And GUESS WHAT!!? THE CON X : COVERS is OUT!!!! Go, stream, download, buy, listen over someones shoulder at work or school! pic.twitter.com/wjDQdccmSN
— Tegan and Sara (@teganandsara) October 20, 2017
It's a movement. pic.twitter.com/BR09oJmgRs
— Luke Willson (@LWillson_82) October 19, 2017
#TWD Season 8 REVIEW: #TWD100 finds @AMC_TV blockbuster has found its groove back says @DeadlineDominichttps://t.co/CJG3x6Fsjy
— Deadline Hollywood (@DEADLINE) October 19, 2017
Former Amazon chief Roy Price passed on Big Little Lies because it lacked enough female nudity: https://t.co/DyoO3NX5sfpic.twitter.com/JDM7BUD5Zq
— News Republic (@NewsRepublic) 2017年10月19日
This, on Roy Price's departure from Amazon, is *quite* the read. Especially his passing on "Big Little Lies" https://t.co/tlfbMNsRKY
— Jojo Moyes (@jojomoyes) 2017年10月19日
1) @jeffbezos I told the head of your studio that HW raped me. Over & over I said it. He said it hadn’t been proven. I said I was the proof.
— rose mcgowan (@rosemcgowan) 2017年10月12日
And called out THR reporter4) @jeffbezos I called my attorney & said I want to get my script back, but before I could, #2@amazonstudios called to say my show was dead
— rose mcgowan (@rosemcgowan) 2017年10月12日
You helped kill the Roy Price exposé. I know what you did. You and your “paper” are a huge part of cesspool Hollywood @THRMattBellonihttps://t.co/2PTWpMsaM7
— rose mcgowan (@rosemcgowan) 2017年10月14日
Embrace our new cover star @Krystenritter's life motto: Go hard as a motherf-cker: https://t.co/1ZUrWmlQ57pic.twitter.com/QlNndbWvit
— Women's Health (@WomensHealthMag) October 11, 2017
Our cover star Krysten Ritter, a.k.a. Marvel star Jessica Jones, is showing the world what it means to be strong. https://t.co/TEGYLA3udIpic.twitter.com/qAwMKKAhSX
— Women's Health (@WomensHealthMag) October 11, 2017
Taylor Swift's "Gorgeous" still isn't convincing anyone https://t.co/LxXsLjOJfqpic.twitter.com/NxV3ttm92H
— SPIN (@SPIN) October 20, 2017
"The Playlist: Taylor Swift Has a Miserable Crush and 12 More New Songs" by JON PARELES, JON CARAMANICA, CARYN GAN… https://t.co/8U27c0v1kYpic.twitter.com/FjNo4uZIej
— News & Arts™ (@newslarts) October 20, 2017
Taylor Swift's 'Gorgeous' Turns Love Into Slapstick Romantic Comedy - Billboard https://t.co/4ukgsXbILtpic.twitter.com/xPseFia5II
— Taylor Swift News (@UKSwiftNews) October 20, 2017
Kate Del Castillo says she had sex with Sean Penn while filming #TheDayIMetElChapo: https://t.co/elXkijijLVpic.twitter.com/Jf4DKX8rXP
— Decider (@decider) October 20, 2017
Courtside Love! Kendall Jenner Supports NBA Beau Blake Griffin at L.A. Clippers Game https://t.co/I4Ms8CD0nx
— People (@people) October 20, 2017
'Stranger Things' star Finn Wolfhard fires agent over former actor's sexual abuse claim https://t.co/DR9iB5FTCWpic.twitter.com/YWyBhp5nTb
— Hollywood Reporter (@THR) October 20, 2017
"We can do do a group photo and individual photos" I've had the time of my life thank you so much @taylorswift13@taylornation13pic.twitter.com/cy3zfUsZwH
— SHARON MET TAYLOR!!! (@swiftroseup13) October 20, 2017
Words can’t even begin to describe this experience thank you so much @taylorswift13@taylornation13pic.twitter.com/6ZffzRHQAb
— Emma 💜 (@tsdaydreamer) October 20, 2017
WHEN YOU TEACH TAYLOR SWIFT HOW TO SORORITY SQUAT pic.twitter.com/vioMeA4fHU
— JESSICA (@yslkloss) October 20, 2017
 The Hole2001 A psychotherapist is brought in to help investigate a case where three out of four students died after spending their holiday inside an abandoned bomb shelter. The Hole is an entertaining take on criminal procedure. The younger cast has good chemistry, and the ending is, while not unpredictable, memorable and harsh. |
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 Panic Room2002 A mother and her daughter hide in their new townhouse's panic room as their home is invaded by strangers. Jodie Foster, replacing Nicole Kidman after she sustained an injury, is compelling in this mainstream thriller. The dialogue isn't anything to rave about, and Jared Leto's performance is laughable. But Panic Room is tense fun. |
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 ATM2012 Three co-workers are trapped inside an ATM booth on Christmas Eve while a dangerous hooded figure waits outside. The basic idea for ATM is good, but the actual movie is really not. For one thing, who parks that far from an ATM in an empty lot? It was obviously done to further the plot along. The characters aren't so much the problem with this movie. It's the writing that ultimately brings it down. |
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 Cube1997 A group of strangers wake up inside a cubed room that has hatches leading to other rooms. The people try to figure a way out as well as learn why they're in there to begin with. It's kind of amazing what this movie pulled off with such a small budget ($350,000). While it wasn't a runaway box office hit, Cube really paved the way for modern horror and thrillers about people stuck together in a confined space. The explanations are vague, which may work in the story's favor. There are two sequels that overexplain. In 2015, Lionsgate announced a remake was in the works. |
