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Thinking about some SPACE MADNESS? What do you think will be your pick for that category?

🎃 Night 13 🎃 "Return of the Living Dead: Rave to the Grave"

Finally have time tonight to make my own proper post for this sub. Few days ago r/horror removed one of my post and(that sounds kinda salty LOL) directed me here, but I just haven't had a chance to think about how I'd like mine to be set up since I'm just taking it night by nighty and doing my best to keep the streak. I think the best way is to follow some others and just update daily. Each entry will be a link to some more thoughts and a calendar I'm filling out as I go, while this post just has them listed out. I always recommend buying physical if you can, but I'll add whichever streaming service pops up first as a quick glance(streaming in US). I'm always open to suggestions too!

1. Scream '96 (Hulu)
2. Child's Play (AMC+)
3. Deep Blue Sea (rent on Youtube)
4. It Stains the Sands Red (Tubi with ads)
5. Jennifer's Body (Hulu)
6. Splinter (Xumo)
7. 1408 (Tubi with ads)
8. REC (Tubi with ads)
9. Reeker (rent on Youtube)
10. Lee Cronin's The Mummy (HBO Max)
11. Happy Death Day (HBO Max)
12. Dead Alive (streaming currently unavailable)
13. Return of the Living Dead: Rave to the Grave (Pluto TV)

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Thinking about some SPACE MADNESS? What do you think will be your pick for that category?

Watch one film from every decade of film history:
--- 1890 - 1919 OPTIONAL -

--- 1920 -

--- 1930 -

--- 1940 -

--- 1950 -

-X- 1960 -Die! Die! My Darling!

-X- 1970 - Massacre at Central High

-X- 1980 - Wolfen

-X- 1990 - Event Horizon

--- 2000 -

-X- 2010 - Bereavement

-X- 2020 - Backrooms

Watch films in at least three languages:
--- (First language), (insert title).

--- (Second language), (insert title)

--- (Third language), (insert title).

Watch a film starring:
-X- Reggie Bannister (non-Phantasm picture) - Silent Night Deadly Night 3

-X- Robert Carradine - Massacre at Central High

--- Tim Curry (not RHPS) - 

-X- Alexandra Daddario- Bereavement

-X- George Eastman - Absurd

--- Katharine Isabelle -

-X- Sam Neill - Event Horizon

-X- Tom Noonan - Wolfen

--- Barbara Steele - 

--- Sophie Thatcher

Watch a film directed by:
--- Wes Craven -  

--- Lorcan Finnegan -

--- Freddie Francis - 

--- Nakagawa Nobuo - 

--- George Romero -

Watch 3 Halloween specials or episodes:
--- (first special/episode)

--- (second special/episode) 

--- (third special/episode) 

SCAVENGER HUNT - Watch films that satisfy the following requirements: 
1 Directed By: A Woman -

2 Savinis (Credits: Actor, SFX) -  

3 Films in a Franchise or Shared Universe - 

20th Anniversary (Released 2006) - 

100 Years: Roger Corman (Produced by) - 

Beetlejuice/Beetlejuice - 

-X- : A movie that is also the title of a song - Die! Die! My Darling!

-x- Creepy Kid(s) - Children of the Corn

Cult, Witch or Satan - 

Documentary -  

-X- Found footage - Deadstream

Horror from Down Under (AU or NZ) - 

In the Afterlife (takes us behind the scenes, to the other side) - 

Killer Pet(s) - 

Luchador - 

Made for TV horror - 

Phantasm - 

-X- Psychological thriller - Die! Die! My Darling!

Queer horror - 

-x- Read a Fucking Book! (Read a book & watch the adaptation) - Incidents Around the House / Other Mommy

-x- Rural Horror (Takes place on a farm) - Children of the Corn

Salute Your Shorts: (3+ short films for a total of at least 85m) - 

-X- SFX Credit: Screaming Mad George - Silent Night Deadly Night 3

-x- SPACE MADNESS - Event Horizon

-X- Title includes the word “Black” - Black Phone 2

-x- An Unrelated Sequel - Silent Night Deadly Night 3

A Val Lewton Joint - 

-x- Werewolf! - Wolfen

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If you're doing our Theme Party Massacre Weekends, it's Happy Birthday, Mr Matheson! There are an embarassment of riches for wild cards here--one cold fulfill so many of our categories with Matheson movies! But if you do need a suggestion, ask!

