairs, into and out of the bathroom, entering and exiting out the side door. You're not walking just straight but actually twisting/turning the feet. Does that make sense?
Unless of course you want to relay the sheet vinyl that you have on the stairs? That could be option E.
If the house was built before 1950, I think you can get away with finishing the pine and being done with it. Matching the oak would likely be imperfect and/or expensive.
If the area is adequately supported for the stone, extending the travertine would be ideal, I think, giving you a good solid floor at the top of the stairs. You could even extend it into the powder room. Depends on how big a job you want to make of it. Unless it's a contemporary house, all the different floors just speak to the house's history and are fine.
I'd stain the pine to match the oak and be done with it. It's amazing how uniform wood can look when it's all stained and finished the same.
I say this having spent all week dying new pine quarterround molding to match our 90yr old douglas fir baseboards. :-)
If it's a heavy traffic area, in some ways wood might be safer than tile? I often slip on tile, esp with wet shoes (but then I'm a total klutz).
Thanks for the comments and suggestions.
BlF, yes, I know exactly what you mean about the turning of the feet. Ever look at the wear patterns on any leather-soled shoes? They are circular!
Unless of course you want to relay the sheet vinyl that you have on the stairs? That could be option E.
Smile when you say that, blf! (shudder...)
Plllog, the house is from 1930. I like your thinking on the palimpsest effect (now that I know its architectural rather than its parchment or codex meaning).
You raise a good point about the support for that area. I adequately stiffened the joists under the kitchen, but did not make a concerted effort under that area. Happily, I just checked, and it should be fine. Of the 3 joists under that area, two are fine (one supported elsewhere, one I stiffened "accidentally").
Circus: you are probably correct about the invisibility once color-matched. I think there are probably 4 people in the world who would notice: plllog, one of my girlfriends, palimpsest, and my sister. And probably none would care.
I suppose I don't have anything to lose to try staining the pine. If I will change it, I do have to make a final decision soon, though, as I hope to do the kitchen floor next.
Definetly stain the pine.
In our house, we had to stain a red oak saddle to match our pine floors when we reno-ed our kitchen.
After applying several coats of different color stain, I was able to get the match, not perfect, but so close that only I notice it.
My guess is that you'll have 3 saddles in that space, one at each floor transition and one leading to the powder room.
That should help "fool" your eye into blending the slight color mismatch between the different floors.
The only one who'll notice the difference in graining will be you.
Depending on budget and other decor in the house, it might be fun to do something eye-catching like a mosaic or something like a 2x2" mosaic stone/glass tile. I have a couple of marble mosaics and they're a terrific accent that I still enjoy the heck out of after 5 years.
Otherwise the options of staining to match the other wood or extending the kitchen travertine both sound like good solutions to me.
Thanks, Dianolo. I guess if anyone knows about unnecessary troubles, it is you! I do hope things are going well for you.
Will: Thanks for the moral support! Yes, I was banking on the thresholds to help hide the transitions.
Chiefneil: If I were going to do that, I would probably replicate the earthy tiles in my front foyer or fireplace hearth (oh, goodness, I didn't know the fireplace tiles looked so dirty!):
I love these, but I don't think I am up for a project like that! I am glad to know you still are charmed by your efforts after this long.
Since it's a wooden stairwell and gets lots of use, you might do best to avoid tile, even if you stiffen the joists below. You'd have to deal with adding 3/4" height to the existing subfloor, also (or whatever the total of substrate, mortar, tile thickness would be) which might throw the door saddles off - although I know you're more than qualified to deal with those issues. Don't borrow trouble, perhaps?
To me, a wood 'foyer' (as it were) best matches the style of an older house and brings out the beauty of the surrounding doors, although this is by no means stylistically definitive.
Happy Thanksgiving as you mull over the project!
After all the work has been finished, I thought I would update this thread. Last winter, I decided to put tile in the area that I sought advice about in this thread. I had already shown some pictures of that area in the spring in other threads but will repeat one here. Here is a view from the LR into the hallway in question and on into the kitchen. Obviously, I decided to continue the kitchen pattern into the hallway, and to add a decorative border at the top of the stairs:
I still had to decide how to treat the stairs (visible on the left of the above picture) and a landing that leads to the outside. I continued the border pattern down the stairs (which matches the pattern that goes down the full set of stairs to the basement):
I also fabricated the plinths at the top of the stairs to provide a transition between the two different baseboards. (Previously, there was a doorway there so the baseboards did not meet.) I just put a simple ogee detail at the top of a 1x3 poplar board to form those.
and then I put a herringbone pattern on the landing:
I again used epoxy grout (Spectralok Latte) and matching caulk at where the plane changes.
I really like the overall effect! Very happy with it so far.
Williamsem: No, I am afraid I don't have any info on that tile. I am pretty sure it is original to the house, although I do not know that for certain. (It was the same height as the original wood floors, so I suspect it was never redone.) I assume you did see the better picture of it in the OP? (If you want a better picture, I can take one.)
Breezy: Awww, shucks! Merci.


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Scream Factory has announced the April 21, 2015 release of John Carpenter's Escape From New York (Collector's Edition) on Blu-ray. The new edition of the 1981 cult classic starring Kurt Russell, Lee Van Cleef, Ernest Borgnine, Donald Pleasence, Isaac Hayes, Season Hubley, Harry Dean Stanton, and Adrienne Barbeau includes several bonus features including a new 2K scan of the inter-positive, struck from the original negative.
