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It’s almost October and that means many of us are queuing up our movie selection to include all our favorite horror flicks. There are plenty of amazing classics to choose from, along with some pretty awful duds, and you might be surprised to discover that some of your personal favorites contain a number of secrets and Easter Eggs even you didn’t know about.

For instance, Michael Myers’ mask has haunted many a dream since it made its first appearance in John Carpenter’s 1978 classic Halloween, but do you know whose face the mask is supposed to belong to? Sam Raimi has managed to fit his Oldsmobile into every movie he’s made, including the classic Evil Dead Trilogy, which also features a visual reference to another horror icon. Invasion of the Body Snatchers has a number of remakes, but the 1978 version might be the best and it manages to honor its predecessor in a creative way. Jaws might be Steven Spielberg’s breakthrough effort, but it wasn’t Spielberg’s first film and he found a way to fit a reference to that film into his 1975 classic. The Kubrick/King feud regarding The Shining is well known by this point, but did you know Kubrick fit in a specific reference as a middle finger of sorts to King? And while Predator 2 might not be a great movie, it’s one of the earliest examples of a MCU-style reference.

There are plenty more great Easter Eggs hidden throughout your favorite horror flicks. Check out this video to find out what the other ones we discovered are.

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The Summer blockbuster season is over so we bring our SJ crew back to review the 2018 movie hits and misses on this Screen Junkies Show with Hal Rudnick!

Summer 2018 Movie Hits & Misses
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Featuring: Jacqueline Coley, Grae Drake, and Dan Murrell

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Could Matt Groening’s new series Disenchantment actually be set right before Futurama? Subscribe to our channel: http://goo.gl/ho3Hg6

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With the recent release of Matt Groening’s newest show Disenchantment, expectations were high and the hope of a Futurama cameo even higher. There has been a giant, Bender shaped hole in the hearts and TV schedules of Futurama fans ever since the show was cancelled years ago, and again when it was removed from Netflix last year. But with Disenchantment, a classically Groening send up and simultaneous tribute to the fantasy genre, the hope was re-ignited that there might be some cross over between the two shows. And there is actually some evidence to prove that Dreamland, the fictional medieval city in which Disenchantment takes place, could very well belong to the same universe as Futurama! With a mysterious blimp in the first episode, fans began to speculate that there was more to these Dark Ages than meets the eye, and that Dreamland could actually have been built from the ruins of New York City, after it was destroyed by flying saucers in Bender’s Big Score. They wonder if the rest of the world remained in tact, but because of the influence of religion, Dreamland and the future site of New New York remained behind the rest of the developing world. After all, all we have seen in Disenchantment is Dreamland, and nothing outside of its walls so far. It’s possible that the blimp is trying to tell us something much bigger, and that Groening is using the Dark Ages theme as a way to make a political statement about religion versus technology!

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