#halloween marathon 2017

[wedgeantill]

2023 Halloween Marathon ↳ The Ritual (2017) dir. David Bruckner

[bellamysgriffin]

happy october everyone! every year, i organize for myself (and my friends on the occasion that they join me) a marathon of scary/halloweeny movies for each day of the month. i usually get to almost all of them and a third of them are typically rewatches for me (it's not halloween unless you watch scream at least once), and i thought why not share my list this year in case anyone needs recs or wants to join me! (i've also included where I'll be streaming for anyone in the US)

oct. 1: ginger snaps (2000) (peacock)

oct. 2: dawn of the dead (1978)

oct. 3: scream (1996) (hbo max)

oct. 4: i saw the TV glow (2024) (hbo max)

oct. 5: donnie darko (2001) (hulu)

oct. 6: nosferatu (1922) (prime video/freevee)

oct. 7: american psycho (2000) (netflix)

oct. 8: suspiria (1977) (criterion channel)

oct. 9: over the garden wall (2014) (hulu)

oct. 10: carrie (1976)

oct. 11: the devil's backbone (2001) (peacock)

oct. 12: the silence of the lambs (1991)

oct. 13: abigail (2024) (peacock)

oct. 14: the amityville (1979) (hbo max)

oct. 15: hour of the wolf (1968) (criterion channel)

oct. 16: the cabin in the woods (2011) (peacock)

oct. 17: jennifer's body (2009) (hulu)

oct. 18: i married a witch (1942) (hbo max)

oct. 19: wendell & wild (2022) (netflix)

oct. 20: the carmilla movie (2017) (peacock)

oct. 21: crimson peak (2015) (prime video)

oct. 22: escape room (2019) (hulu)

oct. 23: white zombie (1932) (prime video/freevee)

oct. 24: the evil dead (1981) (tubi)

oct. 25: the rocky horror picture show (1975)

oct. 26: cronos (1992) (hbo max)

oct. 27: the descent (2005)

oct. 28: mr. harrigan's phone (2022) (netflix)

oct. 29: sleepy hollow (1999) (prime video)

oct. 30: little shop of horrors (1986)

oct. 31: it's the great pumpkin, charlie brown (1966) (apple tv+) & the nightmare before christmas (1993) (disney +)

i will also be rewatching the tv shows scream queens (hulu) and the haunting of hill house (netflix) as well as episodes from guillermo del toro's anthology series cabinet of curiosities (netflix)

here is the letterboxd list and here is another list with other horror recs from previous years

[dollmulder]

october movie marathon watchlist 2024

dracula (1931)

frankenstein (1931)

the wolf man (1941)

creature from the black lagoon (1954)

invasion of the body snatchers (1956)

blood and black lace (1964)

suspiria (1977)

exorcist ii: the heretic (1977)

the slumber party massacre (1982)

halloween iii: season of the witch (1982)

friday the 13th: a new beginning (1985)

re-animator (1985)

a nightmare on elm street part 2: freddy's revenge (1985)

poltergeist ii: the other side (1986)

halloween 4: the return of michael myers (1988)

in the mouth of madness (1994)

scream 3 (2000)

28 days later (2002)

jeepers creepers 2 (2003)

seed of chucky (2004)

final destination 3 (2006)

the texas chainsaw massacre: the beginning (2006)

wrong turn 2: dead end (2007)

saw v (2008)

get out (2017)

annabelle comes home (2019)

a quiet place part ii (2020)

fear street: 1666 (2021)

in a violent nature (2024)

maxxxine (2024)

i saw the tv glow (2024)

[periprose]

oh my god your michael story?????????? literally obsessed. the storyline being different but still fitting. the characterization. would u ever think abt a part 2 or is it going to stay 1 chap?

Ahh anon thank you!! I really appreciate that, I was kind of second guessing that fic when I posted it. But I'm glad you enjoyed it :)

Definitely I'm going to a part two or even 3! I have a few ideas for sequel and prequel fics. One centered around Halloween 2017, horror movie marathon at the beef/berzatto house (haven't picked yet) before Birdie and Michael admit their feelings.