A thrilling landmark film that jolts along at a breakneck pace, Escape From New York leapt to cult status with high-octane action, edge-of-your-seat suspense and the mind-blowing vision of lone warrior Snake Plissken (Russell) battling his way out of a post-apocalyptic Manhattan.
"In a world ravaged by crime, the entire island of Manhattan has been converted into a walled prison where brutal prisoners roam. But when the US president (Pleasence) crash-lands inside, only one man can bring him back: notorious outlaw and former Special Forces war hero Snake Plissken (Russell). But time is short. In 24 hours, an explosive device implanted in his neck will end Snake's mission – and his life – unless he succeeds!"
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'Lost River' Clip Dances In the Dark to Synth Score
An international trailer and clip have been released for Drive star Ryan Gosling's directorial debut, Lost River, which opens April 10, 2015 through Warner Bros.
Lost River stars Christina Hendricks, Saoirse Ronan, Eva Mendes, Iain De Caestecker, Matt Smith and Barbara Steele.
"The film is set against the surreal dreamscape of a vanishing city. Billy, a single mother of two, is swept into a macabre and dark fantasy underworld while Bones, her eighteen-year-old son, discovers a secret road leading to an underwater town. Both Billy and Bones must dive deep into the mystery, if their family is to survive."
'Echoes' Summons the Dead In the Desert (Images)
Can the desert summon the dead?
An official selection of the New York City International Film Festival and FilmQuest Film Festival, winning Best Actress, Best Screenplay and Best Director honors, we now have an image gallery for the the supernatural thriller Echoes, arriving on Blu-ray and DVD April 15th from Anchor Bay Entertainment.
The feature directorial debut of Nils Timm (who also wrote the screenplay), Echoes explores the murky realm between reality and dreams, and what could happen when these worlds collide.
"Struggling with horrifying, sleep-paralysis induced visions, Anna (French), a young writer, retreats with her boyfriend (Brand) to an isolated yet beautiful glass house in the desert. Hoping that the desert vistas surrounding her will spur her creative juices, she welcomes the opportunity to stay behind when her boyfriend must return to the city for urgent business.
However, Anna's sleep paralysis does not abate, despite the calming environment. And now, her attacks are accompanied by a mysterious figure, caked with dirt as if it was made of sand itself. As the visions intensify, she finds herself on the verge of losing her mind…or is she being lead to uncover a life-threatening secret?"
Steven Brand ("Teen Wolf," The Scorpion King), Kate French (Channeling, "Gossip Girl," "One Tree Hill"), Billy Wirth ("Chicago P.D.", The Lost Boys) and Steve Hanks (12/12/12, Hold Your Breath) star.
Learn the Rules of the Vampire!
What We Do In the Shadows' Jemaine Clement and Taika Waititi are promoting their new faux vampire documentary with this hilarious "Rules Of the Vampire" video that first appeared on Funny or Die.
Each vampire movie has a completely different set of rules that vampires live by. As Vladislav and Viago explain, being a vampire is surprisingly simple.
The truth about vampires continues to spread across the U.S. this weekend!
Find theater listings here.
Read our review here.
WHAT WE DO IN THE SHADOWS chronicles the adventures of four vampire roommates trying to get by in a modern world that's not always hospitable to the undead. Clement and Waititi, creators of the HBO hit series "Flight of the Conchords," co-wrote, co-directed, and co-star in this hilarious send-up in which an endearingly unhip quartet of friends reveal to us or, rather, to the documentary crew that's filming them, the details of their daily-make that nightly-routine. Ranging in age from 183 to 8,000, and in appearance from adorably youthful to Nosferatu-crusty, they squabble over household chores, struggle to keep up with the latest trends in technology and fashion, antagonize the local werewolves, cruise clubs for lovely ladies, and deal with the rigors of living on a very, very strict diet. The film also stars Rhys Darby, Jonathan Brugh, Cori Gonzalez-Macuer, Stu Rutherford, and Jackie Van Beek, and was produced by Waititi, Chelsea Winstanley and Emanuel Michael.
Rules Of The Vampire with Jemaine Clement and Taika Waititi from Funny Or Die
[TV] Trailer For M. Night Shyamalan's "Wayward Pines" Crashes In
Here's the first official TV Spot for M. Night Shyamalan's 10-episode psychological thriller "Wayward Pines", which premieres on FOX at 9PM May 14, 2015.
The event series is based on a best-selling novel by Blake Crouch, and executive produced by M. Night Shyamalan, Donald De Line, Chad Hodge and Ashwin Rajan.
"Matt Dillon (Crash) stars as a Secret Service agent on a mission to find two missing federal agents in the bucolic Idaho town of Wayward Pines."
The cast also includes Melissa Leo (The Fighter), Terrence Howard (Crash), Carla Gugino (Entourage), Shannyn Sossamon (How To Make It In America), Toby Jones (Infamous), Reed Diamond (24), Tim Griffin (Prime Suspect), Charlie Tahan (Charlie St. Cloud) and Juliette Lewis (Cape Fear).
"Secret Service Agent ETHAN BURKE (Academy Award nominee Matt Dillon; Crash, City of Ghosts) drives to the bucolic town of Wayward Pines, ID, searching for two missing federal agents. Ethan is the logical choice for the mission. He's one of the best Secret Service agents in the Seattle office. He's also the man who knew missing agent KATE HEWSON (Carla Gugino; Watchmen, "Entourage") better than anyone. They were partners. They were more than that. Their relationship nearly destroyed Ethan's marriage.
