#Nightbooks

[classichorrorblog]

10 Kid Friendly Movies To Consider For October/Halloween

[devdas5z]

Kristen Ritter in Nightbooks

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#happybirthday @Krystenritter #krystenritter #actress #jessicajones #thedefenders #sonic3 #Nightbooks #TheHero #bigeeyes #OrphanBlack #Echoes #donttrusttheb_inapartament23 #breakingbad #elcamino #ConfessionsofaShopaholic #gossipgirl #wokeupdead #veronicamars #theblacklist

[quillandqueer]

A couple of spooky books for a Halloween readathon my friend is hosting. 🎃

Watched half of The Substance last night, every time I started questioning the plot Margaret Qualley's ass would appear on screen and I would lose all thought 💀👌 finishing it tonight!

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[sasa-chan]

Day 26:

[thatwritererinoriordan]

Nightbooks traveled with me to Congers, New York, and to Pittsburgh.

[mydarkapron]

NIGHTBOOKS, 2021

David Yarovesky

[brenyi]

Can we take a moment for the colourwork?

[un-disco-por-dia]

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"Nightbook" / Ludovico Einaudi

Year: 2009

Country: 🇮🇹 (Italy)

Genre: Contemporary classical music

If 2024 had a soundtrack it would undoubtedly be this album. Or more than an album, it's a journey, a journey through a dark forest, full of secrets and dangers. A journey in which, as typical protagonists, we embark with the innocence of those who have just begun to know the world and must trace their own path to the end, our return to the stars. We end this journey wiser than before, more cautious perhaps, more reflective hopefully... On a personal level, 2024 was a complicated year for me and I know it was for many, but, at the end, I can say that I learned a couple of things. That's why I consider Nightbook to be the ideal album to end the journey and start a new one. Of course, Einaudi's piano is a great companion to experience new adventures.

Fave song ⭐: "Eros"

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henry entering a fugue state and writing about snow and charming having coffee only to be told "okay. it's... really well written!" "the illustrations are LOVELY" emma and regina you are killing me

[ramblingsofadragon]

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#happybirthday #samraimi #director #producer #doctorstrangeinthemultiverseofmadness #spiderman #theevildead #armyofdarkness #ashvsevildead #darkman #theflinstones #30daysofnight #dragmetohell #ozthegreatandpowerfull #thegift #theunholy #nightbooks #thegrudge #boogeyman #boykillsworld

[bunnelbaby]

Here is a list of frightfully fun shows and movies for you to get into the spirit of Halloween!

🍂 Fright Krewe

🕸️ Dead End: Paranormal Park

💀Curses!

🦇Gravity Falls

🎃 Kaidan Restaurant

🍂 CreepSchool

🕸️ Supernatural Academy

💀 Isadora Moon

🦇 Frankelda’s Book of Spooks

🎃 Scream Street

🍂 Grizzly Tales for Gruesome Kids

🕸️ Beetlejuice (1989)

💀 Phantom Investigators

🦇 Mona the Vampire

🎃 Tales From the Cryptkeeper

🍂 Bunnicula

🕸️ A Tale Dark and Grim

💀 Scooby Doo

🦇 Over the Garden Wall

🎃The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy

🍂 Courage the Cowardly Dog

🕸️ Scary Larry

💀 Aaahh!!! Real Monsters

🦇 The Owl House

🎃 Casper’s Scare School

🍂 Sabrina the Teenage Witch

🕸️ The Real Ghostbusters

💀 Super Monsters

🦇 Dude, That’s My Ghost!

🎃 Monster Loving Maniacs

🍂 Ghostforce

🕸️ Moville Mysteries

💀 The Strange Chores

🦇 Funnybones (1992)

🎃 The Haunted Hathaways

🍂 My Babysitter’s a Vampire

🕸️ Strange Hill High

💀 Martin Mystery

🦇 Wizards of Waverly Place

🎃 Eerie Indiana

🍂 The Ketchup Vampires

🕸️ So Weird

💀 The Ghost and Molly McGee

🦇 Zombie Hotel

🎃 Creeped Out

🍂 A Babysitter’s Guide to Monster Hunting

🕸️ Phantom Pups

💀 Scaredy Cats

🦇 Gargoyles

🎃 Making Fiends

🍂 Goosebumps

🕸️ Bump in the Night

💀 R.L. Stine’s The Haunting Hour

🦇 Growing Up Creepie

🎃 Ruby Gloom

🍂 Zombies: The Re-Animated Series

🕸️ Tutenstein

💀 The Nightmare Room

🦇 Monster High

🎃 Are You Afraid of the Dark?

