Jay and I have spent a lot of time talking about the movies on our 31 Days of Classic Horror list over the past month or so. When we came back to An American Werewolf in London (1981), we almost changed our minds. For about the fifth time. The problem that we had – that […]
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31 Days of Horror: The Evil Dead (1981)
Day 15 of our 31 Days of Classic Horror feature belongs to The Evil Dead (1981). It’s hard to imagine anyone who hasn’t seen The Evil Dead – and even harder to describe it to those people in a way that would make them want to watch it. I’ll give it a try, though. A […]
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31 Days of Horror: Psycho II (1983)
CATEGORY: classic movies, couch potato, film and tv, films, Hitchcock, horror, movie, scary movies, slasher
Today, on 31 Days of Classic Horror, we’re going to take a look at the Alfred Hitchcock classic, Psycho II (1983). This wasn’t an easy movie for us to decide on, mostly because Jay wasn’t thrilled about including a Hitchcock movie at all. According to him- Hitchcock is a thriller writer, not a horror writer. He’s […]
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31 Days of Horror: Friday the 13th Part 2 (1981)
Not only is it day 13 of our 31 Days of Horror special feature but it’s also Friday the 13th. Only one movie we could have chosen for today. Though, technically, there are twelve… We knew that today would feature Jason Voorhees in some capacity so it was just working out the one we could […]
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31 Days of Horror: Bride of Frankenstein (1935)
CATEGORY: classic movies, couch potato, film and tv, films, horror, monsters, movie, scary movies, Universal
Welcome to day twelve of 31 Days of Classic Horror. Today we’re going old school on this sucker. Really old school. Universal monster movies old school. Bride of Frankenstein (1935) is the follow-up to Universal’s classic 1931 movie, Frankenstein. In Bride of Frankenstein, we learn that mad scientist, Dr. Pretorius, kidnaps Dr. Frankenstein’s wife in order […]
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31 Days of Horror: Child’s Play (1988)
Today, on 31 Days of Classic Horror, we’re going to look at Child’s Play which, at its simplest, is a movie about a mother who is so desperate to get her son the must-have toy that she’s willing to buy one with dubious origins. Jay looks like he’s got something to say about that, so […]
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31 Days of Horror: Creepshow (1982)
Welcome to day ten of 31 Days of Classic Horror. Today, we’re going to be discussing a movie from two of the darkest minds in horror history, George A. Romero and Stephen King. That’s right, today’s featured movie is Creepshow (1982). While I flip through the eerily gorgeous Creepshow graphic novel, I’m going to let Jay […]
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31 Days of Horror: Horror Express (1972)
CATEGORY: aliens, classic movies, couch potato, demon, film and tv, films, horror, movie, occult, scary movies
Welcome back to 31 Days of Classic Horror on Wondra’s World. Some movies are on this list because I love them and some are here because Jay loves them. Horror Express is one of Jay’s so I’m going to let him take over for awhile. I saw ‘Horror Express’ on Boxing Night in 1980. I […]
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31 Days of Horror: Carrie (1976)
You can’t have a list of the best horror movies without Stephen King. Unfortunately, for this list, we had to leave out some of our King favourites like IT, Salem’s Lot, and The Stand since they’re not technically movies. It hurt but, after the bickering was done, we were left with King greatness in the […]
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31 Days of Horror: Night of the Demon (1957)
CATEGORY: classic movies, couch potato, demon, film and tv, films, horror, movie, occult, scary movies, witchcraft
Welcome back to 31 Days of Horror, brought to you by Wondra’s World. I’m your guide, Wondra, and today, we’re discussing the 1957 film, Night of the Demon. (Or, Curse of the Demon, for my fellow Americans.) I’m going to let Jay start things off for us this time. I first saw this film when […]
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