Everything changes when a truck slams into his car and he wakes up in the Wayward Pines Hospital, with the intense and unpredictable NURSE PAM (Academy Award and Emmy Award winner Melissa Leo; The Fighter, "Treme") at his bedside. It soon appears that Pam may be more interested in harming than healing. She and Ethan grow into deadly rivals, and her role in the town proves much deeper than anyone realizes.
As the mysteries within the town pile up and clash with his own version of recent events, Ethan starts to question his own sanity. He is confronted by the mysterious and charismatic DR. JENKINS (Emmy Award nominee Toby Jones; The Girl, the Harry Potter franchise, Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy), the psychiatrist who treats him at Wayward Pines Hospital. As he begins to meet some of the local residents, including toymaker HAROLD BALLINGER (Reed Diamond; "24," Much Ado About Nothing), Ethan forms a bond with BEVERLY (Academy Award and Emmy Award nominee Juliette Lewis; Hysterical Blindness, Cape Fear), a bartender who doesn't mince words and is as wary of Wayward Pines as he is.
Back home in Seattle, Ethan's wife, THERESA BURKE (Shannyn Sossamon; 40 Days and 40 Nights, "How to Make It in America"), a former Secret Service Agent trainee, gets a call from Ethan's boss, ADAM HASSLER (Tim Griffin; "Prime Suspect"). He informs her that early testing shows Ethan was never in the car that was recovered on the side of the road outside of Wayward Pines. They're still investigating. But this isn't enough for Theresa. Along with their teenage son, BEN (Charlie Tahan; The Harvest, Charlie St. Cloud), Theresa sets out on her own search for Ethan.
Meanwhile, Ethan is challenged at every turn by the town's die-hard residents and especially the town's sheriff, SHERIFF ARNOLD POPE (Academy Award nominee Terrence Howard; Crash, Hustle & Flow), who takes offense at a Secret Service agent showing up on his turf and telling him what to do. Ethan believes Pope is out of his mind and visa versa. Ethan's continuing investigation only turns up more and more questions, and each one leads him to the most important question of all: What's wrong with Wayward Pines?"
Olivia Wilde Describes Her Trip to HELL In This 'Lazarus Effect' Clip
Relativity Studios released a third clip from The Lazarus Effect, opening in theaters February 27, 2015, in which Olivia Wilde explains to Mark Duplass that she was trapped in Hell!
Evan Peters and Donald Glover also star in the pic about a group of medical students who discover a way to bring dead patients back to life.
David Gelb directs.
"THE LAZARUS EFFECT follows a group of researchers led by Frank (Mark Duplass) and his fiancée Zoe (Olivia Wilde) who've achieved the unimaginable- bringing the dead back to life. After a successful, yet unsanctioned, trial on a newly deceased animal, the team is ready to unveil their breakthrough to the world. When the dean of their university learns of their underground experiments, their project is unexpectedly shut down and their materials confiscated.
Frank, Zoe and their team (Donald Glover, Sarah Bolger and Evan Peters) take matters into their own hands, launching a rogue attempt to recreate their experiment, during which things go terribly wrong and one of their own, Zoe, is horrifically killed. Fueled by terror and grief, Frank pushes them to do the unthinkable: attempt to resurrect their first human test subject.
Initially, the procedure appears a success, but the team soon realizes something is wrong with Zoe. As her strange new persona reveals itself, the team quickly becomes stuck in a gruesome reality. They are no longer faced with the question of whether they can bring someone back to life- but rather, the wrath of her return."
[Video] 72 Years of Batman On Film!
It may feel like our obsession with the caped crusader in film is a new one. But thanks to vimeo user Jacob T. Swinney, we can realize that the history of this character on the silver screen goes much further back than we can remember. Jacob created The Evolution of Batman in Cinema and posted it to Vimeo. As you'll see in the video, 72 is a lot of years, and a lot of men under the cowl.
Check out Michael Keaton, Christian Bale, Lego Batman, and my personal favorite Adam West in seven decades of Batman.
[TV] DC Comics "Lucifer" Gets A Pilot Order From FOX
Adding to the whole host of comic book properties in production on television, FOX has given a pilot order to "Lucifier" in a hope to further capitalize on the success they're finding with "Gotham." Variety has the full scoop, but let's do a rundown on this news first. Lucifer Morningstar was a character first introduced by Neil Gaiman in a supporting role, he is indeed the first of the fallen, and reportedly the script has perfectly captured the tone of the devil. But, and this is a huge BUT, the script also makes efforts to grind the concept into a police procedural of sorts. Which is exactly what this story shouldn't be, and not exactly what TV needs right now, especially comics TV.
Fox has given a formal pilot order to "Lucifer," based on the DC Comics character.
Jerry Bruckheimer, Jonathan Littman and Len Wiseman are attached to the hourlong drama as exec producers, with Wiseman set to direct the pilot.
The project hailing from Jerry Bruckheimer Television, Aggressive Mediocrity and Warner Bros. TV follows Lucifer, the Lord of Hell, as he resigns his throne and abandons his kingdom for the "shimmering insanity" of L.A., where he helps the LAPD punish criminals.
Lucifer and the characters are inspired by those from DC's Vertigo imprint comic, created by Neil Gaiman, Sam Kieth and Mike Dringenberg.