Another centered around new years/leading up to new years, post Christmas 2017, lots of angst/arguments, making up, happy moments, probably cooking/visiting Michael at the Beef. I'm still deciding on how much this fic is going to foreshadow Michael's eventual demise, but I think overall it will be a little lighter.

Then I have one more idea surrounding potentially sneaking into Michael's room and smut but I have to see if it will come up organically or if it should be a separate drabble.

Let me know if this sounds good :)

[oftlunarialmoon]

5 Things to do on a Rainy Day ( + HUGE DIY LIST)

originally posted to www.onlyfunthings.org on June 18, 2017

Ciao lovelies! Since the east coast has been hit with some storms recently, I decided to make a list of 5 things you can do on a rainy day!

Rainy days are boring because many of the fun activities for every season are outside! But there are actually quite a few fun things we can do inside too!

#1- Watch a Movie/Movie Marathon

Movies are fun and transport us to another world! Try watching some movies, pop some popcorn and have a full on movie day in the house! For extra fun, invite some friends for a  movie marathon where everyone picks a movie and you all watch them! I like watching all the Monster High movies in a marathon!

#2- Cook/Bake Some New Recipes

Rainy days are a great opportunity to test out some new recipes! Baking is very fun to do on rainy days because you can make stuff and eat it! My fave is to bake some cakes and decorate them.

OFT actually has some recipes of our own, including Lemon Cookies and Strawberry Shortcake. We also have meal recipes like Cheeseburger Bites and Italian Chicken! Make sure that if you’re under 18, you get permission to use the stove, etc!

#3- Read a Book

Similar to watching a movie, a book can take us to new places! Books are great for killing time during rainy days. I personally love the Sherlock Holmes novels, because I love a good mystery! What’s your favorite book?

#4- DIY Crafts/Sewing

Something that’s fun, productive, and indoors is to do DIY crafts or to sew!

OFT has many DIY tutorials and posts, including 

-Cat Purse

-Bubble Tea Plushie

-Cat Pouch

-Kawaii School Supplies

-Kawaii Accessories

-Cup/Vase

-Felt Flour Bag

-Upcycled Halloween Décor

-Funky Letters

-Kawaii Blouse

-PJ Top

-Fake Special Effects Makeup

-Duct Tape Bangle

-Beaded Heart Necklace

-Alien Jewelry

-Mini Hat

-Cat Ears

-Purse

-Spring Garland

-Shoe Makeover

-Kawaii Tank Top

-Fingerless Gloves

-Graphics Design Buttons

-Princess Household Items

-Princess Accessories

-Shirt Makeover

And more!

Plus we have a post to tell you everything you need To Get Started DIY-ing!

#5- Test Out Makeup/Hair Tutorials

Another fun way to kill time on a rainy day is to try and recreate all those tutorials for makeup and hair all over the internet!

What do you do on a rainy day?

Stay awesome, and remember to love yourself!

[thenightling]

I only recently learned that the free streaming service "Pluto TV" has a 24/7 Universal Monsters channel but every time I turn it on it's just a marathon of The Munsters. And it's been that way for weeks.

Do they ever show anything else? Otherwise why not just call it the Munsters Channel?

Their Horror, Thrillers, Terror, and Fantasy channels all have a rotating roster of movies. So why is Universal Monsters stuck on The Munsters reruns?

It's not that I don't like The Munsters. It's just I know Universal has a large monster catalogue of shows and movies. Not just the thirty or so black and white movies with sequels, but also Frank Langella's Dracula, Van Helsing, Dracula: Untold, Wolfman (2010), The Mummy (2017). There should be a considerable selection.

So why are they only showing one sixties sitcom?

Before anyone tries to correct me. This is not a "The Munsters" channel like their Addams Family. It has a big picture of four or five of the movie monsters when the channel loads and it's Universal Monsters, with an o.

