What will you be watching this Halloween?

[frightism]

What's your Halloween list to watch?

[K i r a]

Trick R' Treat. It's my own Halloween tradition to watch it every year around Halloween.

[FrankV]

The same for me.

[Me Grimlock]

Unfortunately, most of my Halloween viewing list hasn't been released on blu:

Night of the Demons ('88)
The Old Dark House ('32)
Trick or Treat
Halloween lll: Season of the Witch
Reanimator
Demons

...to name a few.

[FinkJuice]

Trick r treat, and return of the living dead on halloween night for me.

[Blu Myers]

John Carpenter's Halloween and maybe Trick 'r Treat.

[BladeRunner2007]

Halloween
Halloween II
Halloween H20: 20 Years Later
Halloween (2007)
Halloween II (2009)

[NickMate]

I might pickup some horror films. I wat to do a Geore A Romero marathon, maybe pickup trick r' treat but I want the slipcover for that.?

[Arkadin]

I always watch horror films all month--all the bds and dvds I have gotten since last October. It's kind of strange, but it's kind of fun.
first up today was "Night of the Demon" from 1957.
I really like classic horror the most, and have never seen this cult classic.
I have plans to watch some of the following films during my October film festival 2011--
The Innocents
The Bad Seed
Hellraiser
Deep Red
Friday the 13th (original)
The 10th Victim
The Plague of the Zombies
Switchblade Romance
House
Inferno
City of the Living Dead
Videodrome
The House on Haunted Hill
Witchfinder General
The Cat O'Nine Tails
Near Dark

[Member-38928]

Office Space

[Beta Man]

Probably a twilight zone marathon

I have them on DVD (still want them on BD when the price drops) but I can't make myself turn the channel whenever I come across them on T.V..... and I just keep watching.......

[EricJ]

Originally Posted by Arkadin

I always watch horror films all month--all the bds and dvds I have gotten since last October. It's kind of strange, but it's kind of fun.
first up today was "Night of the Demon" from 1957.

I was just about to mention that movie's traditional place on my Halloween list, just over "Halloween III" and "Something Wicked This Way Comes".

(Caveat on Witchfinder, though: There's nothing so much "scary" about it as the late-60's/early-70's British attempt to move horror away from Dracula and more toward censor-shock. The Bush era gave us "Saw", but the mod 70's gave the British their "Inquisition-porn" preoccupation with perverted witch-hunters, as their protest against a hypocritical and repressive Establishment authority. Amer. Int'l noticed there was nothing scary about it either, and tried to sell it as a Vincent Price Poe movie--He's good, but there's ain't no raven.)

[Smartmark]

I spent the two weeks leading about to halloween watching all of these films.


Halloween 1,2,4,5
Friday The 13th 1 - 5
A Nightmare On Elm Street 1,3,4,5
Wes Craven's New Nightmare
Final Destination 1-2
Saw
Creepshow
Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974)
Trick R Treat
Scream 1 & 2
The Thing
Evil Dead
Army Of Darkness



Others (may not be a horror movie, but always watch around halloween time)

Planet Terror
Beetlejuice
A Nightmare Before Christmas
It's A Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown
Underworld
Resident Evil
Blade
Young Frankenstein
Zombieland

[Taipan]

I'll go watch the new Thing prequel, and let my wife take the boys candy begging.

[P@t_Mtl]

My classic Universal Monsters on DVD
Some classic Abbott & Costello halloween style movies
Maybe the new Mummies movies
Underworld

I usually start half way in the month as I don't have that many horror movies.

[Blu Titan]

I have Torso sealed and Dead Alive coming next week .

[octagon]

Kuroneko will be the new addition this year.

I was also thinking about The Phantom Carriage but I think I'm going to save that for New Year's Eve/Day.

[Al_The_Strange]

I started this month off watching some silly B-movies and one gnarly flick of some kind, all blind-buys:

"The Man From Planet X"
"The Angry Red Planet"
"Panic in the Year Zero"
"Shallow Ground"

I plan on getting through these other blind-buys I have:

"Morons from Outer Space"
"Alien From LA"
"The Land That Time Forgot"
"The People That Time Forgot" (yeah, all these silly ones came together )
"Buried"
"The Dead Pit"
"I Saw the Devil"
"Thirst"

I'd also love to revisit these:

All "Alien" movies
All "Blade" movies
"BloodRayne" (big maybe)
"Dawn of the Dead" original
"Day of the Dead" original
"Dead Alive"
Most of the "Final Destination" movies
"The Human Centipede"
"Ichi the Killer"
"Invaders From Mars" 80s version
"Killer Klowns From Outer Space"
"Meatball Machine"
"964 Pinocchio"
"Poultrygeist: Night of the Chicken Dead"
"The Re-Animator"
"Rubber's Lover"
"Tokyo Gore Police"
"28 Days Later" and/or "28 Weeks Later"
All "Underworld" movies (in preparation for "U: Awakening")
"Vampire Hunter D" and/or "VHD: Bloodlust"
"Zombie Strippers"

These are on my rent list:

"Bay of Blood"
"Cannibal Holocaust"
"Corpse Princess"
"Diary of the Dead"
"Fright Night" original
"Night of the Comet" original
"Rubber"
"Survival of the Dead"

But heck, I think any ol' thing will do.

[EricJ]

Originally Posted by Al_The_Strange

I plan on getting through these other blind-buys I have:

"Morons from Outer Space"
"Alien From LA"

(Okay, but be warned:
MfOS is funnier--mildly--if you're already familiar with the Fry & Laurie-like comedy team of Mel Smith & Griffin Rhys-Jones, aka Alas Smith & Jones. And even then, they were never as funny in the movies as they were in BBC sketches...Shaun of the Dead it ain't.
Alien from LA was already done as a MST3K episode, and even then they considered it just too weird, goofy-Australian, and 80's-Golan/Globus. Most of the jokes being about Kathy Ireland's squeaky "comic" voice as she wanders around old punk-chic sets left over from a failed 80's-GG version of "Journey to the Center of the Earth".

...Yeah, THIS is why we always warn against blind buys. In case you ever wondered.)

[Al_The_Strange]

Originally Posted by EricJ

(Okay, but be warned:
MfOS is funnier--mildly--if you're already familiar with the Fry & Laurie-like comedy team of Mel Smith & Griffin Rhys-Jones, aka Alas Smith & Jones. And even then, they were never as funny in the movies as they were in BBC sketches...Shaun of the Dead it ain't.
Alien from LA was already done as a MST3K episode, and even then they considered it just too weird, goofy-Australian, and 80's-Golan/Globus. Most of the jokes being about Kathy Ireland's squeaky "comic" voice as she wanders around old punk-chic sets left over from a failed 80's-GG version of "Journey to the Center of the Earth".

...Yeah, THIS is why we always warn against blind buys. In case you ever wondered.)

Yep, I'm not expecting real greatness from them.

I think I actually saw "MfoS" before, but can't really remember it. I seem to remember a few funny moments. But in the end, I figure that 80s camp would satisfy me. We'll see... For $2.50 per movie, I'm not too worried.