The Hippie Chick

Oct 10

Interview With The Vampire.

Oct 11

Trick 'r Treat



Awesome anthology slasher. If you haven't seen it, what are you waiting for, it's the perfect time of year for it!

Rent on on Amazon Prime

Oct. 7

Last night's pick was The Exorcist.



We have the extended director's cut version, including the crab walk down the stairs OMG.
Pulled it from our collection tonight. WAS on Netflix, removed on Oct 1 just in time for people NOT to stream during Halloween season. *shakes head*

You can rent it on Amazon though. The film got a one night re release in theaters on Sept 30 which no, I wasn't able to make it to.

Tonight we're doing a Universal Monsters probably The Mummy.

Oct 5

Jug Face



Haven't seen this one yet, heard some good things so let's try it.

Netflix

Rent on Amazon Prime

Oct 2

The original Frankenstein, from our DVD collection of Universal Monsters films.

Oct 3

The Omen.



Damien, you're the devil, son.

Netflix
Buy on Amazon

Not available to stream on Amazon Prime, but the 2006 remake is. I prefer the original.


I'm looking at Would You Rather on Netflix and it looks interesting. However that main photo of an eyeball with a razor blade next to it gives me pause... like Un Chien Andalou pause. I don't do eye stuff too well. Has anyone seen that one and what can you tell me about it?

Also I have a recommendation tonight. Unfriended. It's well done, all unknown actors. The action all takes place on a teen girl's laptop, jumping between Skype, Facebook etc. It's one that I don't think will age well, so watch it now.

Rent on Amazon Prime

Here it is, the last installment of my Halloween Month Movie A Night for another year.

October 27:

The Exorcist (1973)

This film still has moments that are completely frightening to me.



( More this way! )

And today is Halloween! Tonight's movie will of course, by tradition, be "Halloween". I hope you enjoyed following along and I'll see you next year! Happy Halloween!

October 14:

Zombieland (2009)

Because zombies. And Jesse Eisenberg. And Woody Harrelson. And the Bill Murray scenes.



( More movie goodness this way! )

That's it for now! We're getting closer to Halloween, folks!

October 7:

Carrie (1976)



The new version starring Chloe Grace Moretz and Julianne Moore is released on October 18. But I love the original. Sissy Spacek's performance was perfect. Both she and Piper Laurie were nominated for Academy Awards for their roles. It was a tough year that year in both Actress and Supporting Actress categories.



October 8:

Pontypool (2008)



I love me a good zombie movie. This one is excellent.



Both of these are available on Netflix Instant.

October 4:

The Blair Witch Project (1999)



I thought the marketing of this movie was brilliant. I remember the original website!


October 5:

An American Werewolf In London (1981)

Every October I try and watch one horror / suspense / thriller movie a night, culminating in a screening of Halloween on Halloween night. And in grand style, I've started.

October 1:

The Mummy (1932)



The original, starring Boris Karloff. Always good to incorporate the classic Universal Monsters in during the month.
My favorite:

Joseph: [translating inscription on box] "Death... eternal punishment... for... anyone... who... opens... this... casket. In the name... of Amon-Ra... the king of gods." Good heavens, what a terrible curse!
Ralph: [eagerly] Well, let's see what's inside!

Ralph: [after he reads the scroll from inside the box and the mummy comes to life] He went for a little walk! You should have seen his face!

October 2:

Night of the Living Dead (1968)





They're coming to get you, Barbara! This is in the public domain, and available on You Tube as well!