Update And so we have a legitimate explanation for why The Universal Monsters Pluto TV channel has been showing The Munsters so much. It's because the classic monsters were distributed to other streaming services (and cable / satalite channels) for the Halloween season.

[azzric]

Azzric's 2024 Halloween Movie Marathon Day 13: Triple Feature: The Mummy (1932), The Mummy (1999), The Mummy (2017)

[chvoswxtch]

court's 31 days of halloween 🎃

hello my spooky ghouls & goblins 🖤

some of you know that halloween is my favorite holiday (the time i truly come alive) & that horror is my favorite movie genre. every year i do my own 31 days of halloween movie marathon, & since i'm not able to do kinktober this year, i thought i'd share my list for this year with y'all as a treat ;)

there are some staples that i rewatch every year. i've marked those ones with an asterik! i've also included which films of certain franchises are my favorite.

i know everyone's tolerance for horror is different, so i did my best to add warnings in red for each title that i felt were necessary. some of these are easy watches, some are slightly humorous, & some are pretty intense. please join the marathon at your own comfort level, & watch them in any order you'd like!

☾ it chapter one (2017 version): supernatural, gory & violent, the kids are hilarious ☾ ready or not: dark humor, gory & violent ☾ thirteen ghosts: gory & violent, paranormal ☾ bride of chucky: dark humor, slasher & possession [court’s personal fav of the franchise] ☾ [rec] (spanish film): very gory, supernatural, zombies, found footage style ☾ the silence of the lambs: suspenseful thriller, mentions of cannibalism, gruesome ☾ queen of the damned: sexy vampires, bitchin soundtrack, very gory & violent [one of court's personal favs of all time] ☾ midsommar: graphic suicides, gory, dark cult, unnerving & disturbing images ☾ the lost boys: more sexy vampires, dark humor, gore & violence ☾ scream*: slasher, very gory & violent, some humor [one of court's personal favs of all time] ☾ the craft*: witchcraft, supernatural, violent, light blood [one of court's personal favs of all time] ☾ hush: slasher, gory & violent, home invasion ☾ terrifier: not for the weak stomached or faint of heart. extremely graphic gore & violence, evil clown (or some kinda demon, honestly it’s a mystery) ☾ event horizon: sci-fi, supernatural, gory & violent, graphic & disturbing scenes ☾ the ritual (british film): creature feature, dark cult, sacrifices, lots of graphic gore & violence ☾ scream 4: slasher, very gory & violent, some humor ☾ jason x: slasher, sci-fi setting, very gory & violent, humor [court’s personal fav of the franchise] ☾ saw: extremely gory and violent, graphic scenes of torture ☾ jennifer’s body: bisexual panic, dark humor, gory, megan fox eating boys what’s not to love?? ☾ the descent (british film): claustrophobia trigger (deep cave diving), extremely bloody, creature feature (their favorite snack is humans), very violent ☾ haunt*: slasher, extreme haunted house, very violent and gory, graphic and brutal torture scenes ☾ the autopsy of jane doe: supernatural, gory & violent, grisly images, there is an animal death shown ☾ resident evil apocalypse: zombies (including children & dogs) , intense violence & gore, creature feature, some graphic scenes [court’s personal fav of the franchise] ☾ jeepers creepers: creature feature, thriller, very violent & gory, some graphic scenes, creature likes to snack on humans ☾ nightmare on elm street*: supernatural slasher, extreme violence and gore, allusions to freddy being a pedophile ☾ the exorcist*: slow burn (first half hour or so is slow, but important), supernatural, demonic possession, light gore, violence, a character commits suicide ☾ martyrs (french film): this one is not for the weak or faint of heart. psychological horror, extreme violence & gore, graphic & brutal scenes of torture, sequences of child abuse, disturbing & grisly sequences ☾ the hills have eyes (2006 version): cannibalistic mutants, sexual assault scenes, a man is burned alive, extremely graphic violence and gore, mutants are grotesque and sadistic, there is an animal death shown ☾ train to busan (korean film): zombies, gory & violent, zombies feeding on people, intense sequences ☾ the crow*: thriller, supernatural, strong violence & gore, drug use, sexual assault, some intense and graphic sequences [one of court's personal favs of all time] ☾ halloween (1978 version)*: slasher, mild gore, violent attacks & kills (can’t have halloween without mikey), implied death of an animal

if you're joining the marathon, please let me know which ones are your favs! if you have recommendations for next years list, i wanna hear them!