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 Shuttle2008 Two friends back from a vacation celebrating one's engagement make the mistake of accepting a ride on a stranger's shuttle bus. Along with three men aboard, the women are held hostage by the driver. The story takes a very dark turn halfway in, and the ending is so bleak that you'll regret watching this otherwise anxiety inducing thriller. |
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 Green Room2015 When a punk band witnesses a crime at a neo-Nazi venue, they are confined to the green room, awaiting their fate to come. The director's other movie, the revenge drama Blue Ruin, is arguably better written and more structured, but both the stellar cast and the impulsiveness of Green Room make it worth watching. This was one of Anton Yelchin's last movies before he died in 2016. |
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 Exam2009 Applicants vy for the same job at a prestigious company. They are placed in a room where they are given a blank paper with no stated question. This causes friction among the group as they search for the question. This excessive British thriller makes good work of its single-room setting and collection of characters, who all border on stereotypes. However, viewers can't avert their eyes as events start to unfold. |
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 Rope1948 Two men host a party after murdering a friend. They even get bold enough to keep the body in the apartment, inside of a chest, during the party. The acting and dialogue are superb in the engaging and tatut Rope. The chemistry between John Dall and Farley Granger alone is captivating, especially when one remembers the controversial homosexual theory that has followed this movie since its release. |
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 Devil2010 A security guard and several stranger get stuck inside one of the elevators at the office building he works at. The group of people begin to turn on each other, leading onlookers in the security room to think that something bigger is at play. This isn't the first movie to have people trapped in an elevator, but it's probably one of the better ones. Not to say it's profound or even well written. It's just entertaining enough to revisit every so often. |
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 Bear2010 A pair of siblings and their respective significant others come across a bear en route to a party. When one of the men kills the bear, the beast's mate attacks. The four people are trapped inside their van as the bear waits outside. Goodness gracious, this movie is awful. A character actually wonders if the bear is doing this to them because it wants them to work their problems out. Really? |
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 Senseless2008 A wealthy man's captivity and torture inside of a small room is streamed online. This low-budget indie torture porn stars Roswell alum Jason Behr. It's depraved and pointless. Perhaps the original novel by Stona Fitch that it is based on is better. |
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 Blackout2008 Three strangers are stuck in an elevator together during a power outtage. One of them is a killer. Amber Tamblyn, Armie Hammer, and Aidan Gillen star in this suspenseful thriller that requires one to suspend their belief. |
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 Beneath2013 A group of young people are trapped on a boat in the middle of a lake with a giant, carnivorous fish swimming around them. The characters are all exasperating in this creature feature, but somehow their combined obnoxiousness makes Beneath more (hate) watchable than it deserves to be. |
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 Captivity2007 A young fashion model awakens in a basement after being abducted. Her unknown assailants then torture her. If there was an award for "Best Pressed Chest Aganst Glass Poster," then Captivity would win hands down. But since that category doesn't appear to exist anywhere, Captivity is left to survive on its other merits. Where are they, though? |
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 Altitude2010 Young people flying by private plane to a concert are attacked by a large creature in the sky. Altitude is like a high concept episode of Goosebumps. With a better set of characters and a script revision, this would have been better. There aren't enough movies about atmospheric, Lovecraftian beasts out there. |
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 My Little Eye2002 In an effort to win a prize, five contestants in a reality web series share a secluded house together. Tension rises as they receive strange messages from the outside world. The voyeur horror My Little Eye was a little ahead of its time before the whole found footage trend started up. It even borrows from an earlier movie called Kolobos. It's a nice little hidden gem featuring Bradley Cooper in a small role. |
