Matthew Lillard's roles in the horror genre have always been similar in one major way, but his part in an upcoming Stephen ...

Dark Castle Entertainment is reportedly developing a series adaptation of the 2001 horror film 13 Ghosts. ... (Matthew Lillard), a psychic who worked with Cyrus, and Kalina Oretzia ...

Before he can collect all 13 ghosts, Cyrus dies and the house is willed to his nephew, Arthur, ... Cyrus' psychic assistant Rafkin (Matthew Lillard), and activist Kalina (Davidtz). Oh, and the ...

According to Matthew Lillard's hilarious take, Shaggy would outsmart Ghostface in Scream by simply running away. Skip to main content. ... and old men in masks pretending to be ghosts.

Matthew Lillard thought he’d never work again after Scooby-Doo 2 flopped. Courtesy of Warner Bros. Picture. The sequel cost around $80 million to make and grossed over $84 million worldwide ...

This is the case with 2001's 13 Ghosts.The feature film directorial debut of Steve Beck, 13 Ghosts has faced a great deal of criticism since its release, but that hasn't stopped a growing cult ...

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Matthew Lillard in Five Nights at Freddy's is a reference to Lillard as Stu in Scream, and we love to see it. ... The ghosts of those dead children now haunt those machines, ...

Matthew Lillard is no stranger to appearing in a horror movie or two, from Scream to Thirteen Ghosts, but his recent role as the villain in Blumhouse’s video game adaptation Five Nights at ...

Matthew Lillard opens up about the " ... A PG-13 scary movie on Halloween weekend that’s based on an extremely popular video game. Yeah, it turns out that’s a recipe for success.

Matthew Lillard is in his Renaissance era. His latest film, Five Nights at Freddy’s, is smashing box office and streaming records, he has a new improv show premiering on Amazon’s Freevee next ...

Matthew Lillard thought his career would explode when the success of 2002’s live-action “Scooby-Doo” (the film earned $275 million worldwide) launched a franchise. The actor signed up to ...