happy haunting! 🖤

[cinenthusiast]

films watched in october 2023

234. Brotherhood of the Wolf (2001, Gans) (1st viewing / Blu-ray)

235. Hour of the Wolf (1968, Bergman) (2nd viewing / Criterion Channel)

236. Little Nicky (2000, Brill) (3rd viewing / Blu-ray)

237. The Sadness (2021, Jabbaz) (1st viewing / Blu-ray)

238. The Haunted Mansion (2003, Minkoff) (1st viewing / Disney+)

239. The Haunted Mansion (2023, Simien) (1st viewing / Disney+)

240. The Caine Mutiny Court-Martial (2023, Friedkin) (1st viewing / Showtime app)

241. Never Be a Punching Bag for Nobody (2023, Yang) (1st viewing / Amazon rental)

242. Ed Wood (1994, Burton) (no idea what viewing / Blu-ray)

243. Sleepy Hollow (1999, Burton) (no idea what viewing / Blu-ray)

244. Doctor Bull (1933, Ford) (1st viewing / Amazon rental)

245. The Haunting of Julia (1977, Loncraine) (1st viewing / 4K)

246. The Others (2001, Amenábar) (3rd viewing / Blu-ray)

247. Scary Movie 2 (2001, Wayans) (not sure what viewing since I saw this a lot on Comedy Central growing up / Max)

248. Scary Movie 3 (2003, Zucker) (2nd viewing / Max)

249. They Live (1988, Carpenter) (4th viewing / Blu-ray)

250. Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1978, Kaufman) (5th viewing / 4K)