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 Frozen2010 Three people get stranded on a ski lift at an empty resort. All that space around them, but nowhere to go. You'd think a movie about some randoms stuck on a ski lift would be boring. Yet Frozen manages to be entertaining enough. |
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 House of 92005 Nine strangers are abducted and left inside a mansion under surveillance, where they are told that the last one alive will win five million dollars. British celebrities Peter Capaldi and Kelly Brook co-star in this Saw clone with a touch of Battle Royale and Big Brother. It's not high art by any stretch of the imagination, but it'll do. |
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 Phone Booth2003 A man lured inside of a phone booth is told by a sniper that he will be shot if he leaves. Joel Schumacher gives us a confined thriller with Colin Farrell as the lead. It's never scary, but there are tense moments. |
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 Curve2015 A bride gets into a car accident after picking up a dangerous hitchhiker. Now, she's trapped inside of her car as the psychotic man lurks outside. Julianne Hough muddles her way through an average script that never goes as far as it really could. Curve could have been better, but the writing never takes a chance on itself. |
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 Nine Dead2009 Nine people are held captive by a madman. Every ten minutes, one of them will die until they figure out their connection to each other. Melissa Joan Hart stars in this C-list quality Saw ripoff co-produced by her mother. That pretty much sums up how bad this movie is. |
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 Elevator2011 Guests on their way to a company party at the top of a high rise building get stuck together inside an elevator. As they panic, they turn on each other. It's no coincidence this came out around the same time as Devil. It's more straightforward, though, than that movie. Joey Slotnick plays an annoying and racist comedian in this. That will likely test your patience. |
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 10 Cloverfield Lane2016 A woman wakes up in an underground bunker after a car accident. Two men tell her that the world outside is now uninhabitable. This is a spiritual sequel to Cloverfield, the 2008 sci-fi monster hit. John Goodman and Mary Elizabeth Winstead shine in this riveting psychological thriller. The ending could have been better, though. |
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 Would You Rather2012 A woman, in need of money to help her sick brother, accepts an invitation to a game at a mansion. If she wins, the host will pay for her brother's treatment. The cost of losing, however, is higher than she and the other guests ever expected. Would You Rather is a mean-spirited movie about people stuck in a situation because of bad choices. It reels you in, makes you root for characters. Then it sucker punches you with the ending. |
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 Last Shift2014 A rookie cop left alone in a police station during the late shift believes that she is being haunted. While the movie's plot is thin, Last Shift boasts a welcomed amount of creepiness. |
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 Pontypool2008 A radio shock jock and his crew hide inside a radio station from a virus outbreak currently taking place outside. This Canadian quasi-zombie horror relies on its limited setting because of the small budget (about $32,000). So do not expect any action scenes. Pontypool has a surprising amount of hype that one should avoid if they actually want to enjoy the movie. |
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 Steel Trap2007 Guests are invited by a mysterious host to a closed off New Year's Eve party in an office building. It turns quickly into a game of survival as the host hunts them all down. Steel Trap is an English language slasher produced in Germany. It's no Saw, but the awful acting and dialogue makes this an unintentionally hilarious winner. |
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 Hunger2009 Five strangers wake up in an enclosed area with a connecting room containing enough water for thirty days and a surgical knife. Painfully by-the-numbers. Bearing that in mind, it provides some entertainment. |
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 Trunk2009 A single mother is locked inside of a serial killer's trunk. How did this movie cost over a million to make? Trunk didn't receive any accolades back then, but hey, the heroine tries whatever it takes to free herself. And she turns the tables around at the end. Got to give her some credit. |
