31 Days of Halloween Movies (2012) - Horror Fans Unite!!!

[Al_The_Strange]

Previously:

[Show spoiler]
September viewings:
9/6 Demons II 1/2
9/7 Jaws
9/8 Invasion of the Body Snatchers 1956
9/8 Island of Lost Souls
9/8 Frankenstein 1930s 1/2
9/8 Van Helsing
9/9 Deep Blue Sea 1/2
9/10 Funhouse 1/2
9/11 Cabin in the Woods 1/2
9/15 A Picture of Dorian Gray 1940s
9/16 End of Days 1/2
9/23 Altered States

October
10/2 BloodRayne 1/2
10/3 Inferno 1/2 *
10/4 Donnie Darko 1/2
10/5 The Re-Animator 1/2
10/5 Salo: 120 Days of Sodom 1/2
10/7 Funny Games
10/7 Poultrygeist: Night of the Chicken Dead 1/2
10/8 The Mist
10/8 The Sixth Sense 1/2
10/9 The Beyond 1/2 *
10/10 Killer Klowns From Outer Space
10/10 Apollo 18 1/2 *
10/11 Mirrors 1/2
10/11 Mirrors 2 1/2 *
10/12 Zombie Strippers
10/14 Cannibal Holocaust 1/2
10/15 Big T!ts Zombie *
10/18 House by the Cemetery *

Other Viewings:
10/14 High School of the Dead 1/2

* = first time viewing

Current count: 19 films this Halloween; 12 until goal is reached

Boogeyman 2 (2007)



Yeah, I'm sure everybody wants to forget about the first Boogeyman remake; a little screwy with the plot, but I thought it was kinda enjoyable. Then they made this sequel, which has absolutely nothing to do with the first film. It follows a completely different character to an insane asylum where some killer stalks around and kills a bunch of people; hence, it slips into a standard slasher/torture porn territory. The Boogeyman's not even in it!

The thing most worthwhile seeing here will be the wicked death scenes. Highlights include a really messed-up scene where a woman is pumped full of some liquid (body fat I think) and she explodes! Another scene involves a lady picking away at her skin, trying to pull out maggots.

The plot's thin and weak, the camera work is jittery as heck, and the film is pretty small and stupid, but it's alright for a quick blood and gore fix.

One other good thing is: Tobin Bell, the Jigsaw killer, is in it.



I primarily popped this in because it was short, and last time I saw it I didn't even bother to finish it.

[Woodsy]

31 Days of Halloween 2012 (* = first viewing)

[Show spoiler]09/24 - Dracula (1931)
09/25 - *Killer Klowns from Outer Space
09/26 - *Blood Creek
09/27 - Jaws
09/28 - *Antichrist
10/01 - A Nightmare On Elm Street (1984) 1/2
10/02 - The Evil Dead
10/03 - The Innkeepers
10/04 - *Black Sabbath
10/04 - Suspiria
10/05 - *A Nightmare On Elm Street 2: Freddy's Revenge 1/2
10/06 - The House of the Devil 1/2
10/08 - *Troll 2 1/2
10/09 - *A Tale of Two Sisters 1/2
10/09 - *Frankenstein (1931) 1/2
10/10 - *The Return of the Living Dead 1/2
10/11 - *The Funhouse
10/12 - *Bride of Frankenstein 1/2
10/13 - *The Mummy (1932) 1/2
10/14 - *A Nightmare On Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors
10/15 - Dracula (1931) 1/2
10/16 - Trick 'r Treat
10/17 - *Kill, Baby...Kill! 1/2

10/18 - *Il Demonio [The Demon] (1963) 1/2
This really is a lost gem! With many similarites to The Exorcist, this must have been a major influence. It features a great performance by Daliah Lavi and what must be the birth of that creepy 'spider walk'. I read this film was never released in America, or in English, but luckily is up on YouTube with subtitles. Check it out! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rwPRc...ature=youtu.be Directed by Brunello Rondi, Fellini's assistant.

[JB1986]

10/12: The Shining (1980) This is a classic, and one of the most visually striking horror films ever made.

