Happy Halloween!

Happy Halloween everyone!

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What films will you be watching today?

What are your favourite horror/scary films?

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  1. This year I did a countdown of 31 classic horror films – and I left so many out, because there are so many great ones…”The Changeling” is a lesser-known haunted house film with the legendary Actor George C. Scott, and the classics like “Halloween” or “Night Of The Living Dead” and “The Exorcist” always work, but here is the post to perhaps my favorite one of all – great story by Stephen King, incredible acting from Sissy Spacek, Piper Laurie, Amy Irving and yes, John Travolta! The brilliant “Carrie” – and there is a “Star Wars” connection! – https://johnrieber.com/2017/10/30/shocktober-day-30-brilliant-carrie-brian-depalmas-horror-classics-star-wars-connection-2/

  2. Halloween, The Thing, Ghostbusters, The Mummy, The Lost Boys…. have been doing a week of the good stuff, there’s some real proper classics out there always worth revisiting!

      1. That’s a good idea!
        Before delving into th really creepy stuff, u might like to try What We Do In Th Shadows, th vampire mockumentary – it is HILARIOUS!

  3. I like satirical alien invasion movies with a side of humor, so Grabbers (2012) and The Faculty (1998). Also the original Tremors (1990) although I don’t know, or care, if those last ugly dudes are aliens or just leftover prehistoric horrors. Happy Halloween!

    1. Tremors is glorious, still one of those you start watching and can’t stop if it’s on the TV.

      Also watched The Faculty a few weeks ago for the first time in years, really remember it, so must hav watched it a lot as a teenager! I also remember Grabbers from a film festival a few years ago, ridiculous but so much fun!

  4. Hope you had a Happy Halloween! I should really watch Hocus Pocus someday… My kid might like it. 🙂 Hmm. My favorite scary movies? I do love The Shining & Romero’s Dawn of the Dead.

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