251. Dreamaniac (1986, DeCoteau) (1st viewing / Tubi)

252. Nightmare Sisters (1988, DeCocteau) (1st viewing / Blu-ray)

253. Pyewacket (2017, MacDonald) (1st viewing / Blu-ray)

254. Savage Harvest (1994, Stanze) (1st viewing / Blu-ray)

255. Scary Movie 4 (2006, Zucker) (1st viewing / Max)

256. Bram Stoker’s Dracula (1992, Coppola) (4th viewing / 4K)

257. Bordello of Blood (1996, Adler) (1st viewing / Amazon rental)

258. Maximum Overdrive (1986, King) (1st viewing / Blu-ray)

259. Cat’s Eye (1985, Teague) (3rd viewing / Blu-ray)

258. Uninvited (1988, Clark) (1st viewing / Blu-ray)

259. Triangle (2009, Smith) (1st viewing / Shudder)

260. Ghosts of Mars (2001, Carpenter) (2nd viewing / Blu-ray)

261. The City of the Dead (1960, Moxey) (1st viewing / Blu-ray)

262. Spider Baby (1967, Hill) (1st viewing / Blu-ray)

263. It Came from Outer Space (1953, Arnold) (1st viewing / 4K)

264. The Blob (1988, Russell) (6th viewing / 4K)

265. Freaks (1932, Browning) (2nd viewing / Blu-ray)

266. The Funhouse (1981, Hooper) (1st viewing / Blu-ray)

267. Killers of the Flower Moon (2023, Scorsese) (1st viewing / theatrical)

268. Mars Attacks! (1996, Burton) (no idea / Amazon)

269. The Premature Burial (1962, Corman) (1st viewing / Tubi)

270. X: The Man with the X-Ray Eyes (1963, Corman) (1st viewing / Blu-ray)

271. Black Sabbath (1963, Bava) (3rd viewing / Blu-ray)

272. Mad God (2022, Tippet) (1st viewing / Blu-ray)

273. Coraline (2009, Selick) (3rd viewing / 4K)

274. Purana Mandir (1984, Ramsay Brothers) (1st viewing / Blu-ray)

275. Don’t Look Now (1973, Roeg) (4th (?) viewing / Blu-ray)

276. The Red Queen Kills Seven Times (1972, Miraglia) (1st viewing / Blu-ray)

277. Rosemary’s Baby (1968, Polanski) (4th viewing / 35mm, Coolidge Corner Halloween Marathon)

278. Suspiria (1977, Argento) (4th viewing / 35mm, Coolidge Corner Halloween Marathon)

279. Blair Witch Project (1999, Myrick & Sanchez) (3rd viewing / 35mm, Coolidge Corner Halloween Marathon)

280. Snow White and the Seven Dwarves (1937, Hand) (no idea what viewing / 35mm, Coolidge Corner Halloween Marathon)

281. The Craft (1996, Fleming) (no idea what viewing / 35mm, Coolidge Corner Halloween Marathon)

282. Evil Dead II (1987, Raimi) (3rd viewing / 4K)

283. Christine (1983, Carpenter) (9th or 10th viewing / Blu-ray)

284. Tales from the Crypt: Demon Knight (1995, Dickerson) (6th viewing / Blu-ray)

285. Halloween (1978, Carpenter) (6th-ish viewing / Blu-ray)

286. Halloween III: Season of the Witch (1982, Wallace) (8th viewing)

[lyledebeast]

I've decided that this Halloween I'm going to do a Jordan Peele marathon: Us (2019), Nope (2022), and Get Out (2017) in that order. I'm not stupid enough to watch Us after dark . . . again.

[wedgeantill]

2023 Halloween Marathon ↳ Marrowbone (2017) dir. Sergio G. Sánchez

[black-fairy3]

🕷️❤︎₊˚ʚ ᗢ₊˚✧ fairy's spooky movie marathon✧˚₊ᗢ ɞ˚₊❤︎🕷

HAPPY SPOOKY SEASON EVERYONE!!!!!

my name is ʚ fairy ɞ , welcome to my blog <3

i love movies and over this past year, i've been keeping track of all the new movies i have watched. whether old or new, i would watch, rate and write my own personal review. now that it's halloween and i was going to watch halloween themed/horror movies anyway, i thought, why not just share my thoughts with other movies lovers!!!

this list consisted of movies i have already seen, ones i've never seen, and ones i've seen but, don't really remember all that much. please do not judge me for the movies that i've never seen but, have been out for years okay!! it's very hard for me to grab onto new things and i'm sensitive so, please be nice😭

| ❤︎ - seen before | 🤡 - never seen | 🕷️- don't remember/wasn't paying attention | underlined titles have the link to my review |

the list:

halloween (1978) 🤡

the craft (1996) ❤︎ -> (2020) 🤡

texas chainsaw massacre (1974) 🤡

friday the 13th (1980) 🤡

rosemary’s baby (1968) 🤡

coraline (2009) ❤︎

monster house (2006) ❤︎

paranorman (2012) 🕷️

my babysitter’s a vampire (2010) ❤︎

the shining (1980) 🤡

queen of the damned (2002) 🤡

the babadook (2014) 🤡

death becomes her (1992) ❤︎

sweeney todd: the demon barber of fleet street (2007) 🤡

final destination (2000) -> (2003) -> (2006) -> (2009) -> (2011) 🤡

scream (1996) ❤︎ -> (1997) -> (2000) -> (2011) -> (2022) -> (2023) 🤡

a nightmare on elm street (1984) 🤡

corpse bride (2005) 🤡

get out (2017) ❤︎

nope (2022) ❤︎

men in black (1997) -> (2002) -> (2011) -> (2019) ❤︎

candyman (2021) ❤︎

carrie (1976)🕷️ -> (1999) 🤡 -> (2002) 🤡 -> (2013) ❤︎

hellraiser (1987) -> (2005) -> (2022) 🤡

thir13en ghost (2001) 🤡

child’s play (1988) 🤡

children of the corn (1984) 🤡

the rocky horror picture show (1975) 🕷️

elvira: mistress of the dark (1988) 🤡

jennifer’s body (2009) ❤︎

leprechaun (1993) 🤡

psycho (1960) 🤡

evil dead rise (2023) 🤡

pearl (2022) 🤡

black phone (2021) ❤︎

it (1990) 🤡 -> (2017) ❤︎ -> (2019) ❤︎

bodies bodies bodies (2022) 🤡

it follows (2014) 🤡

malignant (2021) 🕷️

terrifier (2016), -> (2022) 🤡

freaky (2020) 🤡

train to busan (2016) ❤︎

don’t breathe (2016), -> (2021) 🤡

hard candy (2005) 🤡

the visit (2015) 🕷️

promising young woman (2020) 🤡

bad hair (2020) 🤡

the house that jack build (2018) 🤡

false positive (2021) 🤡

escape room (2019), -> (2021) ❤︎

fresh (2022) ❤︎

the covenant (2006) 🤡

little monsters (2019) 🤡

cooties (2014) ❤︎

they cloned tyrone (2023) ❤︎

warm bodies (2013) ❤︎

the invitation (2022) 🤡

army of the dead (2021) 🤡

zombieland (2009), -> (2019) 🤡

fear street (1) -> (2) -> (3) ❤︎

we have a ghost (2023) 🤡

lovely bones (2009) 🕷️

the silence (2019) 🤡

cam (2018) 🕷️

edward scissors hands (1990) 🕷️

a quiet place (2018), -> (2020) 🤡

hansel & gretel: witch hunters (2013) ❤︎

vampires suck (2010) ❤︎

knock knock (2015) 🕷️

the fly (1986) 🤡

DISCLAIMER: some of the movies on this list are of a franchise...rather long franchises. so because of that, i will be watching the first movie out of the franchise unless stated other wise. i will not be watching twelve movies of a franchise, my limit is six so, please do not ask.

also, most of these movies are more spooky than scary because i'm more of a slasher, creature and psychological thrillers type gal. ghosts and spirits aren't really for me but, i did put the babadook (2014) here just in case i have the urge to really get scared but, if i pussy out, i don't wanna hear nathan!!!!!!

feel free to watch along with me and leave any comments under this post. i love hearing other peoples opinion's & theory's and sharing/explaining things about a film that i might have missed the first time around. i'm all ears :)

[inkblotsandscribble]

Halloween Horrors...

So, here's the thing. Every year, me and my sister have started to do a horror movie marathon for Halloween.

We literally start at the beginning of October and go to whenever the Christmas movie watching season starts, usually towards the end of December. We might even pick it up again in January because we love a good scare on these cold autumnal/winter nights. (We've also got an animation marathon on pause while the horror season is going on... we're going backwards through the Disney/Pixar catalogue. We left that on 'Encanto'.)

I place horror movies into three categories: fun movies, scary movies and classic horror. Fun includes such things as 'Beetlejuice', 'Ghostbusters' and 'The Book of Life'. Scary would include 'It', 'Longlegs', 'The Babadook'... anything with darker themes. Classics are older movies, your 'Nightmare on Elm Street', 'Psycho', 'Poltergeist'.

I've been asked about the horror movies I've been watching so I just thought I'd come on here and make a list of the ones we had already watched! So, without further ado and in alphabetical order:

Scary Movies:

1408 (2007)

30 Days of Night (2007)

Alien (1979)

All You Need is Death (2023)

Annabelle (2014)

Carrie (1976)

Christine (1983)

Crimson Peak (2015)

Doctor Sleep (2019)

Ghost Ship (2002)

Ghostwatch (1992)

House on Haunted Hill (1999)

Hush (2016)

Insidious (2010)

It - Chapters One and Two (2017 & 2019)

Knock at the Cabin (2023)