Previously announced, "Californication's" Tom Kapinos penned the pilot. He'll serve as an exec producer, along with Bruckheimer, Littman ("CSI," "The Amazing Race") and Wiseman ("Sleepy Hollow," "Underworld" franchise), plus KristieAnne Reed ("Hostages") as co-exec producer.
"Lucifer" is one of many comic-inspired smallscreen adaptations currently in development. This pilot season, DC Comics' "Supergirl," starring Melissa Benoist, landed at CBS. On the Marvel front, "A.K.A. Jessica Jones," starring Krysten Ritter, plus three other series including "Daredevil" are heading to Netflix, while "Dreadstar" from Jim Starlin is coming to TV via Universal Cable Productions and Benderspink.
Among DC's other properties, "iZombie" bows March 17, joining "Arrow" and "The Flash" on the CW. "Gotham" was renewed for a second season over at Fox.
Will you tune into FOX's "Lucifier?" and do you think making it a cop show is a good idea?
[Netflix Roulette] 'Harper's Island' A Fun Take on Agatha Christie!
Most of us have sat on our couch on a Saturday night looking for something to watch on Netflix. The only problem is, there are a lot of bad movies and shows on Netflix. So I thought I would be a good friend to all of you and start weeding out some of the bad ones. This is an idea for a new series of posts in which I will watch a randomly selected horror movie on Netflix and do a brief review on said film (this one won't be that brief, but future posts will). How will I randomly select a film, you ask? It's a rather grueling and scientific process where I close my eyes and place my finger on the screen and watch whatever horror movie my finger lands on. Sounds complicated, I know. Let's get to it then, shall we? My first post is going to be about Harper's Island, a 2009 CBS(!) series modeled after Agatha Christie's And Then There Were None.
I know, Harper's Island isn't a movie. But it's what gave me the idea to start writing these posts, so I thought it would be appropriate to start off the "Netflix Roulette" series. I don't have enough time to keep binge-watching shows on the weekends so pretty much all of my future posts will be on films.
I missed Harper's Island when it originally aired on CBS back in 2009, and judging by the ratings, apparently many of you did as well. The first three episodes aired on Thursdays in April, only to be moved to the TV wasteland of Saturdays in May. It's a shame, because Harper's Island is actually a pretty great show and you can watch all 13 episodes right now on Netflix!
The plot is pretty standard: a group of friends gather on an island to celebrate a wedding. The only problem is that a mass murder happened on the island years before and more people start dying shortly after the wedding party arrives on the island. Suspension of disbelief is pretty much required to make it all the way through the season/series since you have to believe that anywhere from one to five people get killed in each episode and it takes five episodes for people to take notice, but it's forgivable.
I can certainly understand why viewership for Harper's Island dropped each week. From what I've seen, it was advertised as a creepy murder mystery that was going to have lots of thrills. While the latter half of the season fits that description, the first half is very much a soap opera with horror elements. It's a shame more people didn't stick around to see what it would eventually become (episode 5 is probably the point where I went from "meh" to "hell yes" on the show) because it grew into a very ballsy piece of television that wasn't afraid to kill off its characters. Episodes 11 and 12 are probably highlights for me (I think the finale loses a bit of steam, but it doesn't ruin the show as a whole).
The cast is mostly good, with the standouts being Katie Cassidy, Christopher Gorham, Cameron Richardson and Adam Campbell. Harry Hamlin also seems to be having fun in a small role. Not all of the acting is great (and the little girl is one of the most obnoxious characters I have ever seen on screen), but most of the lesser talented actors are killed off in the first few episodes. The pilot can be a bit overwhelming with its introduction of roughly 25 characters, but as more people are killed off, characterization becomes more of a focus. This benefits the show greatly, as many characters that were annoying or seemingly cannon fodder in the beginning are given depth that really makes you sympathize for them when they eventually die (and trust me, many of them die). Also adding to the fun: the episode titles are onomatopoeic, representing the sound (or sounds, in the case of "Thrack, Splat, Sizzle") a character makes when they die.
While not perfect, Harper's Island is far better than it was given credit for (it's better than at least 2 of American Horror Story's seasons). Watching it in as little sittings as possible is arguably the best way to watch it (remember how I said those first few episodes were kind of "meh?") but it gets very addicting. Think you can figure out who will live and who will die? Or even better, can you figure out who the killer is (I figured it out right before his/her/their reveal, so I felt a little dumb). Give it a shot and let me know what you think!
'Avenged' Trailer Delivers 'Crow-like Revenge!
Uncork'd Entertainment will release the critically acclaimed Avenged (read our review) in theatres and on VOD on March 6, 2015, and on DVD on April 21, 2015.
Here's the first trailer for The Crow-esque story that begins after a gang brutalises a deaf girl (Amanda Adrienne), her lifeless body is inhabited by the spirit of a revenge-seeking Apache warrior.
A lethal injection of scares, thrills, romance, and the supernatural, director Michael S. Ojeda's confronting revenge film "delivers on all levels" (Bloody Disgusting) and "deserves to be viewed, discussed, and then viewed again" (The Horror Honeys).
"While traveling across country, Zoe, a lovely deaf mute woman, stumbles on a horrific crime – a gang of rednecks slaughtering two Native American boys. Zoe's brave attempt to save one of the boys seals her fate. She is captured, raped and left for dead. When an Indian shaman finds her clinging to life in a shallow grave he attempts to save her – but something goes horribly wrong. The spirit of an ancient Apache warrior takes host of Zoe's dead body. So now she walks amongst the living, hell-bent on getting revenge. One by one she slaughters the men who brutalized her, while the clock ticks away on her quickly decomposing body."
