Final Girl
SHOCKtober: 564-537
I thought it'd be fun today and mix things up a bit by presenting the world with a bunch of readers' favorite horror movies that received one vote each. Hmm? That's what we've been doing for ten days now, you say? Well then,
SHOCKtober: 592-565
So many one-vote-each perfect movies on today's chunk o' list that my pants are completely full. Of what, exactly, I leave to your imagination. 592. Mansion of the Doomed – 1976, Michael Pataki 591. Maniac Cop – 1988, William Lustig 590. Manhunter – 1986, Michael Mann 589. Magic – 1978, Richard
SHOCKtober: 620-593
Ah, dippin' into the 500s today...still so many movies to go. The first time I did this I thought there'd be, like, 125 movies on the list. The lesson here is, I'm a moron. But we all knew that, so let's just
SHOCKtober: 648-621
A rather varied chunk o' list coming at you today, so let's get to it! The following films received one vote each. 648. Signs – 2002, M. Night Shyamalan 647. Sick of Myself – 2022, Kristoffer Borgli 646. Shock (aka Beyond the Door II) – 1977, Mario Bava and Lamberto
SHOCKtober: 676-649
I don't know about you, but my list of "aw man I gotta check that out" movies is growing day by day thanks to some of y'allses faves. When the month is all said and done, I'll make the entire list available
SHOCKtober: 704-677
You know the drill! Drop and give me a bunch of movies that got one vote each! 704. The Deadly Spawn – 1983, Douglas McKeown 703. The Day of the Triffids – 1963, Steve Sekely and Freddie Francis 702. The Curse of Frankenstein – 1957, Terence Fisher 701. The Conjuring – 2013, James Wan
SHOCKtober: 732-705
We are blasting through this list like a...like a...thing that blasts. Listen, I am only half-a-cup of coffee into what is looking to be a way more coffee than that day, okay? My words aren't all here yet! And YES, before you ask, I am drinking
Chilling Classics Cthursday: SCREAM BLOODY MURDER (1973)
I hesitate to call the 1973 exploitation flick Scream Bloody Murder a gem, but surely it qualifies as at least gem-adjacent. After all, this is a movie in which a young boy runs over and kills his father with a piece of farm equipment, only to promptly fall and lose
SHOCKtober: 760-733
Folks, let me just say that I love the list. I love the list! During submissions month and every day of SHOCKtober proper, I get so pumped for horror movies. I want to watch everything right this minute--all the things I should have seen by now but haven't,
SHOCKtober: 788-761
Well well, we meet again. What say we take a peek at some more list, hmm? Each of the following films received one vote! (Spoiler alert we are going to be in The Land of the Single Vote for quite some time.) 788. Tower of Evil – 1972, Jim O'
It's the Time of the Season...
...for you-know-who! That's right, it's her, the almighty SHOCKtobra has risen from the depths to bring us all...uh, you know. SHOCKtober! Y'all answered the clarion call and all month we are going to be counting down the hits, aka your favorite horror movies.
Chilling Classics Cthursday: LADY FRANKENSTEIN (1971)
Let me spoil this review by saying right up front that I really loved Lady Frankenstein and I'm glad I did...because I finally saw The Substance recently and it was so good--like, "the best thing I've seen since...maybe Suspiria?? and I'll