Scary Movie Watching for Halloween?

[robbieruff]

In my household, we have a standing tradition of watching scary movies throughout Halloween weekend...usually a mix of something old and something new. This year's line up (still being debated) appears to be landing on "IT" and "The Haunting" (the original 1963 version, which was much better than the remake).



Any others have similar plans and, if so, what's the film(s)?

 

[MichaelWinicki]

Luv the week before Halloween.

It allows me to (usually) find something on cable TV.

Tonight for instance is the premier of "Jeepers Creepers 3".

Life is good.

 

[Dallas_Cowboys50]

I always watch all the Leprechaun movies (Thank you AMC!), but its more for laughs.....

 

[robbieruff]

Luv the week before Halloween.

It allows me to (usually) find something on cable TV.

Tonight for instance is the premier of "Jeepers Creepers 3".

Life is good.

Oh. That’s should be a good one!?! Loved the first two!

 

[Tabascocat]

Luv the week before Halloween.

It allows me to (usually) find something on cable TV.

Tonight for instance is the premier of "Jeepers Creepers 3".

Life is good.

What channel?

 

[MichaelWinicki]

What channel?

SyFy.

 

[BrAinPaiNt]

For me the best horror movies to come out in the last few years were the Conjuring 1 and 2.

 

[Nova]

I usually watch any of the Halloween movies.

I weirdly like rewatching Halloween 4 and Halloween H20 the most.

 

[kimrose]

Blair Witch, The Legend of Boggy Creek, Halloween, Amityville Horror (the original).

Ghost Adventure's Halloween Special, which I recorded earlier to watch on Halloween night. I love Zak and Aaron, those goofies!

Destination America's 31 days of horror (or whatever they call it), it is mostly ghost and haunting shows. Which I actually watch all year anyway, lol, but it just has a different cozy fun feeling this time of year. Cold, warm, and mysteriously snugly.

 

[Trouty]

Blair Witch, The Legend of Boggy Creek, Halloween, Amityville Horror (the original).

Ghost Adventure's Halloween Special, which I recorded earlier to watch on Halloween night. I love Zak and Aaron, those goofies!

Destination America's 31 days of horror (or whatever they call it), it is mostly ghost and haunting shows. Which I actually watch all year anyway, lol, but it just has a different cozy fun feeling this time of year. Cold, warm, and mysteriously snugly.

Blair Witch and the Original Amityville are so dang good, Kim.

Have you seen The Witch? So dang spooky

 

[kimrose]

Blair Witch and the Original Amityville are so dang good, Kim.

Have you seen The Witch? So dang spooky

Yes, I have seen The Witch. It was good for the most part. There were things that were creepy as f. I'll tell ya that.

ETA: I'd watch it again for sure!

 

[MichaelWinicki]

Watched "Jeepers Creepers 3".

A decent watch.

Fits into the timeline between the first and second movies.

Much to do with the Creeper's truck... BEATINGU.

 

[bb721]

Luv the week before Halloween.

It allows me to (usually) find something on cable TV.

Tonight for instance is the premier of "Jeepers Creepers 3".

Life is good.

I missed it last night, but luckily they are reshowing it tonight.

 

[Tabascocat]

Got around to watching Jeepers Creepers 3. What can I say? I would rather watch Halloween VIII over and over again before I see JC3 again

It was terrible but I muscled my way through it. The highlight of the movie was that Stan Shaw was in it. So very disappointing

 

[RJ_MacReady]

 

[BrAinPaiNt]

Got around to watching Jeepers Creepers 3. What can I say? I would rather watch Halloween VIII over and over again before I see JC3 again

It was terrible but I muscled my way through it. The highlight of the movie was that Stan Shaw was in it. So very disappointing

Did not like it as much a Winicki...but I have seen much worse.

 

[JIMMYBUFFETT]

Split just came out on HBO and I haven't seen it yet. It looks creepy enough so I think I'll just go with that.

 

[Stryker44]

I always watch all the Leprechaun movies (Thank you AMC!), but its more for laughs.....

I can't get enough with the scene where he uses the pogo stick.

 

[Dallas_Cowboys50]

I can't get enough with the scene where he uses the pogo stick.

I always laugh at the part where he gets pulled over, the fact that the Leprechaun actually pulls over and waits for the cop to come to him is hilarious enough. But then the cop says "arent you a lil young to be driving?" and Lep says "no, im 600 years old"...

 

[Seven]

I usually go for the old school black and white cause it reminds me of my grandpa.

Lon Chaney''s Wolfman...Wolfman meets Frankenstein, etc.. What that dude did in that era of film making........nothing short of incredible.