10/13: Campfire Tales (1997) This is an underrated gem that is genuinely scary. This is probably my favorite "anthology" style horror film. The cast is terrific as well (Christine Taylor, James Marsden, Amy Smart, Glenn Quinn, Christopher Masterson, and Ron Livingston all have roles in this.) 1/2

10/16: The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974) One of the most terrifying films I have ever seen. It is absolutely brilliant. The grainy snuff film look adds immeasurably to the feeling of dread and terror that in this film. This is a masterpiece of terror.

10/17: The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (2003) This is a pretty good reimagining of the original. It doesn't come close to matching it, however. 1/2

10/18: The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning (2006) I honestly really enjoyed this prequel, and found it vastly superior to the 2003 remake. Jordana Brewster easily outshines Jessica Biehl, if you ask me. I felt alot more for the victims in this film as well. 1/2

10/18: Creepshow (1982) This was a very fun and original film. This reminded me alot of "Tales From The Crypt," and you can't go wrong with George Romero.

[jupiter123]

THE INNKEEPERS
I Def jumped during a few scenes, but took too long before anything happened. Ty West is a breath of fresh air in the horror genre.

THE HOUSE OF THE DEVIL1/2
Really dig this movie a lot. A very well done throwback.

THE BEAST WITHIN
what a flaming turd this movie was.

PROMETHEUS1/2
Cant understand all the hate for this movie, it made quite an impression on me.
Its one of those movies you cant stop thinking about days afterwards and you tell all your friends about.

[Belloche]

Movie #22 Q-The Winged Serpent, Larry Cohen (1982)



This is a fun monster flick on a budget. It's got a great script and Michael Moriarty gives an odd, but endearing performance in the lead. Larry Cohen flicks are generally pretty entertaining.

[CZAR]

Originally Posted by Lacit170

yea, comcast has a bunch of good ones actually....i watched Cube on Streampix which is the version of netflix i guess...

Yea I never peeped any of the Cube movies out. Maybe will try next year. Got Em!!

Originally Posted by dallywhitty

Nice to see The Faculty getting some love. It's definitely a very entertaining film and one that deserves more recognition.

Add me to the list of Faculty fans. Very good film. Got Em!!

Originally Posted by JB1986

[Show spoiler]10/12: The Shining (1980) This is a classic, and one of the most visually striking horror films ever made.

10/13: Campfire Tales (1997) This is an underrated gem that is genuinely scary. This is probably my favorite "anthology" style horror film. The cast is terrific as well (Christine Taylor, James Marsden, Amy Smart, Glenn Quinn, Christopher Masterson, and Ron Livingston all have roles in this.) 1/2

10/16: The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974) One of the most terrifying films I have ever seen. It is absolutely brilliant. The grainy snuff film look adds immeasurably to the feeling of dread and terror that in this film. This is a masterpiece of terror.

10/17: The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (2003) This is a pretty good reimagining of the original. It doesn't come close to matching it, however. 1/2

10/18: The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning (2006) I honestly really enjoyed this prequel, and found it vastly superior to the 2003 remake. Jordana Brewster easily outshines Jessica Biehl, if you ask me. I felt alot more for the victims in this film as well. 1/2

[Show spoiler]10/18: Creepshow (1982) This was a very fun and original film. This reminded me alot of "Tales From The Crypt," and you can't go wrong with George Romero.

Im opposite of u. Loved the remake and thought the prequel was also good but a hair or two behind the remake. Also no way did Brewster outshine Biel in my opinion. I love both of them but Biel was really great in the remake. I guess u couldnt go wrong with either if u think about it though. Got Em!!

Originally Posted by jupiter123

[Show spoiler]THE INNKEEPERS
I Def jumped during a few scenes, but took too long before anything happened. Ty West is a breath of fresh air in the horror genre.

THE HOUSE OF THE DEVIL1/2
Really dig this movie a lot. A very well done throwback.

THE BEAST WITHIN
what a flaming turd this movie was.

