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Tag Archives: bride
The Devil Rides Out (1968)
Director: Terence Fisher Writer: Richard Matheson (Based on the novel by Dennis Wheatley)
Posted in Horror
Tagged 1968, adaptation, Anthony Nelson Keys, arthur grant, baphomet, baptism, bride, ceremony, charles gray, christopher lee, coven, cult, dennis wheatley, devil, england, folk horror, goat, Gwen Ffrangcon Davies, horror, james bernard, leon greene, nike arrighi, occult, patrick mower, paul eddington, priest, richard matheson, Rosalyn Landor, sacrifice, sarah lawson, satan, satanic, satanism, seance, spencer reeve, terence fisher, the devil rides out, the devil's bride
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Bram Stoker’s Dracula (1992)
Director: Francis Ford Coppola Writer: James V. Hart (Based on the novel by Bram Stoker)
Posted in Drama, Fantasy, Horror, Romance
Tagged adaptation, anne goursaud, anthony hopkins, asylum, billy campbell, bite, bitten, blood, bram stoker, bram stoker's dracula, bride, cary elwes, catholicism, charles mulvehill, dracula, drama, england, fantasy, fiancee, francis ford coppola, fred fuchs, gary oldman, glen scantlebury, horror, insect, james v. hart, keanu reeves, london, love, michael apted, michael ballhaus, monica bellucci, nicholas c. smith, priest, real estate, renfield, richard e. grant, romance, sadie frost, tom waits, vampire, van helsing, vlad, winona ryder, wojciech kilar
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Father of the Bride (2022)
Director: Gary Alazraki Writer: Matt Lopez (Based on the novel by Edward Streeter)
Posted in Comedy, Drama, Romance
Tagged 2022, adaptation, adria arjona, andy garcia, architect, brad pitt, bride, chloe fineman, comedy, cuban, dede gardner, diego boneta, drama, edward streeter, father of the bride, florida, gary alazraki, gloria estefan, groom, igor jadue-lillo, isabela merced, jeremy kleiner, jon poll, love, marriage, matt lopez, matt walsh, miami, money, paul michael perez, paul perez, remake, romance, romantic comedy, terence blanchard, wealth, wedding
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Van Helsing (2004)
Director: Stephen Sommers Writer: Stephen Sommers
Posted in Action, Adventure, Fantasy, Horror
Tagged 2004, action, adventure, alan silvestri, allen daviau, alun armstrong, bob ducsay, bride, castle, creature, david wenham, dr. jekyll, dracula, electricity, elena anaya, fantasy, frankenstein, gypsy, horror, hugh jackman, hunter, igor, jim may, kate beckinsale, kelly matsumoto, kevin j. o'connor, lighting, monster, mr. hyde, princess, richard roxburgh, robbie coltrane, shuler hensley, stephen sommers, transylvania, vampire, van helsing, vatican, werewolf, will kemp
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Spookies (1987)
Directors: Eugenie Joseph and Thomas Doran and Brendan Faulkner Writers: Joseph Burgund and Thomas Doran and Frank M. Farel and Brendan Faulkner
Posted in Fantasy, Horror
Tagged 1987, ann burgund, birthday, brendan faulkner, bride, eugenie joseph, fantasy, frank m. farel, genie joseph, graveyarsd, horror, joseph burgund, monster, monsters, occult, party, road trip, sacrifice, sorcerer, spider, spookies, supernatural, thomas doran, trapped, travelers, twisted souls, zombie
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Search Party (2016)
Director: Scot Armstrong Writers: Mike Gagerman & Andrew Waller and Scot Armstrong
Posted in Action, Adventure, Comedy, Uncategorized
Tagged 2016, action, adam pally, adventure, alison brie, andrew waller, brian huskey, bride, comedy, desert, groom, honeymoon, horatio sanz, j.b. smoove, jason mantzoukas, jon glaser, kate miccuci, krysten ritter, lance reddick, mexico, mike gagerman, riki lindhome, rosa salazar, scot armstrong, search party, shannon woodward, T.J. Miller, thomas middleditch, wedding
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The Bride of Frankenstein (1935)
Director: James Whale Writers: William Hurlbut and John Balderston
Posted in Drama, Horror, Science Fiction
Tagged boris karloff, bride, bride of frankenstein, carl laemmle jr, doctor, drama, frankenstein, horror, james whale, john balderston, mary shelley, monster, sci-fi, science, science fiction, scientist, the bride of frankenstein, the monster, william hurlbut
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The Wedding Planner (2001)
Director: Adam Shankman Writers: Pamela Falk & Michael Ellis
Posted in Comedy, Romance
Tagged 2001, adam shankman, alex rocco, bride, bridgette wilson-sampras, california, charles kimbrough, comedy, doctor, frances bay, fred willard, groom, jennifer lopez, joanna gleason, judy greer, justin chambers, kathy najimy, kevin pollak, lou myers, marriage, married, matthew mcconaughey, michael ellis, pamela falk, romance, romantic comedy, san francisco, the wedding planner, wedding, wedding planner
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