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SHOCKtober: 228-201

With today's list-chunk we close in on the one hunnies. Feels like only yesterday that we still had, like, 650 movies to go. Time: it sure does something. Now that those brilliant insights are out of the way, let's get to these films that received three

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SHOCKtober: 256-229

Move over (in Heaven), Del Rubio triplets, we've got to make room for more SHOCKtober triplets! (But don't move over too far, we will need your services when Winter arrives because honestly the SHOCKtober triplets aren't much for caroling.) Each of the following films

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SHOCKtober: 284-257

Now, dear reader, we are getting down to the nitties AND the gritties. It's a good thing I finally have some candy corns at hand, they are giving me the necessary power to type out all these fine films that received two votes each.  284. Evilspeak – 1981, Eric

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SHOCKtober: 312-285

I don't know about you, but to me it suddenly feels like we are hurtling towards SHOCKtober's end! I am decidedly unexcited for next month (can't imagine why!), so rather than think about that I will think about these soulmate movies--each of 'em

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SHOCKtober: 340-313

Man, you could watch one movie from this chunk o' list every night this month and have a wicked (and wicked varied) SHOCKtober. Final Girl readers have the best taste in horror movies, I swear. So feast your eyeballs on some more gruesome (I mean that in a nice

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SHOCKtober: 368-341

Oooh can you feel it? Change is in the air. Today is not only the day we will break new ground in the list, it is also the day I turned on my heater. I held out as long as I could, though I don't know what I

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Chilling Classics Cthursday: SLASHED DREAMS (1975)

Given its title and the fact that the DVD's cardboard sleeve boasts "Starring: Robert Englund," I was surprised that I'd never given Slashed Dreams a go. However, now that it's in my rearview mirror I see that skipping it was my past

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SHOCKtober: 396-369

Okay, you know I obviously hate to give spoilers around here and I never do, but just this once I will let you in on a secret: Today's chunk o' list is the last chunk o' list to consist solely of films that received one vote

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SHOCKtober: 424-397

Ayyyy, fancy meeting you here! And boy, what a time to be meetin' here, as we crack the 400 barrier and inch ever closer to movies that earned multiple votes. But for now? More films that received one vote each and await your eyeballs. 424. Cape Fear – 1991, Martin

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SHOCKtober: 452-425

No time for fun and games around here today! I done got my two shots earlier and my arm hurts and it's making me cranky. But hey, I know what'll lift my spirits a bit: some more of your favorite horror movies that got one vote

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SHOCKtober: 480-453

*morse code noise* This just in on the wire! Each of the following films received one vote! 480. Duel – 1971, Steven Spielberg 479. Dream Demon – 1988, Harley Cokeliss 478. Dracula's Daughter – 1936, Lambert Hillyer 477. Dracula – 1931, Tod Browning  476. Dr. Terror's House of Horrors – 1965,

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SHOCKtober: 508-481

Soon...soon we will be in the land of the films that received more than one vote. But today we've got more films that received one vote each! Incredible. 508. From Dusk Till Dawn – 1996, Robert Rodriguez 507. Frogs – 1972, George McCowan 506. Frightmare – 1974, Pete Walker 505.