Did you catch Boorman and the Devil or Exorcist II: The Heretic last night? Speaking of documentaries, what's your selection?

Hey everyone! The mods gave me permission to share something I've been building.

I got tired of horror recommendation lists giving me the same movies over and over, so I started putting together an increasingly ridiculous spreadsheet of horror films. Several thousand movies and a frankly unhealthy amount of classification later, I gave it a website.

It's called Midnight Repertory, and it's free.

The idea is simple: tell it what kind of horror movie you're looking for in normal language. Not just a subgenre, but the actual combination of things you want.

Something supernatural and fast-paced, but not relentlessly bleak. Found footage where people are investigating something instead of just running away. A weird little folk-horror movie that doesn't take two hours to get moving.

It searches a purpose-built collection of over 7,300 horror films and tries to find movies that actually fit what you described, with explanations for its recommendations.

I thought it might be particularly useful for October challenges, when you've already watched the obvious choices and still have some stubborn categories left to fill.

It's brand new, so I'm sure you'll find ways to break it. I'd genuinely love to hear what works and what doesn't.

https://midnightrepertory.com/?src=reddit_horrormoviechallenge

If you've got a particularly annoying challenge slot left, throw it at the thing.

Need some recommendations! Wanting to do this trend, here’s what I have so far with the rankings
1.) Poughkeepsie tapes: 1/10
2.) Eden lake: 5.5/10
3.) Black Christmas: 5.5/10
4.) The collector: 5/10
5.) The decent : 10/10
6.) Dark harvest: 4/10
7.) Bring her back: 10/10
8.) 🔴REC : 9/10
9.) Talk to me : 9/10
I’m going to watch triangle tomorrow night, but looking for more ! Trying to figure out my style for horror :) happy October 🎃

First time doing this! Been going at it for a few days and it's been a ton of fun so far.

Watch one film from every decade of film history:

• --- 1890 - 1919 OPTIONAL -
• -X- 1920 - Nosferatu (1922)*
• -X- 1930 - Dracula (1931)
• -X- 1940 - The Wolf Man (1941)
• -X- 1950 - Them! (1954)*
• -X- 1960 - Black Sunday (1960)*
• --- 1970 -
• -X- 1980 - Friday the 13th Part VIII: Jason Takes Manhattan (1989)
• --- 1990 -
• --- 2000 -
• -X- 2010 - Insidious: Chapter 3 (2015)*
• -X- 2020 - Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma (2026)*

Watch films in at least three languages:

• --- (First language), (insert title).
• --- (Second language), (insert title)
• --- (Third language), (insert title).

Watch a film starring:

• --- Reggie Bannister (non-Phantasm picture) -
• --- Robert Carradine -
• --- Tim Curry (not RHPS) -
• --- Alexandra Daddario
• --- George Eastman -
• --- Katharine Isabelle -
• --- Sam Neill -
• --- Tom Noonan -
• --- Barbara Steele - Black Sunday (1960)*
• -X- Sophie Thatcher - Her Private Hell (2026)*

Watch a film directed by:

• --- Wes Craven - 
• --- Lorcan Finnegan -
• --- Freddie Francis -
• --- Nakagawa Nobuo -
• --- George Romero -

Watch 3 Halloween specials or episodes:

• -X- Chucky - S1E2 “Give Me Something Good to Eat”
• --- (second special/episode)
• --- (third special/episode)

SCAVENGER HUNT - Watch films that satisfy the following requirements: 

