Let's talk about our favorite Halloween movies! I'm going to share a list of my favorites that I like watching this time of year with you guys. Starring John Cusack and Samuel Jackson, based on a short story by Stephen King.
John Carpenter 's " Halloween " is celebrating its 40th anniversary this year. To this day, it remains a popular horror film among audiences.
As a 50th anniversary tribute, lets analyze George A. Romero's Night of the Living Dead this Halloween! Night of the Living Dead is an independent film that follows a wayward protagonist, Ben, and 6 others who are trapped in a rural Pennsylvania farmhouse. Their shelter is attacked by "living dead" ghouls, making Night the landmark zombie film of its generation.
In 1980, a group of friends got together to make a very low budget, independent horror film that they called The Evil Dead . They didn't know then that their little movie would spawn 2 sequels, a remake, a television show, and a plethora of toys, video games, and comic books.
That should leave you plenty of time to grab a blanket and plant yourself in front of the TV for some spooky films and/or shows. Here then are six ways to make the most of your Halloween viewing.
You've read the novel. You've seen the movies, from Boris Karloff to Mel Brooks.
It's that magical time of year again when spooks and spirits abound. And what better way to celebrate the season than watching some scary movies with friends and family - or alone in the dark.
The actress at the center of Oscar-winning actor Geoffrey Rush's defamation trial told a Sydney court on Tuesday that he deliberately touched the side of her breast in a Shakespearean stage scene in which her character lay dead on the ground. Rush is suing the publisher of Sydney's The Daily Telegraph newspaper in the Federal Court for defamation over articles published in November that accused the 67-year-old Australian actor of behaving inappropriately toward actress Eryn Jean Norvill during the Sydney Theatre Company's production of "King Lear" in 2015 and 2016.
We have taken some time out of our Halloween festivities to compile a tidy, yet memorable, list of some of the most slept on Horror movies throughout cinema history, for our pals over at Metro Times and every one of their dedicated readers. There will only be five entries in our list because we feel that's a fair amount of new material for your minds to have to take in, assuming some of, or all of these titles are not familiar to you at all.