[Show spoiler]PROMETHEUS1/2
Cant understand all the hate for this movie, it made quite an impression on me.
Its one of those movies you cant stop thinking about days afterwards and you tell all your friends about.

Man I just watched this and I couldnt agree more. I didnt rated as low but it still didnt get a passing grade. The opening scene, a decent ending, & Kitty Moffat were the only decent things about the film. The entire middle (majority) of the film sucked balls. Got Em!!

[Deadset]

Oct 16th - Demons (1985) - How have I not seen this movie until now? One of those strange occurances where you just pass over a movie all these years until finally one day you blind buy the DVD and it turns out great.

For those that haven't seen this I highly recommend it for a few reasons. The first is the cool premise, chaos breaks out at a movie theater as the demons of hell take over and start munching and changing their victims into more demons. The second is the soundtrack, if you grew up in the 80's, you'll love it. The coolest part of the movie was one of the transformations that was shown, very cool.

- Almost a 5 skuller but not quite, however that may change w/ repeat viewings. Very good movie and I'm excited to see the sequel Demons 2.



Oct 16th - I Spit on Your Grave (Day of Woman) (1978) - The classic rape / revenge movie that I've seen many times. A female author moves to the country for the summer to write her book, where she is harassed by local shirtless hillbillies. After her horrible encounter, she exacts revenge on them one by one. I particularly think the first revenge is very strange and I agree w/ Joe Bob Briggs that she is one kinky chic.

- An ok movie made good w/ the Joe Bob Briggs commentary track. That's really the only way to watch it.



Oct 17th - Fright Night (Blu-ray) (1985) - Wow, what a job these guys did on the blu-ray. It's not perfect but its a huge improvement over the DVD. I'm not even going to say what this is about b/c most know however if you haven't seen the original, just watch it! I remember seeing this on VHS when I was a kid.

- I was one of the lucky ones to get this from Twilight Time and I'm glad I did. A new age horror classic. One that should not be missed!

[Belloche]

Movie #23 Twins of Evil, John Hough (1971)



I'm a big Hammer fan and I had been holding on to this one for a bit. I can't rank this one among the studio's best, but it's entertaining. Peter Cushing instantly classes up anything he's in and the Collinson twins don't hurt things either.

[spawningblue]

Originally Posted by Michael Bay Fan

October 17 -




One of my favorite slasher films over the last 5 years. It's just fun to me, it's got the comedy, but it's also got the great gore and kills.

I love this movie as well. It may not reinvent the wheel but it was a great mindless slasher film with soem of the best kills I have ever seen.

Originally Posted by spanky87

Wow, finally saw The Ring after all these years. I will be having trouble sleeping tonight. Why? Because I'll be too busy trying to figure out how people find this one of the scariest movies, or even scary in the slightest sense.

Watched it alone, in the dark, with the sound cranked up. Did absolutely nothing for me. The mystery was sort of interesting, and they tried to explain a lot, but in the end it just doesn't make much sense to me, and its all pretty dumb. There was no logic to any of it, even if it's a supernatural story.

Product of its time. I thought it was somewhat scary when I saw it in theatres but I was younger back then and the little kids with long haired hadn't been done too overkill and parodied like it has now.

The other reason is horror is subjective and what frightens you might not frighten somewhere else and vice versa. Everyone has different fears, phobias, ect. so it's not surprising when certain films works for some and not others.

Either way it is one of the better modern horror films with a great performance by Naomi Watts. I wish more horror movies were made like this, and the old days for that matter, where the cast is made up of older respectable actors, not terrible CW teens who are pretty and can't act.

Originally Posted by CZAR

10/17/12 - The Fog (1980) -

First time watching this film since the 80's. It still holds up very well. Love the cast and the nostalgia was great for me. I used to love Adrienne Barbeau and it was good to see some people that were in other horror classics like Creepshow & Halloween. Very good film that has a special place in the horror world. Got Em!!

Glad to hear it still worked for you. This is one of my favourite horror films. I love the campfire tale feel it has and the great horror cast with Tom Atkins, Jamie Lee Curtis, Adrien Barbeau, and Janet Leigh. Damn I wish John Carpenter would get back to making great movies.

