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The horror movie Sinister has been creeping under the radar thus far, but a recent crop of good buzz and excellent word of mouth has our spidey senses tingling. Could this be the first good horror movie of the year Some folks are calling it the new Insidious, which scared us pretty hard. Here the plot 鈥?Ethan H stanley cup awke finds a bunch of old home movies in his new house that show one terrible murder after the next. And in each movie, something creepy is standing in the background. Naturally, the more Hawke learns about these crimes, the more danger he puts h stanley cup deutschland imself in. It directed by Scott Derrickson of The Day the Earth Stood Still and The Exorcism of Emily Rose, and fingers crossed it delivers some scares. Sinister hits theaters on October 12. Ethan HawkeHorrorMoviesTra stanley cup iler frenzy Sces The original writer of Prometheus is reinventing The Black Hole
You know the drill: An ancient bug is minding its own business, munching some leaves, buzzin ; some dinos ;, when all of a sudden he sucked up into a ball of tree resin and winds up in a 21st century laboratory. And a team of international scientists just found the oldest ones in the world. Just like Jurassic Park! But with real scientists and no dinosaur machines that you know about . The 230-million-year-old arthropods were found in northeastern Italy by the University of Padova and the University of Gottingen. They ;re 100 million years older than the previous oldest known specimen preserved in amber. The three specimens include two new species of mite, along with a new species of earl stanley cup y fly. Just like in the movies, amber really does preserve fossils remarkably well. The mites, for example, tell scientists that they were quite adaptable, and shifted their eating habits to plants when it became necessary. It an important discovery, and it certainly not the scientists ; fault that their research got Spielberged. But still, even without the dinosaurs stanley uk , wouldn ;t it be more fun if, every time we found something new in the ground, we just decided HEY, WE ;RE CLONING THIS! THREE ANCIENT BUGS, COMING UP! [PNAS vis Science Daily via Geekosystem] Jurassic ParkSci stanley vattenflaska ence