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 Circle2015 A group of fifty people awaken in a dark and inescapable room where someone is killed by unseen captors every two minutes. They quickly learn that they can actually vote for who dies rather than it let be random. For what is essentially a bunch of people standing around in a room for a little over eighty minutes, Circle is surprisingly enjoyable and unpredictable. |
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 Buried2010 An American truck driver wakes up buried alive in a coffin in Iraq. All that he has with him are a lighter and a cell phone. His abductor says the buried man will die if he does not get someone to pay the $5 million ransom by 9 PM. Ryan Reynolds amazingly pulls off his role rather well in this nerve-wracking thriller. |
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 247°F2011 A man and two women get locked inside of a sauna. Apparently something like happened in Georgia, which the movie is based on. That being said, 247°F is pretty terrible. You can tell it was made for a quick buck and likely got a decent return when it hit shelves and on-demand services. |
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 Nailbiter2013 A mother and her three kids get caught in a tornado on the way to pick up the father from the airport. They take shelter inside a cellar in the meantime. However, they're not alone as something very hungry waits in the shadows. Considering the production budget was $300,000, this indie horror looks pretty good visually and effects wise. The acting is a bit iffy, but for what Nailbiter is, it's far from being the worst independent horror movie to come out in recent years. |
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 Blind Alley2011 A woman is stuck inside a laundromat with a serial killer. One would think such a thin premise wouldn't work for a movie over an hour long, but this Spanish flick defies that idea. From the charming opening credits to the end, this movie is full of little surprises. |
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 Beneath2013 Trapped 600 feet below ground, a group of miners go mad as the air becomes toxic. Don't confuse this with the killer fish movie also on the list. Many have made that mistake. The idea of being stuck underground is daunting, but Beneath somehow ends up more derivative than it should have been. |
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 The Descent2005 A group of friends go spelunking in an unexplored cave system. Not everyone will be coming out. Even non-horror fans enjoy this cramped, airless creature feature. The ending is both joyless and memorable. |
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 Fermat's Room2007 A host nicknamed Fermat invites three mathematicians and one inventor to a home to solve puzzles. They soon learn this is a trap as the walls of a room are closing in on them, and only solving the puzzles will save them. This Spanish movie thinks it's smarter than it really is, but this mix of Saw and Cube is rather fun once it picks up the pace. |
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 Saw2004 Two strangers wake up in a room with a dead man holding a revolver and a tape recorder on the floor. To live, the two men must complete puzzles set up by their captor known as Jigsaw. When anyone thinks of this niche in horror, they probably think of Saw. While it can be argued that the franchise in general is torture porn, the first movie was a smartly written thriller with a great ending. |
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 The Park2003 When an amusement park reopens fourteen years after a terrible accident, a reporter goes missing inside. His sister and her friends eventually get lost inside the park, too, as they try to find him. What follows makes them realize that the park never should have reopened. This is a shockingly bad movie from Hong Kong. The set pieces are well made and spooky, and there is the 3-D appeal, but otherwise, The Park isn't worth waiting in line for. |
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 The Collector2009 When a desperate man targets a wealthy family's home to rob, he ends up having to save the family inside from a sadistic serial killer that has set up traps all around the house. Torture porn should have ended here because The Collector is an underrated, gory entry that does what other movies before it failed to do. The protagonist is a compelling anti-hero, and the Collector himself is a creepy villain. The house traps might be a little too farfetched, but the movie doesn't hold back. The direct sequel, The Collection, is shorter yet even more over-the-top |
Listen to ‘Bedroom Floor’, the new single from Liam Payne and the follow up to global smash hit ‘Strip That Down’. Out now!
— Liam (@LiamPayne) October 19, 2017
— TSwiftPR Media (@TSPRMedia) October 20, 2017
Another snippet of 'Gorgeous' which had been uploaded to iTunes! [@karsynswift] pic.twitter.com/FMMaBpVvma
"You're so #Gorgeous. I can't say anything to your face. Cause look at your face." 🎶 pic.twitter.com/0LPbKq8VVb
— Taylor Swift Updates (@TSwiftLA) October 20, 2017