Originally Posted by Lacit170

anyone seen "The Devil's Backbone"?

got this on netflix....hopin for a good one

Great movie, if you liked Guillermo's other films you will probably like this. Although it is about a haunted school it is also as much a drama about a group of kids and a war going on. Kind of like Pan's Labyrinth. Good to know this going in as I know some who have been disappointed in his movies as the fantasy/ horror events are only about a third of the films.

Originally Posted by jupiter123

THE BEAST WITHIN
what a flaming turd this movie was.

haha that bad eh? I almost watched this today, as its on a double feature DVD I own. Is it at least so bad its good territory?

Originally Posted by Deadset

Oct 16th - Demons (1985) - How have I not seen this movie until now? One of those strange occurances where you just pass over a movie all these years until finally one day you blind buy the DVD and it turns out great.

For those that haven't seen this I highly recommend it for a few reasons. The first is the cool premise, chaos breaks out at a movie theater as the demons of hell take over and start munching and changing their victims into more demons. The second is the soundtrack, if you grew up in the 80's, you'll love it. The coolest part of the movie was one of the transformations that was shown, very cool.

- Almost a 5 skuller but not quite, however that may change w/ repeat viewings. Very good movie and I'm excited to see the sequel Demons 2.

Yeah I love this movie. One of the most fun horror movies out there in my opinion as once it starts it really doesn't let up until the end. I was really disappointed with the second film but I need to give it another viewing.

[csdot]

[Show spoiler]09/26 - Nightmares (1983) Joseph Sargent *
09/27 - The Nest (1988) Terence H. Winkless *
09/28 - The Broken (2008) Sean Ellis *
09/29 - Night of the Living Dead (1990) Tom Savini
09/30 - Xtro (1983) Harry Bromley Davenport
10/01 - Cat's Eye (1985) Lewis Teague *
10/01 - Tales from the Crypt (1972) Freddie Francis
10/02 - Martyrs (2008) Pascal Laugier *
10/03 - The Hand (1981) Oliver Stone *
10/04 - Possession (1981) Andrzej Żuławski
10/05 - La Morte Vivante aka The Living Dead Girl (1982) Jean Rollin
10/06 - The Innocents (1961) Jack Clayton
10/06 - Frankenweenie (2012) Tim Burton *
10/06 - Cabin in the Woods (2012) Drew Goddard
10/07 - Excision (2012) Richard Bates, Jr. *
10/07 - Asylum (1972) Roy Ward Baker *
10/07 - Wrong Turn (2003) Rob Schmidt *
10/08 - From Beyond the Grave (1973) Kevin Connor *
10/09 - The Descent (2005) Neil Marshall *
10/10 - The 'burbs (1989) Joe Dante
10/11 - Demoni aka Demons (1985) Lamberto Bava
10/12 - Les Yeux Sans Visage aka Eyes Without a Face (1960) Georges Franju *
10/12 - Halloween III: Season of the Witch (1982) Tommy Lee Wallace
10/13 - The Wolf Man (1941) George Waggner
10/14 - The Collector (2009) Marcus Dunstan *
10/14 - Pieces (1982) Juan Piquer Simon
10/15 - Torso (1973) Sergio Martino
10/16 - The Cottage (2008) Paul Andrew Williams *
10/17 - Your Vice is a Locked Room and Only I Have the Key (1972) Sergio Martino
10/17 - All the Colors of the Dark (1972) Sergio Martino

10/18 - House of 1000 Corpses (2002) Rob Zombie

first time watching it all the way through since opening night in the theaters 10 years ago. had mixed feelings about it the first time i saw it and that hasnt really changed since. some things i like and other aspects irk me. more good than bad though.

*indicates first time viewing

[adsdsdsd]

I just watched Friday the 13th Part II for the first time. I saw the first one for the first time a couple days ago and enjoyed it. But, i liked this one better because this one started it all with the jason character. I like it and would give it a

[Undeadcow]

Originally Posted by oberth127

...I love comedy horrors if anyone could recommend any others for me that would be great.

