Happy Halloween!

    Happy BloodOween, fellow cruel death seekers. Been away for a while dealing with life. But, I am back, and ready to help you get into the Horror Halloween mood. My house is decorated to scary the kiddies. I have been getting fatter by eating so many Halloween themed cookies, cakes, and sampling the candy I plan on passing out to the ghost, ghouls, and superheroes I out Trick R Treating.    

Dead of Night   1945   Horror   Director: Alberto Cavalcant (“The Ventriloquist’s Dummy & Christmas Party), Charles Crichton (Golfing Story), Basil Dearden (Hearse Driver), and Robert Hamer (The Haunted Mirror). Writers: H.G. Wells (Original Story “Golfing Story”), John Baines (The Haunted Mirror & The Ventriloquist’s Dummy), E. F. Benson (Hearse Driver), and Angus MacPhail(Christmas Party). Actors: Michael Redgrave, Mervyn Johns, Googie Withers, Anthony Baird, and Sally Ann Howes.    Walter Craig arrives at a house party at a country farmhouse. Walter begins to realize he dreamed of this house, the party, and the guest. The guest begin to throw questions at Walter on what will happen next. When they soon begin to tell tales of supernatural stories that happened to them, or heard had happened to someone.     This movie has 5 short stories. No Blood, or Gore.  Movie Scene “Max & Hugo” no trailer          The New York Ripper  1982   Horror  Mystery  Thriller   Director: Lucio Fulci   Writers: Gianfranco Clerici, Gene Luotto, Vincenzo Mannino, and Dardano Sacchetti   Actors: Jack Hedley, Almanta Suska, Howard Ross, Andrea Occhipinti, and Alexandra Delli Colli.        Lt. Williams pairs up with a Psychoanalyst to track a Serial Killer.     Good blood, light gore, nudity, sex, and dark humor.       The Legend of Hell House   1973  Horror Mystery   Director: John Hough   Writer: Richard Matheson   Actors: Roddy McDowall, Benjamin Franklin Fischer, Gayle Hunnicutt, Pamela Franklin, Clive Reville, Peter Bowles, and Roland Culver.   A group of people enter a notorious Hell House to prove, or disapprove  survival after death.          I walked with a Zombie   1943  Horror   Director: Jacques Tourneur   Writers: Curt Siodmak, Ardel Wray, Inez Wallace and Charlotte Bronte.  Actors: Frances Dee, Tom Conway, James Ellison, Edith Barrett, and Christine Gordon.    A young Nurse “Betsy” comes to take care of a sugar Plantation owner’s wife “Jessica” whom seems to be suffering from a mental Paralysis.             Audition   1999  Drama Horror Thriller   Director: Takashi Miike   Writers: Ryu Murakami, and Daisuke Tengan   Actors: Ryo IshiBashil, Eihi Shiina, Tetsu Sawaki, and Miyuki Matsuda.    A windower “Shigeharu” agrees to a fake casting call to look for a wife. Arranged by his son “Shigehiko”, and friend “Yasuhisa”. “Shigeharu” falls for the mysteries “Asami” even though nothing she says seems to be true, people around her keep disappearing, and those close to him advise him to leave her alone. Something about “Asami” intrigues “Shigeharu” to obsession.   Lots of blood, gore, and craziness         The Last House on the Left   1972 (2009 Remake) Horror   Director: Wes Craven   Writer: Wes Craven    Actors: Sandra Peabody, Lucy Grantham, David Hess, Fred J. Lincoln, Jeramie Rain, Marc Sheffler, Richard Towers, and Cynthia Carr.     “Mari”, and “Phyllis” go into town for a rock concert. On their way decide to get weed but end up being kidnapped by a gang of Psychotic convicts on the run.    Bloody, Rape, light on the gore        Laid to Rest  2009(sequel Chromeskull: Laid to rest 2, 2011)   Horror Thriller    Director: Robert Green Hall   Writer: Robert Green Hall   Actors: Bobbi Sue Luther, Kevin Gage, Lena Headey, Richard Lynch, Nick Principe, Sean Whalen, Johnathon Schaech, and Thomas Dekker.    A young woman wakes in a coffin with a head injury, and no memory of whom she is?. But, does remember she is being stalked by a deranged Serial Killer.    plenty of gore & blood.         