14 December: Today in Horror History
Release of Edward Scissorhands
33 years ago today, in 1990, “Edward Scissorhands” captivated audiences with its release. Directed by Tim Burton, this enchanting film introduces Edward, a gentle, artificial man with scissors for hands. Played by Johnny Depp, Edward’s unique character captures hearts. The story unfolds in a suburban setting, where Edward’s unusual trait both fascinates and frightens residents. This film blends romance, fantasy, and a touch of gothic charm. It’s celebrated for its imaginative storytelling and visual style. “Edward Scissorhands” remains a beloved classic, showcasing Burton’s signature quirky and whimsical filmmaking.
George Washington passed away
George Washington, the first President of the United States, passed away on December 14, 1799. His death marked a significant moment in American history, leaving the nation in mourning. Washington, revered as a founding father and a symbol of the country’s ideals, died at his Mount Vernon home in Virginia. His passing was not just the loss of a former president, but the end of an era, deeply felt across the newly formed United States. Washington’s legacy continued to shape the nation, embodying the principles of leadership and freedom.
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Watch: The Lodge
Following Laura Hall’s devastation upon learning of her husband’s intention to marry Grace Marshall, who survived a mass suicide in an extremist cult, she tragically takes her own life. As a result, Grace becomes part of the family and spends Christmas with Richard’s children, Aiden and Mia, at their secluded Massachusetts lodge. Amidst the children’s hostility and strange occurrences, the film delves into themes of trauma, isolation, and the haunting spectre of Grace’s past.
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