Consider The Revenant, although not streaming it's available at Redbox. Dead Heat is a buddy cop zombie film that is on Netflix. Vamp, also on NetFlix, is a spirited frat boy strip club vampire film. Abbott & Costello meet Frankenstein is a slapstick classic horror hybrid, on NetFlix. Between those 4 there should be someone for every taste.

[CZAR]

Originally Posted by Deadset

Oct 16th - Demons (1985) - How have I not seen this movie until now? One of those strange occurances where you just pass over a movie all these years until finally one day you blind buy the DVD and it turns out great.

For those that haven't seen this I highly recommend it for a few reasons. The first is the cool premise, chaos breaks out at a movie theater as the demons of hell take over and start munching and changing their victims into more demons. The second is the soundtrack, if you grew up in the 80's, you'll love it. The coolest part of the movie was one of the transformations that was shown, very cool.

- Almost a 5 skuller but not quite, however that may change w/ repeat viewings. Very good movie and I'm excited to see the sequel Demons 2.

[Show spoiler]

[Show spoiler]Oct 16th - I Spit on Your Grave (Day of Woman) (1978) - The classic rape / revenge movie that I've seen many times. A female author moves to the country for the summer to write her book, where she is harassed by local shirtless hillbillies. After her horrible encounter, she exacts revenge on them one by one. I particularly think the first revenge is very strange and I agree w/ Joe Bob Briggs that she is one kinky chic.

- An ok movie made good w/ the Joe Bob Briggs commentary track. That's really the only way to watch it.



Oct 17th - Fright Night (Blu-ray) (1985) - Wow, what a job these guys did on the blu-ray. It's not perfect but its a huge improvement over the DVD. I'm not even going to say what this is about b/c most know however if you haven't seen the original, just watch it! I remember seeing this on VHS when I was a kid.

- I was one of the lucky ones to get this from Twilight Time and I'm glad I did. A new age horror classic. One that should not be missed!

Yea all I am seeing is good reviews for this film and Im pretty sure I havnt seen it either. I will make an attempt to view this one but probably not for this marathon. Got Em!!

Originally Posted by spawningblue

[Show spoiler]I love this movie as well. It may not reinvent the wheel but it was a great mindless slasher film with soem of the best kills I have ever seen.



Product of its time. I thought it was somewhat scary when I saw it in theatres but I was younger back then and the little kids with long haired hadn't been done too overkill and parodied like it has now.

The other reason is horror is subjective and what frightens you might not frighten somewhere else and vice versa. Everyone has different fears, phobias, ect. so it's not surprising when certain films works for some and not others.

Either way it is one of the better modern horror films with a great performance by Naomi Watts. I wish more horror movies were made like this, and the old days for that matter, where the cast is made up of older respectable actors, not terrible CW teens who are pretty and can't act.

Glad to hear it still worked for you. This is one of my favourite horror films. I love the campfire tale feel it has and the great horror cast with Tom Atkins, Jamie Lee Curtis, Adrien Barbeau, and Janet Leigh. Damn I wish John Carpenter would get back to making great movies.

[Show spoiler]Great movie, if you liked Guillermo's other films you will probably like this. Although it is about a haunted school it is also as much a drama about a group of kids and a war going on. Kind of like Pan's Labyrinth. Good to know this going in as I know some who have been disappointed in his movies as the fantasy/ horror events are only about a third of the films.

haha that bad eh? I almost watched this today, as its on a double feature DVD I own. Is it at least so bad its good territory?

[Show spoiler]Yeah I love this movie. One of the most fun horror movies out there in my opinion as once it starts it really doesn't let up until the end. I was really disappointed with the second film but I need to give it another viewing.

Yea man The Fog hold its own in the horror world and it is a must see for those few who havnt seen it. As for The Beast Within, it could fit into those its so bad its good films but since I have no desire to view it again I highly doubt it. Got Em!!