Amanda Adrienne, Rodney Rowland, Marc Anthony Samuel and Tom Ardavany star.
Vin Diesel's Bushy 'The Last Witch Hunter' Beard
Here's a hairy new look at 13th century Kaulder, played by Vin Diesel.
Diesel shared a new look at his character in Summit Entertainment's The Last Witch Hunter, recently set for release on October 23, 2015.
Elijah Wood, Rose Leslie and Michael Caine also star with The Crazies' Breck Eisner directing.
"Tormented by the loss of his family and cursed with immortal life, the last witch hunter (Vin Diesel) is all that stands between humanity and the combined forces of the most horrifying witches in history."
Everything Hurts in the Insane 'Mad Max: Fury Road' International Trailer!
One of the most highly anticipated movies of the year (for people with taste anyway), Mad Max: Fury Road, landed an international trailer today. This one's not as long as the glorious theatrical one here in the States, but I think there's a couple new shots in there and at least one new bit of dialogue from Charlize Theron's character Imperator Furiosa. Hell, any excuse to watch more Fury Road footage new or old is okay in my book.
Judging from what we've seen, this is shaping up to be the craziest film of the year (and it's from a big studio! Go figure!). Reboot, reimagining, whatever the hell it's supposed to be, just get in my eyeballs already!
Mad Max: Fury Road hits theaters May 15.
Lead Actress Announced for "Ash Vs. Evil Dead"!
The "Ash Vs. Evil Dead" news continues to roll out! A couple days ago we learned that Sam Raimi will be directing the pilot he wrote with Ivan Raimi, and now Deadline is reporting that Jill Marie Jones will be playing lead opposite Bruce Campbell. Jones is probably best known for her role as Cynthia Irving on Fox's Sleepy Hollow and she also appeared as Pandora in one episode of American Horror Story: Asylum.
In "Ash VS. Evil Dead", Jones will be playing Michigan State Trooper Amanda Fisher, who suspects Ash in the murder of her partner. After learning the truth, Fisher teams up with Ash to take on the Evil Dead.
How do you guys thing the show is shaping up so far? I haven't watched Sleepy Hollow at all, does anyone who has think Jones has the chops to hang with Ash?
Slayer Announces New Song For Record Store Day
Thrash metal legends Slayer have announced that they will release their first new track in almost a year on Record Store Day (April 18th) on a 7-inch picture disc. The new track, which will take up Side A, is titled "When The Stillness Comes". Side B will be a live version of "Black Magic", which was recorded at the 2014 Wacken Open Air Festival. The picture disc will be limited to 5,000 copies worldwide and will be available at independent record stores.
Slayer's last new track was last year's "Implode". They are currently in final stages of recording their new album, the first since 2009′s World Painted Blood.
Motionless In White Release "Break The Cycle" Video
Two days ago, we premiered several behind-the-scenes photos from metalcore band Motionless In White's latest video for "Break The Cycle", which I compared slightly to James Wan's ghost film Insidious. Now, the video is out and I stand corrected: it's 100% influenced by that film. Red door? Check. Creepy old lady? Check. Demonic entity? Check.
Watch the video below.
[Exclusive Comic Preview] "Clive Barker's Nightbreed" #10
Having just rewatched Hellraiser I'm no stranger to the fact that Clive Barker is a master of world building, luckily, BOOM! Studios knows just this and makes sure to remind us of it in their ongoing Barker led comic series. Each of them have their own merits, but there is absolutely nothing like "Clive Barker's Nightbreed." There is something sinister for everyone in the world of midian, and with this exclusive preview of #10, I'm sure you'll agree.Clive Barker's Nightbreed #10 Publisher: BOOM! Studios
Author: Marc Andreyko
Artists: Emmanuel Xerx Javier, Devmalya Pramanik
Cover Artist: Riley Rossmo
Price: $3.99
Synopsis: As Midian crumbles, the Nightbreed are forced to the surface world once more to face all of mankind's hate and zealot rage. After betraying his people for the woman he loves, Boone now finds a new fire burning within him. The Chosen One will finally have to make the choice to live up to his title.
See How Die Antwoord Score a Robot In 'Chappie' (Clip)
Ninja and Yolandi Visser, voices of the South African Zef counter-culture movement and members of rap-rave duo Die Antwoord, play two local gangsters who want to use Chappie for their own nefarious purposes.
In this new clip, we see how the duo get their hands on the robot in Neill Blomkamp's latest sci-fi thriller in theaters March 6.
Sharlto Copley provides the voice of Chappie, with the cast including Hugh Jackman, Dev Patel, Jose Pablo Cantillo and Sigourney Weaver.
In 'Chappie,' "Every child comes into the world full of promise, and none more so than Chappie: he is gifted, special, a prodigy. Like any child, Chappie will come under the influence of his surroundings – some good, some bad – and he will rely on his heart and soul to find his way in the world and become his own man. But there's one thing that makes Chappie different from anyone else: he is a robot. The first robot with the ability to think and feel for himself. His life, his story, will change the way the world looks at robots and humans forever."
New 'Alien' to Follow Ridley Scott's Next 'Prometheus'
Last night the Web shook as District 9, Elysium and Chappie director Neill Blomkamp revealed his next project would be a new Alien movie, presumably starring Sigourney Weaver.
