‘Devil Times Five’: Quentin Tarantino Recommends You Watch This Obscure ’70s Slasher “For Halloween

Wolfgang Van Halen is looking back at the first month without his father Eddie Van Halen.

Quentin Tarantino loves his weird and obscure horror films, so when he recommends you watch something, you know you’re in for a treat. His latest Halloween recommendation? The 1974 slasher film “Devil Times Five,” also known as “People Toys” in certain territories.

Laura Whitmore, Tamzin Outhwaite and Daisy Lowe.Presenter Laura Whitmore and her boyfriend Iain Stirling attended Saturday's show and came dressed up for Halloween.Celebrity Juice star Laura, 35, slipped into a sparkly black mini dress and sheer grey and black cape for the night out.She finished off her gothic look with a black wig and chunky black boots while her comedian beau Iain, 32, looked smart in a black shirt and grey coat.Journalist Kate Thornton, 47, also stepped out for the cabaret

Caroline Quentin feared she would never find love again after her split from Paul Merton in 1997 - let alone have children.But just a year later, the actress met runner Sam Farmer on the set of Men Behaving Badly.Despite being 11 years her junior, the couple fell in love and welcomed daughter Emily, now 21, when Caroline was 39. When a delighted Caroline, now 60, fell pregnant for a second time in 2000, she decided to to take a year off work and enjoy every second of it, the Mirror reports.

Eddie Van Halen — check out the carillon performance below.Van Halen, who was born in the Netherlands, passed away earlier this month at the age of 65 following a battle with cancer.Carillonneur Malgosia Fiebig paid tribute to the late guitarist on October 10 by performing a special medley on the carillon of the Dom Tower in Utrecht, which is the tallest church tower in the country.Fiebig’s tribute medley included renditions of ‘Why Can’t This Be Love’, ‘Love Walks In’ and ‘Jump’, and you can

So, last year, we raved about the cast for Quentin Tarantino’s “Once Upon a Time in Hollywood.” It felt like the first all-star cast to rival an ‘Avengers’ film in a long time. However, it appears that Adam McKay has leapfrogged that claim and his upcoming feature, “Don’t Look Up,” might just have the best ensemble cast for a feature film…in a long time.

Bruce Lee has torn into Quentin Tarantino for his depiction of her father in Once Upon a Time in Hollywood.Shannon Lee made her feelings known about the film when it was released in August 2019, but has now elaborated upon them in a new interview.Lee, who at the time said she was “disheartened” to see the director write the legendary actor as “an arrogant a**hole who was full of hot air”, called Tarantino "irresponsible" for doing so.Mitch McConnell laughs about Covid-19 reliefConfirming Barrett