Fear has many eyes and can see things underground, said Don Quixote. And that was before he read the League of Tana Tea Drinkers' Halloween 2009 Pick a Post Sensation. Feel free to indulge yourself. Go on, it's almost Halloween!
Day of the Woman vents her wrath on those annoying couples' costumes!
The annoying costumed couple. We all know them, we all hate them, and we all avoid them like the plague.
Drunken Severed Head pokes a finger at the Hand of Glory!
When I was a kid, the magazines CREEPY and EERIE kept the spirit of Hallowe'en burning in me all year 'round. In one of them, I was introduced to the legendary device of dark magic, the hand o' glory.
Classic-Horror dares to let its staff loose on Shocktober Classics!
This year, we're letting the staff decide what they want to review, leading to an eclectic selection of titles, with something to please everybody.
Lost Highway finds 10 top movies for your Halloween viewing pleasure!
The season of ghouls and things that go bump in the night is upon us once again. This means Lost Highway is digging up another list of some must see horror films to check out when all your trick or treaters have gone to bed.
Freddy In Space sniffs pumpkin fumes too long and has Halloween flashbacks!
Before we get real deep into the Halloween 2009 posts, let's take a look back at some of the posts I made last year around the greatest time of the year!
Dinner With Max Jenke has a Halloween costume meltdown!
A few weeks before Halloween in 1978, as I walked through a Kaybee’s toy store with my mother, I spotted an actual, honest-to-God, officially sanctioned make-up kit for The Incredible Melting Man.
Mad Mad Mad Mad Movies looks gazes at the other faces of Bela Lugosi!
Bela Lugosi was nearly fifty years old when he stepped in front of the cameras to perform the role that would forever define his cinematic identity, and had already seen more hardship, adventure, and professional success in his life than most people could even dream of.
TheoFantastique pays a visit to Halloween folklore and death festivals!
What contribution do the perspectives of festival and Folklore studies bring to an understanding of Halloween?
Cinema Suicide notes how John Carpenter revolutionized horror!
John Carpenter’s Halloween, following in the set ‘em up and knock ‘em down stylings of Psycho and Black Christmas, sent shockwaves through movie studios who all jumped hungrily on the gravy train.
Moon Is a Dead World looks at Hey Arnold's Halloween specials!
I guess it's time for another Halloween special post, huh? This time, I'm bringing you another throwback to my childhood with Nickelodeon cartoon series Hey Arnold!
And room for one more...
Zombos' Closet of Horror has a M'eye'Graine!
Photo of Vincent Price in Masque of the Red Death courtesy of Dr. Macro's High Quality Movie Scans.
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