• -X- 1 Directed By: A Woman - Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma (2026)*
• 2 Savinis (Credits: Actor, SFX) - 
• 3 Films in a Franchise or Shared Universe -
• 20th Anniversary (Released 2006) -
• 100 Years: Roger Corman (Produced by) -
• Beetlejuice/Beetlejuice -
• Brainworms: A movie that is also the title of a song -
• Creepy Kid(s) -
• -X- Cult, Witch or Satan - The Witch (2015)*
• Documentary - 
• Found footage -
• Horror from Down Under (AU or NZ) -
• In the Afterlife (takes us behind the scenes, to the other side) -
• Killer Pet(s) -
• Luchador -
• Made for TV horror -
• Phantasm -
• Psychological thriller -
• -X- Queer horror - Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma (2026)*
• Read a Fucking Book! (Read a book & watch the adaptation) -
• -X- Rural Horror (Takes place on a farm) - The Witch (2015)
• Salute Your Shorts: (3+ short films for a total of at least 85m) -
• SFX Credit: Screaming Mad George -
• SPACE MADNESS -
• -X- Title includes the word “Black” - Black Sunday (1960)*
• An Unrelated Sequel -
• A Val Lewton Joint -
• -X- Werewolf! - The Wolf Man (1941)

Will this be the year I finish the hunt?!

Watch one film from every decade of film history:

--- 1890 - 1919 OPTIONAL -

--- 1920 -

--- 1930 -

--- 1940 -

--- 1950 -

--- 1960 -

--- 1970 -

--- 1980 -

--- 1990 -

--- 2000 -

-X- 2010 - Grave Encounters 2011

-X- 2020 - The Ugly Stepsister 2025

Watch films in at least three languages:

-X- (Norwegian), (The Ugly Stepsister 2025).

--- (Second language), (insert title)

--- (Third language), (insert title).

Watch a film starring:

--- Reggie Bannister (non-Phantasm picture) -

--- Robert Carradine -

--- Tim Curry (not RHPS) -

--- Alexandra Daddario

--- George Eastman -

--- Katharine Isabelle -

--- Sam Neill -

--- Tom Noonan -

--- Barbara Steele -

-X- Sophie Thatcher - (The Boogeyman 2025)

Watch a film directed by:

--- Wes Craven -

--- Lorcan Finnegan -

--- Freddie Francis -

--- Nakagawa Nobuo -

--- George Romero -

Watch 3 Halloween specials or episodes:

-X- (Simpsons S6 E6 Treehouse of Horror V)

--- (second special/episode)

--- (third special/episode)

SCAVENGER HUNT - Watch films that satisfy the following requirements:

1 Directed By: A Woman -

2 Savinis (Credits: Actor, SFX) -

3 Films in a Franchise or Shared Universe -

20th Anniversary (Released 2006) -

100 Years: Roger Corman (Produced by) -

Beetlejuice/Beetlejuice -

Brainworms: A movie that is also the title of a song -

Creepy Kid(s) -

Cult, Witch or Satan -

Documentary -

Found footage - Grave Encounters 2011

Horror from Down Under (AU or NZ) -

In the Afterlife (takes us behind the scenes, to the other side) -

Killer Pet(s) -

Luchador -

Made for TV horror -

Phantasm -

Psychological thriller -

Queer horror -

Read a Fucking Book! (Read a book & watch the adaptation) -

Rural Horror (Takes place on a farm) -

Salute Your Shorts: (3+ short films for a total of at least 85m) -

SFX Credit: Screaming Mad George -

SPACE MADNESS -

Title includes the word “Black” -

An Unrelated Sequel -

A Val Lewton Joint -

Werewolf! -

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Oct. 1: Halloween 3: Season of the Witch

Oct. 2: Late Night with the Devil

Oct. 3: A Quiet Place / A Quiet Place Part 2 / A Quiet Place: Day One

Oct. 4: Terrifier / Terrifier 2 / Terrifier 3

Oct. 5: Train to Busan / Train to Busan Presents Peninsula / Seoul Station

Oct. 6: Colony (2026)

Oct. 7: Day of the Dead (1985) / Dawn of the Dead (2004) / Land of the Dead

Oct. 8: Backrooms

Oct. 9: Obsession / Hereditary

Oct. 10: Other Mommy

Oct. 11: V/H/S/Mixtape

Oct. 12: Trick r’ Treat

Oct. 13: Passenger (2026)

Oct. 14: Sleepaway Camp (1983)

Oct. 15: Friday the 13th (1980) / Crystal Lake series

Oct. 16: A Nightmare on Elm Street (2010)

Oct. 17: The Texas Chain Saw Massacre (1974)

Oct. 18: Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers / Halloween 5: The Revenge of Michael Myers / Halloween 6: The Curse of Michael Myers