Salo, or The 120 Days of Sodom  1975   Drama  Horror   Director: Pier Paolo Pasolini   Writers: Marguis De Sade (Novel), Sergio Citti, and Pupi Avati   Actors: Paolo Bonacelli, Giorgio Cataldi, Umberto Paolo Quintavalle, Aldo Valletti, Elsa De Giorgi, Helene Surgere, and Caterina Boratto.    Four wealthy, corrupt fascist Libertines kidnap 8 boys, and girls for four months. They subject them to extreme violence, sadism, sexual, and mental torture.    Lots of torture, violence, sexual perversion, rape, and some gore & blood. not for those sensitive to children being victimize.       The Conjuring   2013 (Sequel The Conjuring 2: The Enfield Poltergeist 2016)  Horror   Director: James Wan   Writers: Chad Hayes, and Carey Hayes   Actors: Vera Farmiga, Patrick Wilson, Lili Taylor, and Ron Livingston.    Paranormal Investigators “Ed”, and “Lorraine Warren” work to help a family being terrorized by a dark presence in their home.    few drops of blood no gore but scary creepy.        Videodrome   1983   Action Horror Sci-fi    Director: David Cronenberg   Writer: David Cronenberg   Actors: James Woods, Sonja Smits, and Deborah Harry.    A sleazy cable T.V programmer “Max” discovers a broadcast signal featuring extreme violence, and torture. As “Max” gets closer to finding the signal’s source the more “Max” loses touch with reality with each increasingly bizarre, and violent hallucination.          Suicide Club   2001   Crime Drama Horror   Director: Shion Sono   Writer: Shion Sono   Actors: Ryo Ishibashi, Masatoshi Nagase, Mai Hosho, and Tamao Sato.    Over 50 teenage girls have committed suicide by throwing themselves in front of subway train. Detective “Toshiharu is trying to find the cause of mass suicides.    Buckets of Blood, and Gore         Insidious   2010(Sequels Insidious: Chapter 2, 2013, Insidious: Chapter 3, 2015)    Drama Horror Mystery   Director: James Wan   Writer: Leigh Whannell   Actors: Patrick Wilson, Rose Byrne, Ty Simpkins, Lin Shaye, and Angus Sampson.    A family looks to prevent evil spirits from trapping their comatose child in a realm called “The Further”.    few drops of blood no gore but good, and creepy.        Burial Ground: The Nights of Terror   1981   Horror   Director: Andrea Bianchi   Writer: Piero Regnoli   Actors: Karin Wells, Gianluigi Chirizzi, Simone Mattioli, and Antonella Antinori.    Scientists studying an Ancient crypt accidentally unleash an Evil curse. The curse Re-Animates the dead, the undead devour the Scientists. Near by a group of people invited by the Scientists arrive at the Manson close to the Ancient crypt where the Scientists are now Zombie food, soon so will they.    plenty of blood, gore, and dark humor.          The Loves Ones   2009   Crime Drama Horror   Director: Sean Byrne   Writer: Sean Byrne   Actors: Xavier Samuel, Robin McLeavy, Victoria Thaine, Jessica McNamee, and Richard Wilson.    When “Brent” turns down his classmate “Lola’s invitation to the prom. Lola has a hard time coping with his refusal, and decides to gets some revenge.    Buckets of blood, gore, comedy which it was not meant to be but for me there was some giggle scenes, and dark humor.          30 Days of Night   2007 (Sequel 30 Days of Night: Dark Days 2010)  Horror Thriller    Director: David Slade   Writers: Steve Niles (comic & Screenplay), Staurt Beattie, Ben Templesmith (Comic), and Brian Nelson.   Actors: Josh Hartnett, Melissa George, Danny Fluston, Ben Foster, and Manu Bennett.    After an Artic town is put into darkness for a month. It is soon attacked by a bloodthirsty gang of vampires.     Buckets of blood plenty of gore.         Guinea Pig: Devils Experiment   1985 (Guinea Pig 2: Flower of Flesh, and Blood 1985)  Short Horror   Director: Satoru Ogura    Three men kidnap a young woman to torture each in a different way trying to see how long/how much pain, and suffering she can handle till she dies.    tons of blood, and gore.  