Official news followed, confirming 20th Century Fox had signed Blomkamp to the project, while also revealing two other major pieces of information.
No matter how obvious it seemed, we can now confirm that Alien director Ridley Scott and his company Scott/Free will produce the new Alien, which will take place following the events of his Prometheus trilogy.
I say trilogy because Fox confirmed Prometheus 2 is still in the works. Also, it's pretty obvious that, based on Blomkamp's concept art, his vision for Alien takes place following the events of the initial four films – and those films take place after the timeline of the Prometheus trilogy. In the art we see an older Ripley, as well as a deformed (clone?) of Cpl. Hicks (Michael Biehn) who we all thought died in David Finchers's 1992 Alien 3. Ripley also looks to finally don the Engineers' Space Jockey helmet to pilot an alien ship. My guess is she's going back to the Xenomorph's home planet, as she's openly expressed her desire to do, in order to kill the species once and for all, and could potentially pilot the crashed ship to safety.
Ironically, this is sort of what happened in the original script for Prometheus, which wasn't supposed to be a trilogy. The plan was for the Alien prequel to take place on the same planet as Alien, and for the Space Jockey ship to be shot down linking directly to the crashed ship in Alien. This was changed to set up the Prometheus trilogy, which is at least guaranteed to have a sequel. Michael Green is penning the screenplay with plans to have it in theaters by summer 2016. Neill Blomkamp, in the meantime, will develop the screenplay for his Alien sequel. Don't expect that until at the very earliest 2017.
What do you want from the new Alien?
Here's How 'Ghostbusters' Will Be Realistic…
A new Ghostbusters casting rumor has surfaced, this one including a spoiler that's pretty damn cool.
Director Paul Feig and screenwriter Katie Dippold have carved out a key supporting role for "SNL" star Cecily Strong (pictured below), says Film Divider, who stresses that they don't know if her deal is done yet.
They don't give too much away about the character, but it's fair to say that the role is one of the biggest non-Ghostbuster parts aside from the villain (rumored to be Peter Dinklage). She will play an authority figure who liaises with our heroines, privately backing their activities and acknowledging their legitimacy, but publicly denouncing the group to the media in order to avoid panic amongst the wider populous. In short, she's the glue to the entire world, making it even more believable to modern audiences (when the original Ghostbusters came out in 1982 we were void of social media and a strong National news presence). I think calling the role "big" is still an understatement…
Leslie Jones, Kristen Wiig, Melissa McCarthy, and Kate McKinnon become the new all-female 'busters on July 22, 2016.
[Review] 'Digging Up the Marrow' Is Fun But Exasperating
Since coming on the scene with Hatchet in 2006, filmmaker Adam Green has developed a devoted following among horror fans. Through his films and the horror sitcom Holliston that he front runs, it's easy to tell Green is a hardcore horror fan himself, with a deep knowledge and passion for the genre. This clearly shines through in his new film Digging Up the Marrow, his first feature in five years. The premise and set-up for the film are awesome, but amidst all the kick ass monsters and mayhem, what Digging Up the Marrow ultimately boils down to is Adam Green: The Movie.
It's a painfully indulgent film, with a lot of screen time eaten up by Green mugging for the camera and promoting his work. Although it's a horror mockumentary, it reminded me of a Morgan Spurlock film, making it more about himself than the subject matter. Here that approach seems criminal, since the apparent inspiration for the film is the artwork of Alex Pardee. If you're unfamiliar with Pardee's work, just Google image search his name. His art is pulled straight outta nightmares, mixing familiar images like bunnies and teddy bears with harrowing, dripping creatures. It's crazy that he's never been asked to design monsters for a film before (that I know of).
In the film, Green plays himself. He begins by talking about all the crazy fan mail he receives and talks about one package in particular, from retired detective William Dekker (Ray Wise) who claims he has proof that monsters exist. Knowing he's probably just a crazy old dude, Green sets out to make a documentary about Dekker. Deep down, however, Green can't shake his curiosity and desperately hopes Dekker has found real monsters – every horror fan's adolescent wet dream come to life.
Dekker believes the monsters live in an underground metropolis he's dubbed the "Marrow." He claims to have found entrances to this world all over the U.S., mainly around cemeteries and another place we all end up at least once in our lives (a punchline I won't spoil here). He even details run-ins he's had with a few of them, all of which he's given names and commissioned portraits of (Pardee's artwork). As always, Wise is a blast to watch as he balances that fine line between nutty and dramatic. He's just consistently a joy to watch in everything he's a part of.
The first half of the film does a good job establishing the mythology of the Marrow. This is essentially done through Dekker's oral accounts and drawings. By the time Green and Dekker head out into the woods, you're desperately wanting a glimpse of this mysterious subterranean world and its inhabitants. The big reveals in horror rarely live up to expectations and Digging Up the Marrow is no different, though the glimpses we get of Pardee's creations are seriously wicked. A couple of them made me grin like an idiot because they were so cool. Sadly, they're few and far between and once the intrigue is built up, the final 20 minutes devolve into a pretty formulaic found footage romp.
Personally, I would've like to have seen Wise and the monsters get more screen time and Green to get a whole lot less. I understand that the film is about our desire for monsters to exist rather than the actual monsters themselves, but after an hour of Green wanking in front of the camera, I needed something more. He's playing a fictionalized version of himself, I get it. It's just not a very fun fictionalized version to hang out with. There are some fun cameos peppered throughout (Tony Todd, Kane Hodder, Mick Garris, even Pardee himself), so fans will dig that aspect. I really enjoy Green's previous work (especially Frozen) and this film can be very fun at times, but overall Digging Up the Marrow is a tiresome and exasperatingly self-aggrandizing trip.