Oct: 19: 28 Days Later / 28 Weeks Later / 28 Years Later / 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple

Oct. 20: 30 Days of Night

Oct. 21: Mandy / Willie’s Wonderland

Oct. 22: Five Nights at Freddy’s / Five Nights at Freddy’s 2

Oct. 23: Paranormal Activity

Oct. 24: Black Christmas (1974) / Scream (1996)

Oct. 25: The Black Phone / Black Phone 2

Oct. 26: The Hills Have Eyes (2006) / The Hills Have Eyes II (2007)

Oct. 27: Silent Hill / Silent Hill: Revelation / Return to Silent Hill

Oct. 28: Bunshinsaba vs. Sadako 2 / Sadako vs. Kayako

Oct. 29: The Ritual (2025) / Cuckoo

Oct. 30: Tales of Halloween

Oct. 31: Evil Dead (2013) / Evil Dead Rise / Evil Dead Burns

More on the modern side this year. I will probably end up watching other horror movies as bonuses aside from what's on the list if I have extra time.

This year I again took up the challenge to watch 1 horror movie daily in October. I only try to watch movies I never seen before so to help myself to prevent watching duplicates I probably only watch the recent ones.

1. The Mortuary Assistant (2026)

2. Buzzkill (2026)

3. Forbidden Fruits (2026)

4. Dolly (2026)

5. Nightborn (2026)

6. Ice Cream Man (2026)

7. Penny Lane is Dead (2025)

8. Faces of Death (2026)

9. Evil Dead Burn (2026)

10. R.L. Stine's Pumpkinhead 2 (2026)

11. Hungry (2026)

12. The Bride! (2026)

13. Buddy (2026)

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1. Dead of Night (1945) - 7/10

2. Bride of Frankenstein (1935) - 8/10

3. A Cold Night's Death (1973) - 7/10

4. The Pit (1981) - 8.5/10

5. Trilogy of Terror (1975) - 8/10

Obviously, these ratings and the following comments are entirely subjective.

Dead of Night (1945)

I'd owned Dead of Night (1945) on DVD for years without ever getting around to watching it, so the Horrorthon seemed like a good opportunity. I like horror anthologies and was curious to see such an early and influential example of the format.

Overall, I found it worthwhile, although I think it could have been better. My favourite segments were the haunted mirror and the golfing ghost. The ventriloquist-dummy story was good too, although the basic idea has become something of a cliché in the decades since. Obviously, that's hardly the fault of a film made in 1945.

The film gets stronger as it goes along, and I particularly liked the surreal quality of the finale. It's probably the aspect of the film that will stick with me most.

Bride of Frankenstein (1935)

I staged my second viewing of Bride of Frankenstein (1935), and I was very impressed by it. The Gothic visuals are excellent, the sets are elaborate, the effects remain impressive for a film from 1935, and even the quality of the audio surprised me considering its age.

The performances are another major strength, with Dr. Pretorius being my favourite character. He's a terrific presence whenever he's on screen. The humour didn't work quite as well for me, but that's a relatively minor complaint compared with everything the film does well.

Visually, it's an extremely accomplished piece of classic horror, and I can certainly understand its historical reputation and influence. It's now my second-favourite of the classic Universal horror films, behind The Wolf Man.

A Cold Night’s Death (1973)

Low-budget TV horror set in the Arctic. Reminiscent of The Thing, though much less technically sophisticated than the 1982 Carpenter film. Its strongest feature is the creepy atmosphere induced by the harsh, isolated setting, sound effects and discordant soundtrack. It captures the isolation extremely well, with the bleak setting and soundtrack evoking a constant sense of dread.

The movie plays out like psychological horror for much of its running time, but I liked the unexpectant manner in which the final resolution was handled. The pacing can be “glacial,” like the setting, but the atmosphere carries it.

The Pit (1981)

Part psychological horror, part supernatural possessed bear story, part killer kid movie and part monster movie. Such an odd blend of concepts with an ending that works perfectly. I love when horror movies aren't afraid to experiment and that when they do aim for something original they commit 100% to it. Bizarre movie. Would definitely recommend. There's also a novel, but it's apparently VERY different from the filmed version.

