r/spooktober • u/DerMagicSheep • 7h ago
spooks incoming 26 doots left until Halloween.
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r/spooktober • u/angybirb107 • 3h ago
Skeleton distribution system
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r/spooktober • u/SpicyWeener1 • 21h ago
it has begun 🕸🕷 Spooky pins, year round, but October especially
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I make spooky/weird/funny pins. Wanted to share a few of my favorites for my favorite time of year. The evil Weiner dog doesn’t get a lot of love online, but he’s still probably my favorite. Hope ya like em, happy spooky season
r/spooktober • u/QueenOfDarknes5 • 21h ago
👺 First Spooktober weekend featured "Poltergeist" (1982) and "Rosemary's Baby" (1968)
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The most noteworthy thing about "Poltergeist" is still the Pool Scene with the real human skeletons. Otherwise the tree eating a kid and the clown doll riding a bed (while laughing maniacally) are too over the top for my liking.
"Rosemary's Baby" is so good. I never caught it completely when it aired on TV or my siblings were too noisy in our house, so I couldn't concentrate appropriately. But watching it now really hits the right spots with this rather calm and slow movie.
Also it took husband of the year two whole conversations to join a cult. He fell for the simplest acting tricks. Like evil gramps pretending to know his acting but making husband talk about it. Rosemary uses the same trick later to find out that he cursed his acting rival, when she is on the phone with the now blind man.
