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File:Star Wars - Home Alone.jpg|link=Star Wars: Home Alone|'''''[[Star Wars: Home Alone]]''''' is a 1977 science fiction drama film about moisture farmer Owen Lars (Macaulay Culkin) and his wife Beru (Catherine O'Hara) who are murdered by Imperial stormtroopers. | File:Star Wars - Home Alone.jpg|link=Star Wars: Home Alone|'''''[[Star Wars: Home Alone]]''''' is a 1977 science fiction drama film about moisture farmer Owen Lars (Macaulay Culkin) and his wife Beru (Catherine O'Hara) who are murdered by Imperial stormtroopers. | ||
File:My Blood Car.jpg|link=My Blood Car|'''''[[My Blood Car]]''''' is an American coming-of-age romantic black comedy film directed by Howard Zieff and Alex Orr, starring Anna Chlumsky, Dan Aykroyd, Jamie Lee Curtis, and Macaulay Culkin. | |||
File:In_stores,_everyone_hears_to_you_scream.jpg|link=Tantrum (film)|'''''[[Tantrum (film)|Tantrum]]''''' is a 1979 shopping fiction horror film directed by Ridley Scott 1.1 and written by [REDACTED] which follows an ensemble case of shoppers aboard the commercial space shopping mall ''Nostromo'' who encounter the eponymous Tantrum, an aggressive and deafening child set loose on the ship. | |||
File:Stump Grinder - Lost in the Demon Realm.jpg|link=Stump Grinder: Lost in the Demon Realm|'''''[[Stump Grinder: Lost in the Demon Realm]]''''' is a comedy horror film in the ''Stump Grinder'' series. The plot centers on a rented stump grinder which must defeat a horde of demons and find its way back to the rental agency before late charges apply. | |||
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Latest revision as of 10:17, 18 March 2024
Nostromo Alone is an American Christmas science fiction horror film directed by Ridley Scott and Chris Columbus, and starring Joe Pesci and Harry Dean Stanton.
In the News
Star Wars: Home Alone is a 1977 science fiction drama film about moisture farmer Owen Lars (Macaulay Culkin) and his wife Beru (Catherine O'Hara) who are murdered by Imperial stormtroopers.
My Blood Car is an American coming-of-age romantic black comedy film directed by Howard Zieff and Alex Orr, starring Anna Chlumsky, Dan Aykroyd, Jamie Lee Curtis, and Macaulay Culkin.
![Tantrum is a 1979 shopping fiction horror film directed by Ridley Scott 1.1 and written by [REDACTED] which follows an ensemble case of shoppers aboard the commercial space shopping mall Nostromo who encounter the eponymous Tantrum, an aggressive and deafening child set loose on the ship.](/w/images/thumb/7/71/In_stores%2C_everyone_hears_to_you_scream.jpg/120px-In_stores%2C_everyone_hears_to_you_scream.jpg)
Tantrum is a 1979 shopping fiction horror film directed by Ridley Scott 1.1 and written by [REDACTED] which follows an ensemble case of shoppers aboard the commercial space shopping mall Nostromo who encounter the eponymous Tantrum, an aggressive and deafening child set loose on the ship.
Stump Grinder: Lost in the Demon Realm is a comedy horror film in the Stump Grinder series. The plot centers on a rented stump grinder which must defeat a horde of demons and find its way back to the rental agency before late charges apply.
Fiction cross-reference
- Gnomon algorithm
- Gnomon Chronicles
- My Blood Car
- Star Wars: Home Alone
- Stump Grinder: Lost in the Demon Realm
- Tantrum (film)
Nonfiction cross-reference
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External links
- Alien (film) @ Wikipedia
- Alien (1979) Theatrical Trailer @ YouTube
- Opening Scene @ YouTube
- Acid blood @ YouTube
- Brett - Right @ YouTube
- The Alien Appears Scene @ YouTube
- Chestburster Scene @ YouTube
- Chestburster Scene - ALIEN (1979) @ YouTube
- Xenomorph kills Brett @ YouTube
- Dallas Dies Scene @ YouTube
- "What is Special Order #937?" @ YouTube
- Ash explains his orders @ YouTube
- Alien: Ash Attacks Ripley @ YouTube
- Ripley's Underpants @ YouTube
- Ripley's Last Stand Scene @ YouTube
- Alien: Kills Supercut @ YouTube
- Director's Cut: Deleted Scenes @ YouTube
- Ellen find Dallas & Brett Cocooned Deleted Scene @ YouTube
- Tom Skerritt interview - "Alien" 1979 - Bobbie Wygant Archive @ YouTube
- Home Alone @ Wikipedia
- Home Alone - trailer @ YouTube
- Home Alone - Honest Trailers @ YouTube
Social media
- Post @ Twitter (12 October 2023)
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