What’s poppin’? Oops, that
Jack Harlow song is not what we’re here to talk about. We’re here to talk about popcorn, baby.
Is anything more synonymous with popcorn than movies? We think not!
Since March 11 is National Popcorn Lovers Day, we’re celebrating our favorite movie theater snack with a sweet and salty look at all of the ways to make popcorn including some classic and reimagined popcorn recipes and popcorn flavors, a history of popcorn eating through the years, plus an answer to an often-asked question: is popcorn healthy?!
If you love movies as much as we do, you probably love popcorn––especially movie theater popcorn––as much as Jerry from
Night of the Living Dead or as acclaimed as
Dawn of the Dead, but it’s still an ambitious and unsettling horror movie. Romero further explores the idea of zombies gaining self-awareness, while also demonstrating that the greatest threat in any post-apocalyptic scenario is, of course, humanity itself.
The Exorcist
The kind of classic that is recognizable even to people who’ve never seen it,
The Exorcist is full of iconic horror-movie images. Linda Blair speaks in a guttural voice, pukes green goop, and spins her head around 360 degrees as she plays a young girl possessed by a demon. Max von Sydow brings gravity to the role of the priest attempting to help her. No matter how familiar certain scenes and bits of dialogue have become,
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