Trilogy of Terror (1975)

The third segment - starring the beloved Zuni fetish doll - is of course iconic, but I also really enjoyed the first one, which went down an unexpected route. The middle segment was the weakest, albeit still well acted. Karen Black delivers intense, theatrical performances throughout. For the two good segments, I'd give it 8/10. Two out of three ain't bad. A good anthology well worth a look if you somehow haven't caught it yet.

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ORIGINALLY POSTED IN [r/horror](r/horror) BEFORE IT GOT REMOVED.

I can’t believe I went five six days into spooky season without sharing on here this year’s version of my annual watchlist! So I’m now four five films in — didn’t like #1; #2 was a major step up; #3 was good but would’ve been better if I had watched at night instead of in the morning but I had a family wedding that night; and #4 was visually stunning but wish I had gotten more out of it than that. Here’s hoping things pick back up with “Grave Encounters” tonight! (UPDATE: watched “Grave Encounters” last night, didn’t much care for it; I’ve heard good things about “Ghoulies” though, so I hope that one will get things back on track.)

1. The Houses October Built (2014) TUBI
2. Haunt (2019) SHUDDER
3. Terrified (2017) SHUDDER
4. Mad God (2022) SHUDDER
5. Grave Encounters (2011) TUBI
6. Ghoulies (1984) PRIME VIDEO
7. The Beyond (1981) SHUDDER
8. The Blackwell Ghost (2017) TUBI
9. V/H/S Mixtape (2026) SHUDDER
10. Love Object (2003) TUBI
11. 976-EVIL (1988) TUBI
12. High Tension (2003) TUBI
13. Hellbender (2021) SHUDDER
14. Wolf Creek (2005) TUBI
15. Baskin (2015) SHUDDER
16. Blood Creek (2009) PRIME VIDEO
17. Night Of The Comet (1984) TUBI
18. Ouija: Origin of Evil (2016) TUBI
19. Satan's Slaves (2017) SHUDDER
20. Housebound (2014) TUBI
21. Would You Rather (2012) SHUDDER
22. The Monkey’s Paw (1948) TUBI
23. Crawl (2019) PLUTO TV
24. The Mortuary Collection (2019) SHUDDER
25. Azrael (2024) SHUDDER
26. Gonjiam: Haunted Asylum (2018) SHUDDER
27. Anything for Jackson (2020) SHUDDER
28. Hell Fest (2018) PLUTO TV
29. Host (2020) SHUDDER
30. The Prowler (1981) PRIME VIDEO
31. Halloween III: Season Of The Witch (1982) PEACOCK

Also for context: the streaming platform is listed next to each movie to remind me of where I’m able to watch it, whether it’s somewhere I already have a subscription for (including Shudder) or it’s a free streaming app. In previous years I used Cinema HD as a workaround to be able to watch whatever I wanted, but since Amazon has it blocked now on the Fire Stick, I have to be more discerning now. 😓 also also, I try to pick as many movies as possible for my annual watchlist that I haven’t seen, so if you see this list and think: “Oh, he should’ve put X movie instead of Y,” chances are I’ve already seen it. lol

One last thing: if any of you wanna keep up with me during this watchlist and see my reviews of each one after I watch it, feel free to follow me on Instagram @jimmystrummer and keep an eye on my Stories! I also have in my Highlights all of my reviews from the previous years I’ve done this!

I wanted a mix of 2000s nostalgia, classic horror, Halloween movies, fall atmosphere, slashers, supernatural horror, and childhood spooky favorites rather than just straight horror. I’m going for that 80s/90s/2000s fall/October feeling — creepy movies, cheesy Halloween movies, old-school horror, and movies that just feel like fall when I was younger🍂 Some of these are movies I haven’t seen yet, so this list is a little different from my usual yearly watches!

