Evil dies tonight.
So promises the actress Jamie Lee Curtis as horror icon Laurie Strode in the super-gory, full-length new trailer for Halloween Kills.
The film, which was directed by David Gordon Green ( Pineapple Express ), was shot in the Wilmington area in 2019. It s set for an Oct. 15 release. Let it burn! Curtis wails at the start of the trailer, which picks up where Halloween Green s 2018 follow-up to John Carpenter s original film left off. That is, with a massive fire that Curtis character hoped would be the end of iconic horror killer Michael Myers.
No such luck, of course, as the seemingly immortal Myers (who now gains supernatural powers with each kill?) dispatches what seems to be an entire crew of firefighters in the trailer. Not to mention murdering multiple other characters, and the trailer doesn t leave a whole ton to the imagination in terms of so-called kill spoilers. (Although the film will presumably have a few surprises; we ll see.)
And a new season is now in full swing.
Wilmington Sharks take on the Morehead City Marlins Thursday night. The game begins at 7:05 p.m. at Legion Stadiumâs Buck Hardee Field. Also, itâs dollar beer night at the stadium, so thereâs that.
If you canât get enough baseball after having been deprived for a year through Covid, youâre in luck. The weekend is packed: June 4 the Sharks will play Palmetto Pirates at 7:35 p.m. and on June 5 they will take on the Morehead City Marlins again at 7:05 p.m., and June 6, the Florence Redwolves at 5:05 p.m.
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“What happened today from car to car right here in Pineville that makes, that makes people who live here scared, you know, to do their normal daily routines, said Amir Tehranchian, who lives nearby.
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1 hurt in shooting at busy Pineville intersection near Carolina Place Mall
Investigators said two people began shooting at each other near the intersection of Park Road and PIneville-Matthews Road. One person was injured in the shooting. Author: Hank Lee Updated: 6:25 PM EDT May 6, 2021
PINEVILLE, N.C. Police in Pineville, North Carolina are investigating a shooting that happened near Carolina Place Mall Thursday morning.
According to Pineville Police, officers were called to a reported shooting near the intersection of Park Road and Pineville-Matthews Road around 9:15 a.m. The road was closed for about 30 minutes while officers investigated the scene and looked for any victims.