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Animated features are meant to inspire audiences, spin stories that grip our hearts with emotion, leave us laughing, and captivate us with fantastic animation. If there's one thing no child wants from an animated film, it's to be scared, even during the spooky fall season. RELATED: 10 Fun Quirky Horror Movies To Watch On Halloween Night Yet, as strange as it may sounds, there are animated films out there that do scare audiences. These animated features, ranging from direct to DVD or feature-length flicks, have just the same amount of terror resting in them as any live-action horror film, able to leave any kid up all night. 10 The Black Cauldron (1985) Disney doesn't necessarily strike fear into the hearts of its audiences. In fact, when the word "Disney" is mentioned, thoughts of princesses singing to cute little animals are typically what many imagine. Then there's The Black Cauldron, not necessarily a horror movie and yet, so frightening that it caused

Henry Cavill is the latest actor to play the detective Sherlock Holmes, a character that has been interpreted and reinterpreted in several on-screen adaptations. Even though the actor features in a supporting role in Enola Holmes, he makes his presence felt, evoking certain accurate characteristics of the British detective. He makes his portrayal pretty similar to the character that’s featured in the Enola Holmes series of novels, as well as Arthur Conan Doyle’s original short stories and novels. RELATED: Henry Cavill: 10 Best Movies, Ranked According To Rotten Tomatoes But is Henry Cavill is an accurate representation of the maestro of deduction? Is he the most accurate to the source material so far, or are there other performers who have channeled the bizarre smartness of the character in even more impressive ways? 10 Accurate Portrayal: Physique And Strength While Sherlock Holmes is always portrayed as a lean, lanky figure, Doyle’s writings mostly describe him as a tall figure w

It's spooky season, and there's no better time for horror movie marathons. There's plenty of classics, such as director James Whale’s Frankenstein or 1984’s A Nightmare on Elm Street. Even children’s hits like The Nightmare Before Christmas and Hocus Pocus. But honestly, there’s only so many times to watch SAW before it gets old. How about watching something new this year? RELATED: 10 Best Horror Movies On Amazon Prime (According To IMDb) In fact, try watching one new movie for all 31 nights in October. From 1942 to present, there are so many great films that flew under the radar including family-friendly titles and downright gore-fests. And guess what? They’re dying for attention. 31 The Houses October Built (2014) The Houses October Built is a found footage horror film that follows five friends documenting the scariest haunted house attractions across the country. Along the way, strange things start to happen, until finally, the ultimate nightmare finds them instead.

Superman has lit up the silver screen for decades, but there's an inherent difficulty when it comes to sequels. It's no exaggeration to say that Superman is one of the most recognizable characters in the recorded history of fiction. Virtually anyone from any corner of the globe would recognize a picture of the Big Blue Boy Scout, who rose to prominence as the forefather of the comic industry's golden age in the 1930s. After becoming an icon of his era, Superman took to the screen in black and white, crossing over into other forms of media and dominating wherever those famous red boots landed. But it wasn't until Christopher Reeve donned the famous "S" in 1978 that a modern, blockbuster, live-action incarnation of Superman was born. Given the full Hollywood treatment, Superman's popularity soared even higher, and Reeve has been succeeded by the likes of Brandon Routh and Henry Cavill , bringing different flavors of Superman to movie theater and solidi

Monique Samuels will not be appearing on the cast trip for  The Real Housewives of Potomac . She will also not be filming with Gizelle Bryant or Candiace Dillard Bassett. The new season of RHOP  has gotten off to a rocky start due to Candiace’s and Monique’s ongoing feud that turned physical during the last episode . What was meant to be a nice gathering over some wine and cheese turned into a brawl, and all the women left confused as to how it turned ugly so quickly. Related: RHOP: Ashley & Michael Darby's Open Marriage Explained Now,  @BravoobsessedUK  reports that Monique will not be taking part in some of the season's biggest moments. After the altercation, Gizelle made it known that she would not film with Monique. Word on the street is the mother of three felt very uncomfortable with how the whole situation went down. Screen Rant previously reported that  Candiace also made it clear she would not film  an episode with Monique and even hinted that one of them m