What have you watched for Halloween this month?

[toothaction]

Went with weird TV tonight instead of a movie: Episodes of Psychoville, Garth Marenghi's Dark Place and Tokyo Vampire Hotel. Last night was The Descent: Part 2 (Jon Harris, 2009). Kind of a waste of time, it was like The Descent: The Theme Park Ride.

[EmergencyIan]

“It’s The Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown”

- Ian

[Earth 2 Chris]

Watched part of Blood from the Mummy's Tomb last night, and will finish it up tonight. One of the few Hammer Horrors I hadn't seen. I know it kind of goes without saying for a Hammer movie, but Valerie Leon is gorgeous!



Chris

[Hedji]

Valerie Leon is THE reason to watch that film. Shame she didn't do more Hammer.

Twins of Evil for me last night.

[Earth 2 Chris]

^Man, I LOVE Twins of Evil. Perhaps Peter Cushing's best performance. And I wish Damien Thomas had done more Hammer too. THERE'S your NEW Dracula, Hammer!

Chris

[palitoy]

I love Twins of Evil for pretty incouragable reasons.

[Earth 2 Chris]

^Well, I like it for those reasons as well, but its honestly less lurid and exploitative than it COULD be. Compared to The Vampire Lovers, it's practically chaste!

I love that one too, and mostly for incorrigible reasons. Although it's a pretty faithful adaptation of Carmilla.

Chris

[palitoy]

^Well, I like it for those reasons as well, but its honestly less lurid and exploitative than it COULD be. Compared to The Vampire Lovers, it's practically chaste!

Vampire Lovers was the first movie I rented filled with nudity. I had seen half of it on TV and wanted to see the first part, the TV print was completely censored and i didn't see the movie coming. I own it on Blu Ray now, it seems so tame.

Not to hijack the thread (just read it's purpose) here is mine:

Hallween 2
Halloween 3
House that dripped blood
Psycho 2
House on Haunted Hill
Trick R Treat
Dawn of the Dead (original and remake)
Friday the 13th
The Old Dark House


I'm not big on slasher flicks, in fact I couldn't finish Friday the 13th (bored) but my wife is a quintessential 80s kid. I had high hopes my Blood Island set would arrive in time but later realised that it hasn't actually come out yet. Oh well.

[Mr.Marion]

I also watched Friday the 13th a few weeks ago, wasn't impressed. Jason doesn't show up until the second film but I'm not in any hurry to see it.

Jurassic Park is kinda a Halloween film. It really looked good on Blu-ray.

[drquest]

The Haunting of Hill House series on Netflix
Fright Night
Christine
Nightmare Before Christmas
Halloween III
Tales from the Darkside box set, haven't watch all of these..

[toothaction]

... Jason doesn't show up until the second film ...

Sure he did!

[PNGwynne]

I love Twins of Evil for pretty incouragable reasons.

I think those are the same reasons I've never completely watched any of those films except Countess Dracula.

[Hedji]

In my mind I thought Twins of Evil was more racy than it actually is. I think there is more nudity in the promotional material than the film itself actually.

[Klosterheim]

Vampire Lovers was the first movie I rented filled with nudity. I had seen half of it on TV and wanted to see the first part, the TV print was completely censored and i didn't see the movie coming. I own it on Blu Ray now, it seems so tame.

Not to hijack the thread (just read it's purpose) here is mine:

Hallween 2
Halloween 3
House that dripped blood
Psycho 2
House on Haunted Hill
Trick R Treat
Dawn of the Dead (original and remake)
Friday the 13th
The Old Dark House


I'm not big on slasher flicks, in fact I couldn't finish Friday the 13th (bored) but my wife is a quintessential 80s kid. I had high hopes my Blood Island set would arrive in time but later realised that it hasn't actually come out yet. Oh well.

I really like House That Dripped Blood!

They really found the right actor who looks the maniac part in the first story.

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An actress that I enjoy watching for Halloween is Caroline Munro.

One movie that she is in that I really like is Captain Kronos: Vampire Hunter. It was also fun seeing her in Dracula A.D. 1972.

[TrekStar]

I'm more of a classic oldies watcher, so for me its, Abbott & Costello meet Frankenstein, and Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde,
Dracula, Son of Dracula, Frankenstein, Son Of Frankenstein, Frankenstein meets the Wolfman
Universal's Mummy collection, Hammer's Mummy, Return of the Vampire, Creature from the Black Lagoon trilogy
and last but not least, Star Trek (TOS) episode Catspaw, Spock asked Kirk about the holiday and trick or treat and
Kirk just told him he would be a natural for it.