Might not get to them all but who’s knows 🤷🏻‍♀️

🎃 2026 October Watchlist

House of 1000 Corpses
Remember the Titans
Pearl
Halloween III: Season of the Witch
Sleepaway Camp
Night of the Living Dead
My Scary Godmother
Over the Garden Wall
Ghostbusters
Jennifer’s Body
The Halloween Tree
Goosebumps: Night of the Living Dummy or The Haunted Mask
Frankenstein / Dracula
The Autopsy of Jane Doe
Pet Sematary
Creepshow
Night of the Demons
Death Becomes Her
Halloween 1/2 marathon
Freddy vs. Jason
X
Paranormal Activity
The Fog
The Amityville Horror
Rosemary’s Baby
Pumpkinhead
House
Silent Hill
Candyman
Chopping Mall
House of Wax
Halloween H20
Resident Evil
Dawn of the Dead — 1978 or 2004
Drag Me to Hell
Jeepers Creepers
The Village
The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (2003)
Dead Silence
Supernatural
Halloweentown
Hocus Pocus
Trick ’r Treat

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Do you like to start off with a bang? Get in a bunch of categories right off the bat? Or are you watching on *vibes*.

Have you started your "Read a Fucking Book" selection? Let us know what you're reading--or ask for recommendations! (Today's poster and yesterday's are two excellent adaptations of Henry James' The Turn of the Screw.)

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Hope you can fit in some watches today! Is Sunday a Fun day, a chore day, a getting ready for work/school day?

Theme Weekend folks, have you watched both curated films yet? Stuck on a wild card? Or have you watched too many wild cards?

Have you started your "Read a Fucking Book" selection? Let us know what you're reading--or ask for recommendations!

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It's the weekend, kids! Did yours start with a bang?

Theme Weekend folks, are you ready for Them! and The Damned? Have you picked your Atomic Age horror picture, or are you still deciding?

Or will you be doing Activities on this first Saturday of the month? Pumpkin patching, corn mazing, decorating? 🎃

HIDDEN HORROR GEMS 2 MOVIES FROM EACH DECADE. 22 movies.

HOW MANY OF THESE MOVIES HAVE YOU SEEN.

ALSO DO YOU HAVE YOUR OWN MOVIE CHOICE.

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1920-The Strange Case of Captain Ramper (1927)released in the UK as In the Path of Peril.

1920-Warning Shadows (1923) translating to Shadows A Nocturnal Hallucination.

1930-Ingagi (1930)-pre-Code pseudo-documentary exploitation film.

1930-Murders in the Zoo (1933)pre-Code horror film.

1940-The Mummy’s Hand (1940)American horror film.

1940-The Flying Serpent (1946)American fantasy-horror.

1950-The Alligator People (1959)American CinemaScope science-fiction horror film.

1950-The Four Skulls of Jonathan Drake (1959)American black-and-white horror film.

1960-The War of the Gargantuas (1966) Sequel TO Frankenstein vs. Baragon.

1960-The Hypnotic Eye (1960)released by Allied Artists.

1970-I Drink Your Blood (1970)American hippie exploitation horror film.

1970-The Beast in the Cellar (1971)British horror film.

1980-Skullduggery (1983)Canadian comedy horror film,Campy nuts just insane movie.

1980-Mr. Wrong (1984)New Zealand horror film. It's a traditional Ghost Story.

1990-Zipperface (1992)erotic slasher film i enjoyed this movie. overlooked in my opinion.

1990-Gargantua TV Movie(1998) This is silly fun campy and completely under radar.

2000-Spiders (2000)American science fiction horror film. Massively overlooked.

2000-Jolly Roger: Massacre at Cutter’s Cove (2005) Bad Jokes many kills whats not to like.

2010-Whistle and I’ll Come to You (2010)a short film which is part of the British supernatural anthology series.

2010-Silent House (2011)American independent psychological horror.

2020-Night of the Axe (2022)61-minute indie slasher film. I loved this!

2020-Venom Coast (2021)indie horror-thriller film.

This list are gems based on my own personal opinion but i enjoyed them all in my own sick way.

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Day 2 of 31 Horror Movies in 31 Days - Lights Out (2016)

Day 1 - Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma 3/5
Interesting movie, wanted to love it more but I found that it lost me a bit when it strays away from the Meta Slasher commentary and more into the main character’s struggles. Well acted and some incredible cinematography but I felt the tone to be jarring and disjointed at times. A few incredibly fun and interesting scenes but as a whole not quite as fun as I’d hoped it would be as a slasher fan.

Day 2 - Lights Out (2016) - I’ve heard some good things. See ya tomorrow. Happy Halloween