Bath Shower Ha Na

When I lived in DC, I took at least two showers a day because of the swamp heat and humidity. Even then, after reaching what could technically, numerically be called adulthood, I would find myself checking cautiously behind the curtain (from time to time) for psychotic serial killers. The bathroom, and the bathtub in particular, is an incredibly vulnerable place . After all, we are (usually) alone. We are cornered. We are naked. Many films have exploited this vulnerability, but not all of them do it for fear. In fact, it turns out that where we spend .6% of our lives can also be an incredibly poignant space . It can also be hilarious. Many films have killed characters in the bathtub, but only a few could float to the soap-covered top as the best of the best. As with anything dealing with death in films, there will be a lot of spoilers. So beware. And beware of that clown living in your sewer system. 8. Bowman from Leviathan Although it was rightfully lambasted in one of the first Junkf...

Celebrity deaths have left us upset and shocked—and, at times, very confused. Some seem so strange or unbelievable that we continue to debate for many years the true events surrounding the end of their lives. Marilyn Monroe, Jim Morrison, and Natalie Wood have all had countless theories about their deaths published and discussed decades after their passing, and interest doesn’t appear to be lessening. This list includes 10 notable deaths that you may not be as familiar with. 10Emile Zola Well-known French writer Emile Zola sought the exoneration of the falsely accused Alfred Dreyfus . After Zola’s prosecution for libel in 1898, he fled France and arrived in London. In 1899, he returned to France in time to see the government fall. On September 29, 1902, Zola died of apparent carbon monoxide poisoning caused by a poorly ventilated chimney . His enemies claimed that he had taken his own life. However, rumors quickly began to circulate that Zola had in fact been poisoned by his oppo...