🍂 Deadtime Stories

🕸️ Vampirina

💀 Scary Godmother

🦇 Count Duckula

🎃 School for Vampires

🍂 The Curse of Bridge Hollow

🕸️ Nightbooks

💀 Wendell & Wild

🦇 Frankenweenie

🎃 The Cat in the Hat Knows a Lot About Halloween!

🍂 Spookley the Square Pumpkin

🕸️ Coraline

💀 Pooh’s Heffalump Halloween Movie

🦇 Oscar’s Handmade Halloween

🎃 Curious George: A Halloween Boo Fest

🍂 The Little Ghost

🕸️ Daddy, I’m a Zombie

💀 Monster House

🦇 Halloweentown

🎃 Howard Lovecraft

🍂 Mostly Ghostly

🕸️ The Little Vampire

💀 Don’t Look Under the Bed

🦇 Spooky Buddies

🎃 The Nightmare Before Christmas

🍂 Corpse Bride

🕸️ Haunted Mansion

💀 Monster House

🦇 Under Wraps

🎃 Little Monsters

🍂 The Dog Who Saved Halloween

🕸️ Paranorman

💀 Hotel Transylvania

🦇 Hocus Pocus

🎃The Halloween Tree

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[definegodliness]

10-11-2024

Synchronicity

The nightbook closes, Another page writ on torn veil, less than Paper thin. Illegible scribbles Dart like crows' feet startled in the night; Heels from the branch, rustling feathers Captured: Seismograph, ECG; The world and worlds Inside, synchronized. Stellar flare Accelerated In momentum of clarity, to hiding places Beyond our sunlit self-awareness-obscured Waking reach. Continuous, yet, in the realm Of closed eyes, when the head swarms are Silenced, and the tale as old as time is sung By Moirai live wires.

--- 10-11-2024, M.A. Tempels ©

[libraryspectre]

After my post regarding middle-grade horror that hits as an adult, I dug through my goodreads to find some recommendations. I won't promise that all of these will scare you, but imo they're an interesting read at any age. See the original post for my argument on that!

The Nest by Kenneth Oppel - I already covered this in the last post, so I'm not gonna repeat myself. It's definitely the book on this list that got the most genuine scare out of me.

The Small Spaces Quartet by Katherine Arden - each book covers a different seasonal-centric horror, starting with Fall and ending with Summer, and if you've read The Bear and the Nightengale trilogy you know how well Arden writes for a season. I think the first and last books are the best, but they're all worth reading - fun, inventive, with a few moments that genuinely creeped me out.

Frozen Charlotte by Alex Bell - I read this in college so my memory is a little hazy, but good grief there are some moments in this that have stuck with me, especially pertaining to one character's phobia of bones. I just saw there's a sequel, that's going on my list.

Took by Mary Downing Hahn - you could probably read anything by her and it would hit. She was my absolute favorite as a kid, but I'm recommending Took because it came out when I was in college. Hahn was probably my introduction to horror that is really about real-life issues - the kids in her books are usually going through something that they will face along with the scary stuff.

The Stars Did Wander Darkling by Colin Meloy - children's horror does tend to shy away from less-than-happy endings, but not this book, and that distinguishes it in my mind, although that's probably addressed in the sequel. Very spooky and atmospheric, and, fun fact, written by a member of the Decemberists.

Nightbooks by J.A. White - if you were a spooky kid and made to feel bad about it, or ever felt weird for enjoying horror in general, this book is for you.

Hide and Seeker by Daka Harmon - this really deals with some rough subjects from a child's perspective. I wanted to give all these kids a hug. Also very inventive. I hear there's a sequel and it's on my list!