Halloween Movie Marathon 2010

[Dreemworx]

Van Helsing
Underworld Series
House of 1000 Corpses
Land of The Dead
Resident Evil series
Hostel I
Saw I
Planet Terror
Frankenstein (1931-Lugosi)
Bram Stoker's Dracula (Oldman)
Dracula (1931-Lugosi)
The Pit and the Pendulim (1961-Price)
The Ring
House of Usher (1960-Price)
House of Wax (1953-Price)
Dracula (1979-Langella)
Noghtmare on Elm Street (1984-best NoES ever)
Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974)
Frailty
Dawn of the Dead (2004)
Subspecies
It's the Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown

[wooble89]

Originally Posted by antoinedoinel

The Scream trilogy is actually available in Canada, and for fairly cheap.

http://www.amazon.ca/Scream-Franchise-Collection-Blu-ray/dp/B003SXHZH2

That is pretty cheap, but I think I want to hold off till next year. When Scream is released I would expect some sort of SE of the first movie at least.

Well that and my to buy list is already way too big for the next 3 months.

[JaseT]

I know three that I'll be watching for sure:

Evil Dead
Drag Me To Hell
Trick r Treat

All blind buys for me!

[Lt. Aldo Raine]

Trick r Treat
Scream
Halloween(original)
Halloween Zombie
A Nightmare on Elm Street
Child's Play
Freddy vs Jason
Bram Strokers Dracula

[miller_time22]

Don't forget to allot some time Halloween night for the premiere of "The Walking Dead" on AMC!

[phatrat1982]

This year will be the first year I actually get to have a marathon on Halloween and I am going to spend it watching Friday the 13th and Nightmare on Elm Street Movies, most likely on DVD since most are not on Blu Ray yet and I doubt if they do come out before then I'd have the money anyways. Oh and the Charlie Brown special if I do get it for my birthday like I am hoping.

[jebhdb]

Wow there are some awesome list on here! I hope to watch a ton of scary/horror movies in the month of October, but on Halloween day I intend to watch movies directly related to Halloween.

1. Halloween (original)
2. Trick r Treat
3. Nightmare Before Christmas
4. Monster House
5. It's the Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown

Also like miller_time22 I'm looking forward to the premier of the Walking Dead on AMC.

[Armodka]

Is there a thread like this but with Christmas movies?

[Steel Panther]

I can't take part this year in a horror marathon. There's a little thing on Sundays called the NFL =). But, *IF* I were to do it, I'd do these:

(1984) Nightmare on Elm Street
Child's Play
Friday The 13th VI: Jason Lives
Halloween (Rob Zombie Workprint - Way better than the theatrical)
Pet Sematary
Leprechaun
Chopping Mall

[DiscoDan]

Originally Posted by jebhdb

2. Trick r Treat

Glad to see just about everyone mentioning this. It really is one of the best Halloween movies ever made, too bad it never made it to theatres.

[dub2108]

Lots of great ideas most of them I have included in years previous marathons. Will definitely be picking up the Evil Dead and Monster House. Please continue to give suggestions.
Thanks

[dantexaiver]

Is it ok to thread jack and list dvds and blus we will be watching this halloween season?

[danielsan4610]

I love a good horror movie but anyone have a good list of Halloween specific movies? I'm looking for movies that specifically have a Halloween setting.

My favorites are:
Halloween
Halloween 2
Halloween 3: Season of the Witch
Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers
It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown
Trick 'r Treat

[VinnyBartowski]

Originally Posted by wooble89

3. Black Christmas (Original)*

*Not on Blu.

https://www.blu-ray.com/movies/Black...-Blu-ray/1164/

[28BlusLater]

Originally Posted by VinnyBartowski

https://www.blu-ray.com/movies/Black...-Blu-ray/1164/

Great movie. As much as I sometimes enjoy a good, mindless slasher gore flick, it's nice to see some horror movies that are more about character building, suspense, and tension. Black Christmas (Original) gives all 3. I really enjoyed this flick and is worth buying. I think the transfer is decent, as well.

[Batman1980]

Originally Posted by 28BlusLater

Great movie. As much as I sometimes enjoy a good, mindless slasher gore flick, it's nice to see some horror movies that are more about character building, suspense, and tension. Black Christmas (Original) gives all 3. I really enjoyed this flick and is worth buying. I think the transfer is decent, as well.

Still haven't seen it, the re-make of Black Christmas has permanently put me off that franchise.

[orion10]

A little early for me to think about Halloween but here's my list

Blood The Last Vampire (anime-Japan version)
Halloween (original)
Psycho
The Blair Witch Project
Nightmare Before Xmas
Supernatural

[Clippins]

I'd recommend atleast one of the documentary style horror movies like Blair Witch, Paranormal Activity, or even Quarantine.

Then for fun, you gotta go with Zombieland!

[dantexaiver]

Originally Posted by Clippins

I'd recommend atleast one of the documentary style horror movies like Blair Witch, Paranormal Activity, or even [REC].

Then for fun, you gotta go with Zombieland!

fixed a spelling mistake you made

[Clippins]

Originally Posted by dantexaiver

fixed a spelling mistake you made

Thanks!

Another one is Cloverfield though it's not really a "horror" documentary.

Still though, I think Zombieland is a must due to the fun factor.