 

Merry Religious Holiday

  Another holiday is fast approaching snow will be here soon, and another year is soon to end it must be Christmas time.  This is my second favorite holiday I love to cook, bake cookies, decorate, and shop for those I like..haha    I am cooking for friends but my sister wants to go get dinner at a restaurant, see a movie, and shop at whatever store maybe open that day, it’s something different I guess.  Last year I posted a Christmas themed Horror movies post, and well this year there wasn’t enough new Christmas horror themed movies out to write about this year so I chose this year Religion themed Horror movies, I happen to love movies that deal with different Religions I like learning about different Religions. Christmas is a religious holiday to some while others just like to buy, sell, or have a give me day.  For some it’s a reason to see family you haven’t seen in years, or to donate money to make you feel better probably because all year you was Naughty..haha   Below I posted some Religious themed Horror movies some old, new, bad, and good. Read through pick a few, or hell watch them all, and recommend them to others. Feel free to comment positive, or negative all is welcome. 

Happy Cannibal Turkey Day

  This time of year some of you get together with your families, and eat lots of food, I usually cook a huge meal enough for 2weeks worth of leftovers for friends, & a few family members I actually like/tolerate but I tend to stay home. But, every year on this Holiday I watch the parade, and a few shows that appear on T.V only around this time, then it is time for Horror movies, and leftovers. Below I will post some Cannibal themed Horror movies to help you get an appetite worthy of the feast we all will be gorging down this Holiday.  Also I will be including what Thanksgiving themed Horror movies I know of for your enjoyment. Gobble Gobble

Horror movies for your Halloween movie night.

Welcome All Vistors to This Blogs First Ever “Must See  Horror Movies for Halloween List” Written By This Blogs Very Own “Labruja78”. She is a Homegirl of Mine a Fellow “Cenobite” Traveling Thru The Corridors of “The Labyrinth” Experiencing Unknown Pleasures Who is a Huge fan of the Horror Genre with a Truely Unique But Very Interesting Point of View of Things in The Genre Which I Think Fans of The Genre Will Take Pleasure in.

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I’am new to writing on a blog but I hope you bare with me?! I fell in love with the horror genre when I was 8 hiding behind the couch hoping my mom wouldn’t catch me and I been a horror junkie since. haha Fall is my favorite season and Halloween is my favorite holiday. Around this time of year I become worse than a 2-year-old on a sugar high with decorating, costumes(like dressing my friends)movies, and Halloween treats. I am no horror guru(ask Alphaomega I constantly ask him “who played in this?” “the movies with?”)so if you have a movie or need to correct me as I post please comment. I would like to re-introduce or introduce old, underground or Bad B-rated horror movies. A review on movies or whatever catches my attention or when I feel the need to get on my soap box. lol I am a book-worm so maybe a book or Author or anything else of horror. I posted below Horror movies that every year in October in celebration of Halloween I watch myself. Around August I like looking for old movies or new movies that I like and get them together and have my own scare fest. I hope you enjoy my choices?! Happy Halloween.

Jack-o came out 1995 a low-budget comedy horror Directed by Steven Latshaw. Written by Brad Linaweaver, Patrick Moran, and Fred Olen Ray starring scream queen Linnea Quigley. A wizard was put to death but swore vengeance on the town , particularly the Kelly’s family. accidentally unleashed by teens jack-o has returned and young Sean Kelly must stop him.  If you enjoy bad B-rated horror like me you will be entertained with the bad acting and silly effects. For Halloween I find this movie a good choice.