Having issues with Macbook Pro

I'm not exactly sure whats going on with my macbook pro... the screen has been acting up, alot of programs are unexpectly quiting. Also more frequently the "blue screen of death". I have attached some photos for you to see. Hopefully its nothing major like the motherboard :O
All help is much appreciated.
Thanks!

Heres a new status update. Screen is all black. I also tried using the keyboard keys to see if im getting sound and that doesnt work.
Please help. Is the LCD screen bad?

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