From Norman Bates to Freddy Krueger, every great horror movie needs a really grim and grody villain to propel its story forward—and to keep the female cast members shrieking in terror for all 120 minutes of screen time. And in this cool behind-the-scenes look at "House at the End of the Street" (out on DVD and Blu-ray today), newly minted scream queen Jennifer Lawrence has nothing but compliments for the man who terrorized her on-screen.
"Max is a really great actor," she said—referring, of course, to one-time Hump Day Hottie Max Thieriot, who plays the role of the mysterious neighbor who may or may not be hiding some dark-and-dirty secrets in the basement beneath his house. In fact, according to Jennifer, her co-star's talents run so deep as to be a bit creepy: "He can just turn on and off, and it's very strange to watch the light in his eyes kind of get dark the instant [the director] calls 'Action.'"
You guys. YOU GUYS. Be honest, now: Is there anything, anything in the world, more exciting than a cover reveal for the next YA novel you'll be dying to add to your library? No! There is not! Unless, that is, the cover reveal was accompanied by something even more amazing...like, say, an offer from the author herself to serenade you on the internet with a personalized original song. 
Here's a late Christmas present for all you Caster-lovin' mortals out there: a magical sneak peek at the cover art for "Beautiful Creatures: The Official Illustrated Movie Companion"! 
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A sole survivor, a terrifying conspiracy and a devilishly handsome dream-boy who might just reveal the secrets behind one teenage girl's unusual past—if she'll only betray her longtime love to join him? Um, yes, please: with a plot like that, you can sign us right up for a copy of Aprilynne Pike's deliciously twisty new novel "Earthbound," which hits bookstores this summer. And you can also keep it right here to ooh and ahh with us over the cover, 'cause we've got the EXCLUSIVE scoop on just how pretty this book will look on your bedside table come July.
Whether it's the boarding-school spies of "Gallagher Girls" or the cat-burgling cons of her swank and secretive "Heist Society," Ally Carter's books never fail to deliver a thrilling, glamorous peek into the world of wealthy, cultured kids living dangerous double lives. The only problem? You can only enjoy hanging with one of these groups at a time, because the Gallagher girls and the Heist Society never cross paths. Which is so disappointing! And which is why the teaser summary for Ally's brand new novella, "Double Crossed: A Spies and Thieves Story," for which we have the EXCLUSIVE cover reveal right here, made us squee a little. Because:
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