Thursday, October 31, 2024

2024 Scary Movie Challenge Day 31

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  1. ‪The Shining (1980) dir. Stanley Kubrick ‬

    ‪Still has the power to terrify teenagers.‬

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  2. Kelly Marcel's VENOM: THE LAST DANCE (2024, AMC DOLBY CINEMA) for the first time.

    They should have met Spidey by now.

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    Tom to franchise: "Bye. HARDLY knew ya!"

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  3. Jean Rollin's THE NIGHT OF THE HUNTED (1980, INDICATOR 4K UHD).

    Skyscrapers replace castles. Still gory/sexy/surreal.

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    Brigitte Lahaie's sexy as hell, then/now.

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  4. Rocky Horror Picture Show

    To Curry favor with earthlings, wear fishnets.

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  5. Strange Darling

    Puzzles, breakfast, squatch talk: new life goals.

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  6. Sleepy Hollow

    A fun watch after overcoming decapitation phobia.

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  7. Frankenweenie

    Does the dog die? Yes and no.

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  8. Urban Legends: Final Cut

    Not great, but I liked Eva Mendes.

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  9. HALLOWEEN (1978)

    Knitting needles underrated as horror movie weapons.

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  10. House of 1000 Corpses (2003)

    If they made Spencer's Gifts the Movie

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  11. Death Becomes Her (1992)

    Zemeckis's secret Tales From the Crypt movie

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  12. Longlegs (2024)

    FBI vs Satanic Serial Killer! CAGEd Heat!

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    1. (Huge thanks to all who participated this month! Had a blast and laughed alot reading all your amazing reviews!!!!!!!)

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    2. I really enjoyed reading everyone's reviews this month. You are all very clever and cool folks!

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  13. Frankenstein (1931)

    Look! It's moving. It's alive. It's alive!!!

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  14. FUNNY GAMES (1997):

    I wonder if Deadpool has seen this.

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  15. Halloween III (1982)

    So THAT’S where Ireland put the snakes!

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  16. Dr. Terror's House of Horrors (1965)

    It's fun! Another great Scary Movie Month!

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  17. Poltergeist (1982 Dir Tobe Hooper)

    Jo Beth Williams. Hot Mom. Fred Astaire impressionist

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  18. TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE 2 (1986)

    Owning an abandoned mine looks like fun.

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  19. The Shining (1980)

    Jack was innovating avante-garde fiction before interruption.

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  20. I Saw the TV Glow (2024, dir. Jane Schoenbrun)

    Pink Opaque gets good in season three.

    Trick or Treat (1986, dir. Charles Martin Smith)

    Where can I get Sammi Curr tickets?

    The Cabin in the Woods (2011, dir. Drew Goddard)

    This movie bound me with ancient logics.

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    That's me done. Happy Halloween everyone, thank you all for another fun Scary Movie Month, and the final tally will be counted at some point tomorrow.

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  21. Villains (2019)

    People Under the Stairs but not great

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  22. THE MIDNIGHT HOUR (1985)

    Can someone explain that weird paperboy intro?

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  23. Inside (2007)

    Pregnancy, France, Christmas... not a Hallmark movie.

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  24. The Return of the Living Dead

    ACAB: All cops are brains. Send more!

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  25. Under the Shadow (2016)

    Would be a cool double with Coraline.

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  26. Constantine (2005)

    Who (Kea)Nu? This is actually kinda great.

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  27. Killer Klowns From Outer Space

    Practical effects even cooler on big screen.

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  28. Monster Squad

    Squad goals. Or should I say ghouls?

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  29. 30 Days of Night

    Love Hartnett movies involving days and numbers.

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  30. VENOM: THE LAST DANCE (2024)

    Knull only gets 30 seconds of screentime.

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    1. The Mexican bartender at the start and very end (after ALL the credits) got lots more screentime than the big 'K.' :-P

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    2. Is the bartender Dany Rojas?

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    3. So that's him 😁 Dany Rojas is his character in the series Ted Lasso 🤣

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  31. The Substance (2024)

    I'm doubting Substance will get FDA approval.

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  32. THE HALLOWEEN THAT ALMOST WASN'T (1979)

    Move over Lugosi, Judd Hirsch IS Dracula!

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  33. The Substance (2024)
    Sue, please magically increase my closet space

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  34. Don Coscarelli's PHANTASM (1979, BLU-RAY).

    Tall Man's metal ball. It... protrudes. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

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    Best 70's horror score alongside "Omen," "Halloween."

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  35. THE BLOB (1988)

    The blop? The blurp? The bloob? Blub.

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  36. Wishmaster 4: The Prophesy Fulfilled

    Wish I had watched Puppet Master 9

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  37. BRIDE OF FRANKENSTEIN (1935)

    What if Mary Shelley met F13's Shelly?

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  38. Bram Stoker's Dracula (1992)

    H O O O R N Y

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  39. Saw

    How many accents does Cary Elwes have?

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  40. SLEEPY HOLLOW (1999)

    Need more Christopher Walken swordfight movies, please.

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  41. WNUF Halloween Special (2013)

    Seance gone wrong makes for must-see TV.

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  42. A Nightmare on Elm Street

    Before Freddy started taking classes at UCB.

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  43. THE ROCKY HORROR PICTURE SHOW (1975)

    Drink whenever Janet faints. Happy Halloween, everyone!

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  44. Aliens(1986 Dir James Cameron)

    Ripley given Evigan hair to soothe Reiser

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  45. The Thing (1982)

    What can I say? It's the best.

    Thanks for a great Scary Movie Month everyone!

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  46. Poltergeist (1982)

    Big Finale! Happy Scary Movie Month everybody!

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  47. Halloween (1978)

    Thanks for a fun Scary Movie Month.

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  48. Martyrs (2008)

    Anna deserved it for dropping the baguette

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  49. Re-Animator (1985)

    If the shot green, shit goin down

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  50. The House of the Devil (2009)

    Satan take my womb for $300 rent

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  51. Eden Lake (2008)

    There is nothing scarier than unsupervised teens

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  52. Climax (2018)

    Who put that guys elbows on backwards?

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  53. Transylvania 6-5000 (1985)

    Like “The Monster Squad” but for grownups.

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  54. And my final review of SMM 2024:

    James Watkins' SPEAK NO EVIL ('24, THEATER) for the first time. Yes, it's still playing at the AMC on 42nd St. Times Square.

    English Muffin? No thanks, l prefer Danish.

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    The Bengal's 'Eternal Flame' gets butchered hardest.

    Thanks for allowing us to watch horror movies as an escape from the real-life nightmare that is this year's U.S. presidential election. May we still be here in 2025 to try and do it all over again. Peace! 🤟😎

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  55. Review count for day 31: 57
    Review total for the month: 1779

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    1. Mikko...you continue to do an awesome job with the stats! Thanks friend. Well done!!!!!!!!!!!

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    2. What happened in 2020 and 2021 to get such high numbers? 🤣😜😎

      Good job, we all appreciate it

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