Last Shift (2014)

Late Night with the Devil (2023)

Let the Right One In (2008)

Longlegs (2024)

Midsommar (2019)

Nope (2022)

Oculus (2013)

Phantoms (1998)

Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark (2019)

Session 9 (2001)

Shutter Island (2010)

Silent Hill (2006)

Talk to Me (2022)

The Babadook (2014)

The Black Phone (2021)

The Blair Witch Project (1999)

The Conjuring (2013)

The Curse of La Llorona (2019)

The Devil's Backbone (2001)

The Girl with all the Gifts (2016)

The Mist (2007)

The Moor (2023)

The Others (2001)

Shadow of the Vampire (2000)

The Shining (1980)

The Sixth Sense (1999)

The Woman in Black (2012)

Thirteen Ghosts (2001)

Us (2019)

Television:

The Haunting of Hill House (2018)

The Haunting of Bly Manor (2020)

Midnight Mass (2021)

The Midnight Club (2022)

The Fall of the House of Usher (2023)

Black Summer (2019 - 2021)

The Burning Girls (2023)

The Strain (2014 - 2017)

Hannibal (2013-2015)

I'd also add 'The Walking Dead' (2010 - 2022) here, and it's spin-offs, though it is a long watch and definitely has it's ups and down...

If I add that, I should probably add 'The Last of Us' (2023 - present) too.

Classic Horror:

Halloween (1978)

House on Haunted Hill (1959)

Poltergeist (1982)

Psycho (1960)

The Amityville Horror (1979)

The Fog (1980)

The Haunting (1963)

The Innocents (1961)

Fun movies:

Abigail (2024)

Anna and the Apocalypse (2017)

Beetlejuice (1988)

Coco (2017)

Coraline (2009)

Corpse Bride (2005)

Fear Street Trilogy - 1994, 1978, 1666 (2021)

Final Destination (2000)

Final Destination 2 (2003)

Fright Night (1985)

Ghostbusters: Afterlife (2021)

Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire (2024)

Happy Death Day (2017)

Happy Death Day 2U (2019)

M3GAN (2022)

Renfield (2023)

Scream (1996)

Scream 2 (1997)

Severance (2006)

Sleepy Hollow (1999)

Sweeney Todd (2007)

The Book of Life (2014)

The Faculty (1998)

The Lost Boys (1987)

The Menu (2022)

The Nightmare Before Christmas (1993)

The Rocky Horror Picture Show (1975)

Television:

Chilling Adventures of Sabrina (CAOS) (2018-2020)

Dead Boy Detectives (2024)

Lockwood and Co. (2023)

Locke and Key (2020-2022)

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Honourable mentions, though not ones I've watched for this marathon:

You could add 'Julie and the Phantoms' (2020) here because Ghosts!

'Supernatural' (2005-2009) should also have an honourable mention... I'm aware it carried on past it's fifth season but I didn't.

Oh! And 'Buffy' (1997-2003) and 'Angel' (1999-2004), of course!

{I need to stop myself here before I make this into a whole different list that is just WB/CW shows from the 90's/early 00's, just because that is a whole other rabbit hole I could readily jump into... and it will have nothing to do with horror.}

If you are with littler ones, you can't go wrong with 'Goosebumps' (1995-1998, Revival 2023), or 'Are You Afraid of the Dark' (1992-1996, Revivals 1999, 2019-2022) or 'Eerie Indiana' (1991-1993)... 'Black Hole High' (2002-2006) was also a good one.

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I'm not sure whether every movie is, strictly speaking, in the correct section but you get the idea!

I might keep updating this as we continue our marathon so keep your eyes peeled and watch along if you like! Hopefully there is something in here you won't have watched before!

Also, I'm planning another post that will go a little deeper into each title but we'll see if I get there...

Happy Hauntings!

C.

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This Day in X-Project - November 5

2015: Nica asks if it’s okay for her father to join the mansion Thanksgiving celebrations. Lorna texts Alex to explain what happened with Wanda and to thank him for his support.