Originally Posted by adsdsdsd

I just watched Friday the 13th Part II for the first time. I saw the first one for the first time a couple days ago and enjoyed it. But, i liked this one better because this one started it all with the jason character. I like it and would give it a

Man u mustve had a blast seeing this for the first time. Jason was a beast! Got Em!!

[oberth127]

Originally Posted by Undeadcow

Consider The Revenant, although not streaming it's available at Redbox. Dead Heat is a buddy cop zombie film that is on Netflix. Vamp, also on NetFlix, is a spirited frat boy strip club vampire film. Abbott & Costello meet Frankenstein is a slapstick classic horror hybrid, on NetFlix. Between those 4 there should be someone for every taste.

Awesome cheers I'll check them out.

[spawningblue]

SPAWNINGBLUE'S 2012 OCTOBER HORROR MOVIE WATCHING

Bold = first time viewing. Rating out of 10.

October
1
The Evil Dead (1981) 8/10
Jeepers Creepers (2001) 7.5/10
2
Corpse Bride (2005) 5.5/10
Bubba Ho-tep (2002) 8/10
Malevolence (2004) 7/10
3
Killer Klowns from Outer Space (1988) 7.5/10
4
Leprechaun 3 (1995) 5.5/10
Evil Dead 2 (1987) 8.5/10
5
City of the Living Dead (1980) 7.5/10
Burial Ground: Nights of Terror (1981) 6.5/10
6
Crocodile (2000) 5.5/10
The Forest (1983) 5/10
Don't Go In the Woods...Alone! (1982) 6/10
7
The Omega Man (1971) 7/10
Halloween Wars S:2 - Evil Clowns (2012) 7/10
8
Waxwork (1988) 8/10
Saw 2 (2005) 7.5/10
The Oblong Box (1969) 6.5/10
9
Return to Horror High (1987) 5/10
Scream and Scream Again! (1969) 6/10
Return of the Living Dead (1985) 8.5/10
10
Leprechaun 4: In Space (1996) 2/10
11
Motel Hell (1980) 7.5/10
Deranged (1974) 7/10
12
Paranormal Activity 3 (2011) 6/10
Saw 3 (2006) 5/10
13
Night of the Living Dead (1990) 8/10
Shaun of the Dead (2004) 8/10
14
Big Bad Wolf (2006) 3.5/10
The St. Francisville Experiment (2000) 5.5/10
15
Halloween Wars S:2 - Battle of the Vampire Killer (2012) 7/10
Sole Survivor (1983) 6.5/10
16
Salem's Lot (1979) 8.5/10
Gremlins 2: The New Batch (1990) 6.5/10
17
The Living Dead at Manchester Morgue (1974) 8/10
Terror Train (1980) 8/10
18
The Bat People (1974) 4.5/10

Terror Train (1980) - In my opinion this is a vastly underrated slasher film. It's well known but most don't seem to be too taken by it. For me it sits somewhere up top. I have a feeling that it doesn't get too much love due to its lack luster kills, which yes for the most part are pretty lame, but in my opinion it delivers so much more. I love the train setting where there is no where to run. I love the magic and mystery aspect thanks to a very 80s David Copperfield. I love that it takes place on New Years Eve strangely with a costume party going on, and thanks to this great concept allows the killer to switch into various costumes, each one creepier then the last. I also love the reveal at the end, that even though it is quite obvious I never figured it out on my first viewing. Oh, and can't forget the talented cast led by scream queen Jamie Lee Curtis. Great slasher and great Bluray from Scream!

The Bat People (1974) - This movie was pretty disappointing. It's about a doctor who gets bit by a bat after trying to get it on with his wife in a cave on their honeymoon, kinky I know. He for some reason starts to become a man bat and kills people, or is it all in his head? There's a dirty cop as well, blah blah. Overall this was mostly boring with all the kills shown off screen. I didn't expect much going in but at the least hoped for a cool man bat creature design, and unfortunately after waiting the whole movie for the reveal it was very cheap looking. The creature didn't even have batwings for gods sake!

