Hogwarts staff life together to help build Hogwarts", and being "loved for her charming ways". According to an interview between Rowling and staff from The Leaky Cauldron, Hufflepuff introduced house-elves to Hogwarts, where she offered them refuge. Both the famous wizard card and the illustration on Rowling's website depict her as a plump woman with red hair. One relic of Hufflepuff, a small golden cup emblazoned with her symbol of a badger, is passed down to her distant descendant, Hepzibah Smith. This cup is stolen by Riddle (later Voldemort) and made into a Horcrux. The Hufflepuff Cup was destroyed by Hermione who
Poltergeist (2015 film) enjoyable ride. It's good fun. But it left me befuddled", adding: "Why would anyone want to remake "Poltergeist" in the first place?". Writing in "The Daily Telegraph", Mike McCahill called the film "an efficient scare-machine". Bilge Ebiri wrote in "New York" magazine: "This new "Poltergeist" isn't anything special... But it's not a travesty, and that feels like cause for brief celebration". Other critics took a more skeptical view of the film. Writing a review for "The Village Voice", Alan Scherstuhl stated, ""Poltergeist 2015" is to "Poltergeist '82" what today's shipped-frozen-to-the-store Pizza Hut dough is to the kneaded-on-site pies the chain's