Digging Up the Marrow hits VOD and select cities on Feb. 20.


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Drowsy Driving Liability
Can you be liable for drowsy driving? Or responsible if you know that someone else is tired behind the wheel?
Galloway Leads Saint Joseph's Past Yale 61-35
Langston Galloway scored 20 points and Saint Joseph's held Yale to 25 percent shooting as the Hawks opened their season with a 61-35 victory Monday night.
Penn Looks To Bounce Back vs. Brown
After a 27-13 loss to Yale last weekend, their first in Ivy League action, the Penn Quakers hope to get back on track Saturday as they host Brown.
Quakers Head To Yale; Look to Stay Perfect In Ivy
The Quakers are 2-0 in the Ivy League and they will look to build on that perfect Ancient 8 mark on Saturday when they visit Yale.
$1M Bail For California Man Over Death Threat Posts
A former Yale University student remained jailed on $1 million bail, after authorities said he made online death threats to children.
Yale Surpasses Penn To Take Over 2nd Place In Ivy League
Greg Mangano's 23 points helped Yale rally for a 60-53 victory over Pennsylvania on Friday night and take over second place in the Ivy League.
Giving In To Fatty Food's Temptation
Did you ever wonder what makes some of us better than others at saying 'no' to fatty foods? Yale researchers have a clue.
Movie Review: 'Moneyball'
Even folks who don't cherish the game should enjoy 'Moneyball', but not as much as their baseball-loving friends.
Movie Review: 'Another Earth'
It's a science fiction speculation, a star-crossed romance, a fantasy-drama about loss and guilt and redemption, and a meditation on second chances.
College Basketball: Penn Readies For Dartmouth, Harvard Visits
After sweeping their first weekend of Ivy League play, the Penn Quakers will look to stay undefeated in the Ancient 8 this weekend as they host Dartmouth on Friday night and then Harvard on Saturday.
What's Changed? Kindergarten, Not Kids!
This month, the Gesell Institute for Human Development at Yale is reporting on studies done to determine how child development today relates to Arnold Gesell's observations, first published in 1925.
The Challenges of Measuring Quality Health Care
There are several companies that measure the quality of doctors and hospitals and it can be a lucrative business but their are some challenges.


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Country icon Tim McGraw is preparing for the release of his upcoming album, SUNDOWN HEAVEN TOWN (Big Machine Records), with a brand new single, "Shotgun Rider." The breezy track touts romantic notions with an infectious melody and is available to radio today.
Country music icon Tim McGraw revealed more details about his upcoming Big Machine Record's album, SUNDOWN HEAVEN TOWN, available everywhere on September 16.
Tim McGraw To Debut "Meanwhile Back At Mama's" Music Video On Good Morning America
Country superstar Tim McGraw's music video for his chart climbing single "Meanwhile Back At Mama's" (featuring Faith Hill) will debut tomorrow exclusively on Good Morning America. Additionally tomorrow, Entertainment Tonight will offer a behind-the-scenes look at the making of the video (check local listings).
Country superstar Tim McGraw was handpicked to be the cover star of the upcoming July/Aug double issue of Men's Health. Inside, McGraw shares an honest account of his triumphant rebound from his former lifestyle, admitting that "I'm not one of those people who can sorta half-ass something."
Superstar Tim McGraw is continuing the "Countdown To Sundown" as excitement builds for the release of his next Big Machine Records album, SUNDOWN HEAVEN TOWN (in stores Sept. 16).


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Great hotel with updated rooms. Staff is great too.
nothing but the location.
The hotel smell bad my room smell if someone had just smoked a truck load of cigarettes. My friend had a non smoking room and hers was just as bad.Bath tub was dirty and towels was sandy as if they had been on a beach.Thats was the worst hotel I stay in.
Staff very friendly and helpful. Room clean with fridge and microwave. Hotel style rooms. Good location. Good value.
Bed just ok comfortable. No biz center. No fitness center. Poor breakfast.
It is relatively nice
The management staff has no clue how to handle people who are working out of town and on a nite shift! I travel for work weeks at a time and when you check in you tell them you are on nites and they adjust their room cleaning not so here!
Clean room and good location .
Neighbors in next room were a little noisy.
Just about everything. Ann went out of her way to make our stay wonderful. The couple cleaning the room was just super, very friendly. Location worked out perfect for us.
Went for breakfast one morning all the contract people staying there ate everything, there was nothing left. Also our personal towels went missing from the pool, but guess you cannot blame motel keepers. We had a corner room, parking could of been closer
Beds were comfortable and clean. Fairly good channel selection on TV. Microwave/fridge units in all rooms. Excellent water pressure and hot water. Rooms were spacious.
TV's were very old, functional, but very old. Hotel was in need of an update as it is beginning to appear rundown inside of rooms. Overall, room was clean enough, but maids miss some stuff under bed skirts, corners and behind/around furniture.
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Please stay safe and check in when you can and let us know you are ok.
Only took an hour or so to get cleared out. Fortunately, we had some 'summer' weather last week and melted what we had, so this was all a fresh dump. Between 3-4 feet deep in the driveway. We've had worse. I think further south actually got hit harder and they probably are as used to it. And yes!! strange weather indeed.
