Laura and I decided to move rooms upstairs so our bed would be away from the sounds of the morning traffic.  As a bonus to this move is that the old TV and VCR are in there, which comes in handy for my 31 Days of Halloween.  Last nights flick, CREEPSHOW.

31 Days of Halloween continued this weekend with A Nightmare on Elm Street.  I don't know why all of a sudden the Elm St films are being screened, as I never particularity loved them, but I figure its Halloween so why not revisit them.  Part 1 is ok, but I still love part 2 more.

Halloween month is here, and as such I try to do a horror film a night.  Realistic? no, but I will try.  Last night I started with this classic Freddy film, A Nightmare on Elm Street Part 2.  Probably the most ridiculous of them all, with its bad 80s cloths and its hilarious gay undertones.  I also believe that the only time Freddy has actually scared me was in this movie, during the pool party scene where he is looking through the fire.  So creepy.


If I had to pick which Elm St is my favourite, I think it would have to be this one.  Totally fun.
 Killer way to start this wonderful month.


Below is the most terrifying scene in the film.  Watch through your fingers.

It should come as no shock that October is my favourite month of the year.  The lovely hoodie weather, the lack of humidity, the falling leaves, and of course, Halloween!  The stores are already packed with Halloween gear (a little too early actually, even for me) and I am already compiling a list of flicks I will watch this month.  Below is a list that is in the works.  These are the movies that I have watched over the years every Halloween.  They may not always be my all time favourite films, and of course there are better ones than these, but these are the ones that bring back all those fun halloween memories for me.

Also, I took this amazing poster from Hartter at Devient Art and used it for this blog post.

On with the list!