#31 nights of halloween

[thehalloweenhub]

Happy Haunting!

Here’s what currently streaming to help with your 31 nights of Halloween. 🎃

[hellothereimhannah]

5/31:

Hell House LLC (2015)

[enterprise420patriots]

"It is not hands that summon us, it is desire"

Hellbound Hellraiser 2 (1989) - Photo from deleted Surgeon scene

[frecklesandpoverty]

31 Nights of Halloween Horror

Day 3

My choice for (as of 39 minutes ago) yesterday was the new adaptation of Salem's Lot

I rated this 7/10. Good acting, good effects, the vampires were creepy, the gore was good. A certain storyline ending bummed me out, but I should have expected it lol. Good vampire movie, definitely worth a watch. The vamps were actually creepy and ominous in this, which I appreciated.

[mired-in-halloween]

The "31 Nights of Halloween" Schedule 2024

[capsandbottles97]

[nonbinary-hatter]

Day 6. coraline

I love the background I thought it was a fun touch to the drawing

[halloweendailynews]

Freeform's 31 Nights of Halloween 2024 Schedule Announced

Freeform's 31 Nights of Halloween 2024 Schedule Announced

Disney’s Freeform network has announced its full schedule of seasonal programming for this year’s annual 31 Nights of Halloween event. Highlights of this year’s lineup  include plenty of Disney Halloween classics Hocus Pocus and The Nightmare Before Christmas, plus Goosebumps 2: Haunted Halloween, Halloweentown and Halloweentown II, 1995’s Casper, and Spider-Man: No Way Home (which does take…

[31stday]

8 - Scream

Also known as: Scream 5 | Scream V

Synopsis: Twenty-five years after a streak of brutal murders shocked the quiet town of Woodsboro, a new killer dons the Ghostface mask and begins targeting a group of teenagers to resurrect secrets from the town's deadly past.

Year/Country: 2022 | USA

Subgenres: slasher, teen scream

Reason for watching: This was a rewatch but it's all leading me to finally watch the newest Scream.

Highlights: The new cast members are good and bring you into the world quickly. The original cast members do not feel overused either.

Lowlights: IMO probably the most predictable of the franchise

Rewatchabilty: This was my second watch but I'm not eager to watch it again.

Overall review: Pretty good new take on the franchise and doesn't feel as overdone as you'd maybe think. Scream is pretty solid as a franchise, and the large number of sequels haven't ruined that...yet...

Who should watch it?: modern horror fans with a soft spot for 90s slashers

[nopestilldoomed]

Yesterday for watchtober i saw The Addams Family (1991) . Im getting tired of these softballs

However, i love this movie. The way they use a dark atmosphere to create a fun silly story is great. If memory serves, Pugsly used to be the older sibling. But here they're about the same age. I hypothesis that they swaped rolls as time moved forward every new adaptation, pushing them first closer together then farther apart.

The iconic Homicidal Maniac gag. Christopher Lloyd. The books. The way they used black n white lighting techniques on morticia.

I dont know if this one can be assigned an entity. But i will none the less try. Festers memory loss is Lonely Aligned, the way "mother" is manipulateing him is pretty web, but it also reminds me of peter lucas and martin. There's an element of the stranger with how everyone believes Fester to be an imposter to some degree. But i would say since he technically isn't that this is a case of the lonely having a little fun with him.

LONELY wins

[thedukeofdormont]

October 3 - Movie Night - Terrifier

[bonnieprincegnarly]

Crispin Hellion Glover in Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter

Every couple of years something happens in horror media that shakes the genre to it's foundations. Here, a scene comes along that pushes the tone of a film so far in the direction of poor tact that it actually boomerangs back and becomes fucking genius again. There are several instances of this same brilliance in films like Troll 2 where Deborah Reed shatters all concepts of known acting and instead delivers a lunatic storm of bravura and soul shattering side glances as Credence Leonore Gielgud the Stonehenge Goblin Witch. However the apex of tone bending chicanery in the 80s has to be Crispin Glover busting it down sexual style to the demo version of "Love is Lie" by LION in Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter. The essence of this scene is multifaceted. First, and most obviously, Glover's got what it takes. He's got the touch. The moves on this man are mind blowing. What some may see as the jerking spasms of a fringe maniac can be read, by the discerning genre connoisseur, as art in movement. The rhythmic flailing of America's most effortless Joker cosplayer transcends the scenes seemingly hokey affect with sheer force of will alone. Secondly, the song slaps. Whether you like hair metal or not the track is unquestionably a vibe. Here LION lends the scene a gravitas that any other film would have dashed with the inclusion of an even lesser-known new wave jingle. The visceral feel of the track only further highlights the absolute genius of Glover's skeletal shambling. Finally, the looks on everyone's faces as Glover is dancing are just priceless. The other characters are loving everything that Glover is putting down. You can tell the actors, specifically the girl Glover is dancing with, are actually having fun. In short this scene fucks.

[hellothereimhannah]

6/31:

What We Do in the Shadows (2014)

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The X Files: Unusual Suspects (1997)

[frecklesandpoverty]

31 Nights of Halloween Horror 2024

Day 14

My choice for yesterday was Terrifier 3

I rated this one 6/10. If you liked the first two movies, you'll like this one too. Gore and bits of comedy throughout, Art is Art so you know what you're in for lol.

[thatjessiwills]

Kidnap the Sandy Claws