Aside from loosing power for a day and not being able to use the sewing machine,I am fine. I actually spent the storm with a friend and her husband on Cape Cod. We snuggled in front of the gas fireplace and were able to cook because she has a gas stove. If you are going to be cold and semi miserable you might as well do it with friends.


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Master bath done
The master bath is done...just working on minor details e.g. window treatments. So my question now is what do I clean the stone inside the shower with? Any suggestions for the tile pros? It is honed and filled tumble marble which was sealed after it was installed. I've notice some of the grout on the shower floor is getting a bit pinkish color from the soap build, I want to make sure I clean it with the correct stuff.
Thanks to all the GW members on advice, opinions, and past experiences.
What a pretty space! I especially like the tall backsplash and the furniture style vanity.
What an elegant, pretty bathroom!
I've been using 7th Generation Disinfecting Bathroom Cleaner (spray bottle) to clean the various porcelain and stone tile tub or and shower surrounds, and the niche shelves (polished White Thassos shelves and side walls in the niches in all three bathrooms) with good results. It was one of the few (sealed) stone-friendly cleaners, that also disinfects, and removes soap scum (and the scent isn't annoying to me! LOL).
FWIW, I still use Lysol aerosol bathroom spray on the tubs. I still find it cuts through any scum that settles near the bottom of the tub walls over the course of a week (and we wipe the tubs out along with the walls, after every use).
Thanks everyone.... The wallpaper probably gave me the biggest angst to the entire project. Stay away from Pacific Designs paper, in any case if it wasn't for the fact I loved the paper some much I would have got something else.
Anyway, I like the pocket doors, it helps w maximizing space even the bathrm fairly roomy. But I love the large shower, and rainhead, countertop and water closet.


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So I am building a new home with a builder. It's not fully custom, so I can only use one specific stone yard/fabricator. We really had our hearts set on this stone, but I'm not sure now that we have seen it. My concern is the "rust" looking spots and lines in the stone. The fabricator said he would work around the worst stuff where possible, but at the end of the day he can't guarantee it (he won't know for sure until the templates are created). I don't have much flexibility here. Have any of you gone with a slab that looks similar to this? Do you have pictures of the finished product? All of the slabs of this that I've seen on the internet have had much less vertical veining and "rust" spots.
That looks beautiful. I have the same stone I think, although it goes by a different name. I don't see many rust spots on that slab, but it may be the photo. I had a few rust spots too. You can see a couple of them on my counters, but it isn't very noticeable. I quite like them actually. I think it comes down to if you really like the slab as is, and if it will work in your space.
My slabs did have less vertical lining than the pictured slab, but the parts of my counter that I like best are the sections with strong vertical or angled lines cutting across the horizontal lines.
The slab is gorgeous! Sorry I don't have any personal experience to share, but I say go for it. I bet the fabricator will be able to work around most of the rust spots, and overall they don't overwhelm the slab now, so I can't imagine they'll be a major problem once cut and installed.
I like the patterning on that slab. I only see rust near the top. I don't mind a little rust, but I would not want a lot (depending on other kitchen materials -- I'm trying to stick with cool tones).
I intentionally looked for slabs that have some vertical and/or diagonal lines breaking up the horizontal lines for interest. I am waiting for my slabs to be installed in a few weeks.
Everytime you post that picture sochi I end up wiping drool off my keyboard. Far and away, my favorite countertop that I've ever seen on GW. And Karbon faucet to add to my envy!
sweetbeags - you might find that stone under a variety of names, including Quartzite Bianca and Luce di Luna.


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This 1995 Mercedes-Benz E320 Convertible is a beautiful original car and an excellent driver. 120k miles. White with blue interior. Such honest examples are... More
In the late 1960s Jaguar recognized the need for a new sports car to take over for the E-Type which had reached the end... More
1992 chevy Camaro conv, last year of the 3rd generation camaro, nice body and paint, nice orig int, newer top, great driver, 305 v8,... More
This is a gorgeous 1997 30th Anniversary Edition Camaro Z28. Gloss White paint with Orange Anniversary Stripes, Chrome Snowflake Wheels, and T-tops. Gray Interior... More
Visit www.johnston-motorsports.com for high resolution photos and more information. Email: [contact seller] Phone: 805-262-8000 1993 Clénet Roadster Over $20,000 was spent in upgrades in 2013 including; vintage heat and... More
With a water-cooled 800 cc engine and 5-speed transmission, this unique Candy Glory Red bike is in good condition. Mechanically stock, it features a... More
For sale in our St. Louis showroom is a very well cared for 1993 Chevrolet C1500 with SS badges. This is one of... More
1996 Bentley Brooklands For Sale or Trade. ... More
1993 Chevy Corvette Coupe 350 LTI, 300 HP 6sp. Manual Transmission. All power. Tires are in good condition. Comes with GM service manual and owners... More
1999 Dodge 3500 Dually Cummins 24 Valve Turbo Diesel. Automatic Transmission. Power locks, power windows. Tires are in good condition. Nice interior. Runs and drives well! $6,000 OBO. Call 863-635-9008 for... More
1991 Jeep Grand Wagoneer: Dual Exhaust with Hedman Hedders, Magnaflow performance exhaust, Edelbrock 4-bbl carburetor, Edelbrock Intake, 4" Lift, CB Radio w/ PA system,... More