2016: Doug posts about the new hacker hero for Overwatch, comparing her to Domino. Julian pulls himself together to try to, successfully, patch things up with Tandy. Jubilee posts a link to a new song she’s enjoying.

2017: Bobby posts about having finished his Halloween candy in record time. Gabriel posts about running the New York Marathon without his powers. Namor posts about people looking for Atlantis and issues a challenge for people to find the real thing.

2018: Morningstar: Warren apologizes to Bobbi for vanishing as things got busy at work.

2019: Hope and Kurt discuss her current career path.

2020:

2021: The Color of Horror: Laurie asks Darcy what she needs; Alani announces she’ll be keeping the library open; Gabriel suggests not going anywhere for a while; Kevin checks in on Darcy and gives her the task of setting up a new system of drops since the old one appears to have been compromised by whoever sent the book; Alex checks in on Kyle and Alani.

2022: Hope runs into Kyle at his swing dance club following a meeting and joins in.

2023: Sharon gives Namor a note thanking him for rescuing members of her former cat colony during the flood. An integrated Haller runs into Shatterstar, who easily sees through his attempts to deflect.

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hiii thanks for rbing my horror recs post! here's your recs! :)

based on evil dead rise i'd recommend veronica (2017), when evil lurks (2023), talk to me (2022), cobweb (2023) and the dark and the wicked (2020) about a family in the grip of evil.

based on smile i'd recommend oculus (2013), it follows (2014), terrified (2017), longlegs (2024), the babadook (2014) and malignant (2021) about being haunted by something sinister from the past.

based on bride of chucky i'd recommend lisa frankenstein (2024), elvira, mistress of evil (1988), death becomes her (1992), hello mary lou: prom night 2 (1987) (not necessary to watch the first one), the craft (1996), jennifer's body (2009), all cheerleaders die (2013) and ready or not (2019) because they're all super fun (and some campy) female centered horrors!

based on alien i'd recommend the thing (1982), sunshine (2007), the descent (2005), annihilation (2018), nope (2022), 10 cloverfield lane (2016) and event horizon (1997) because they're some of my fav isolated setting creature horrors.

based on 30 days of night i'd recommend the wolf of snow hollow (2020), midnight mass (2021), the mist (2007), feast (2005) and night of the comet (1984) for some cool small town creature horror and near dark (1987), abigail (2024), fright night (1985) and let the right one in (2008) for some of my fav vampire movies. 

hope there's some you haven't seen yet! :)

Oh my god I meant to answer this forever ago and then I forgot about it

There are only a few recs you have that I’ve seen: The Craft (which is a fave of mine), Elvira, and I think I’ve seen the original It Follows but I can’t remember. Some I may have seen but it’s been so long they probably deserve a rewatch

I’ll have to go through the rest and add them to my watchlist for this year’s Halloween movie marathon at our house. Thanks for the recs!

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Halloween Movie Art-athon

Night 6: "I See You" (2019)

3rd panel -

I'd had this film on my queue for the movie marathon, and then I remembered it being mentioned on one of the true crime podcasts I listen to. On the podcast, it was only described as a home invasion film, so I was worried I would find it rather boring. But, I decided to give it a try anyway, and I'm glad I did. It's not just a home invasion film, it's actually a lot more. The plot also features child abduction, the effects of infidelity on a marriage, and a murder coverup. Also, one of the protagonists is played by Judah Lewis, who is also in "The Babysitter" (2017). If he wants to center his acting career around starring in horror films, I wholeheartedly support it. He's kinda cute too lol.

4th panel -

And, yeah, the home invasion part wasn't nearly as boring as I thought it would be. Honestly, this movie just hits you from all angles. One gut punch after another. Wonderfully written, full of trauma, and lots of plot twists. You start out thinking you know who the "bad guy" is, only to realize almost everyone is terrible in their own way. It's just that some are drastically worse than others. If you like psychological thrillers, give this film a try. You won't regret it.

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