Annual Halloween Scary Movie Thread
For those of you who celebrate Halloween (maybe we can make this into a Guy Fawkes Day thread for the UK), launching the annual scary movie thread (or maybe not so scary):
-The Shining
-Alice Sweet Alice
-Great Pumpkin
-Magic
-Children of the Corn
-Salem's Lot
-Dracula (with Christopher Lee)
-The Wicker Man
-Amityville Horror (1979)
-Pet Sematary
-Storm of the Century
-Interview with the Vampire
-Carnival of Souls
-Night of the Living Dead (1968)
-The Pyx (1973)
-Wait Until Dark (1967)
Please feel free to add.
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We managed to watch Lost Boys
We managed to watch Lost Boys and Beetlejuice this weekend!
The Parent Trap
Every SM;s biggest fear LOL
Seriously, The Birds. Saw that as a kid and to this day it scares me
Same. Pretty sure it's the
Same. Pretty sure it's the reason that I hate birds and they freak me out.
The Strangers always scares
The Strangers always scares me!
Poltergeist
and The Sixth Sense.
Though the Shining still scares the heck out of me!!
Poltergeist
Poltergeist
SleepWalkers
Scream 1-3
IT
The Blob
Frankenstein
My Skids love to watch IT
My Skids love to watch IT (which is too scary for me!).
I used to watch scary movies - some favorites were Scream, the Exorcist, Silence of the Lambs.
I accidentally went to see the first Saw movie and still have flashbacks even though I closed my eyes during the really bad parts. I say accidentally because my friend picked it and I didn't know what it was about.
Similarly, I saw the Conjuring when the movie we planned to see was sold out. My friends had more fun watching me jump out of my seat than watching the movie.
I forgot
Psycho (the original; not sure if they remade it)
Chef likes TCM.
I torture my household by
I torture my household by watching horror movies year round. Doesn't matter how bad they are, I at least have to check them out.
Instead of listing every single one, my all time favorite is the original Halloween and then I hit up prime, netflix, hulu and peacock for the rest.
One other that is animated but one of my favorites (in book form as well) is Ray Bradbury's Halloween Tree
Limehouse Golem
is pretty good. And Elizabeth Montgomery's version of Lizzie Borden.
When I stayed at the Lizzie
When I stayed at the Lizzie Borden house the lady who owned the place had us watch that movie, it was such a trip watching it in the same sitting room the father was murdered in.
Scaredy Cat
I'm a big scaredy cat and have never watched scary movies. When I was 15, back in 1960, I had a first date with a handsome, Italian neighbor. He took me to a new movie. I was busy concentrating on my looks (and his) and not paying much attention to the plans. It was Psycho. I have never been so terrified. Lol.
The OMEN...
The OMEN...
Daybreakers
Vampire movie with Ethan Hawke. Not particularly horror, more thriller (a bit gory), but a favorite of mine. I'll never forget seeing it in the theater, the huge, muscled out guy in front of me jumped at one of the scenes, spilled his popcorn everywhere and let out the highest pitch squeal!!
Wimp
So I'm a wimp. And my hubby's an even bigger wimp, so I guess that makes him a weenie. Can't handle scary movies. So here is my Halloween-lite list!
*Hocus Pocus
*Its the Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown
*Ghostbusters (all of them!)
*The Adaams Family/Adaams Family Values (new one this year!)
*Casper the Friendly Ghost
*The Legend of Sleepy Hollow (Disney version)
*Beetlejuice
Go ahead and roll your eyes.
I love all these moveis too,
I love all these moveis too, I get tired of the blood and gore and just need some fun spooky. Have you watched the Muppets Haunted Mansion yet? Super cute!
They aren't movies but, I
They aren't movies but, I LOVED the Netflix series The Haunting of Hill House and The Haunting of Bly Manor. You can binge them in two days.
I love the old b&w horror
I love the old b&w horror movies.
Dead of Night
Night of the Hunter
Carnival of Souls
The Haunting
Eyes w/out a face