[nolfoc]

10/1 Child's Play 1/2- a classic Horror for me, and a great slasher film
10/2 Chernobyl Diaries - wow this movie was just flat out bad
10/6 The Last House on the Left (remake) - one of the better Horror remakes, this movie really makes you feel for the main characters
10/13 Shaun of the Dead - great zombie spoof flick
10/14 The Walking Dead-Episode 1 1/2- pretty good opener for the season, eager to see next weeks
10/18 Sinister - very forgettable movie, the best part was the score
10/19 Abraham Lincoln Vampire Hunter - not as bad as i thought it would be, but still not very good
10/19 The Cabin in the Woods - a great time and FINALLY something different and original for the much needed horror genre

[DaleDark]

Finished season 2 and episode 1 of season 3 of The Walking Dead (gonna hold off rating just the first episode, but color me impressed). Watching Creepshow () and Trick 'r Treat () tonight...

[Omen2002]

Originally Posted by MovieManiac82

Glad you enjoyed Body Count, I thought it was pretty good and its one that never gets mentioned alot.

I really need to pick up The Woman in Black, as I havn't seen it.

Yeah I try and watch it at least once every other year. Sounds so far between viewings when ya type it out, but so many movies come out each year, there's only so much time to rewatch certain things.

Originally Posted by FlyBry

Where did you find a copy? I haven't seen this since I was in elementary school, and would love to revisit it.

Oh I've had a copy from VHS for.. not sure how long, probably around 6 years or so. I think this was only the second time I watched it. Decided to dig out some stuff that hadn't seen the light of day in some time and that was one.



18th -
Night of the Creeps -

Previous days:

[Show spoiler]
1st -
The Video Dead -
Halloween 3 - 1/2
The Puppet Monster Massacre -

2nd -
Chained - 1/2
Dead Before Dawn 3D -

3rd -
Smiley -
The Barrens - 1/2
Prowl -

4th -
Beneath the Darkness -

5th -
The Evictors -
TerrorVision - 1988 (not the movie you're thinking of) -
The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2 -
Shredder -
Creep Van -

6th -
The Soul of a Monster -
The Hills Have Eyes (remake) -
Livide -
Crawl -
Attack of the Herbals -

7th -
The Brotherhood of Satan -

8th -
The House of the Devil -
The Innkeepers - 1/2
The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (remake) -
Harpoon: Reykjavik Whale Watching Massacre - 1/2

9th -
Slumber Party Massacre -
Slumber Party Massacre 2 - 1/2
Slumber Party Massacre 3 -
The Mutilator -
Seed of Chucky -
The Burning -
Curtains - 1/2

10th -
Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer -
The Texas Chain Saw Massacre -
Cheerleader Camp -

11th -
Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter -

12th -
Girls Nite Out -
No Tell Motel - 1/2
As Night Falls -
Hypothermia -

13th -
Julia X -
The Hills Have Eyes 2 (2007) -
Prometheus -
Eyes Without A Face - 1/2

14th - The Pit (1981) -
The Thompsons -
Blood Nasty -

15th -
Dead Snow - 1/2
Halloween 6: Producer's Cut - 1/2
The Majorettes -
Excision:

16th -
247°F - 1/2 - more of a thriller then horror
Frankenhooker -

17th -
Wrong Turn 5 - - liked it about the same as part 4
Cellar Dweller -
Blue Monkey -
Body Count -
Iced - 1/2
The Woman in Black (2012) -

[4EverJohnnyBoy]

JOHNNYBOY'S 31 DAYS OF HORROR

The annual event continues and the random flick chosen by the blindfolded attendee tonight was.....



Tonight's bonus screening was.....



More revealed tomorrow, stay tuned....

HAPPY HORRORTOBER

[RCO]

10/1 - South Park -- Korn's Groovy Pirate Ghost Mystery
10/2 - Young Frankenstein
10/3 - Scream
10/4 - Altered States
10/5 - The Shining
10/6 - Gilligan's Island, Season 2, Episode 26 -- Ghost A-Go-Go
10/8 - Twilight Zone The Movie
10/9 - Creepshow
10/11 - Bram Stokers Dracula
10/13 - Carrie
10/17 - Prometheus 3D