terrycloth

im terrible at these as a few i have seen but cant place the title they are from I went over it when it was first posted and i think i was lucky to maybe get 15-20 of them

The Man with the Golden Doujinshi

Here's my two cents. I'm not even trying because I know there's others that will know a lot more than me. Even having it up so early wouldn't help me because it's also giving the ones that know more, even more time. I could put in the effort but the effort outweighs the fun.

clckworang

This. I will watch movies instead.

indiephantom

I have my own favorite scream queen (although her voice is too awful to effectively scream) and it's Jill Schoelen. She's up next in my queue with Popcorn. Haven't seen this since it was first released on home video in 1991. Excited.

SterlingBen

Was going to watch Auditions (Full Moon Grindhouse) for Scream queen day but looking at it it looks decidedly un-horror. Too bad, the boob stats could have used the infusion.

asianxcore

Finished up Puppet Master: The Legacy (2003)

Minus the one tie to a previous film, it felt like a really lazy way to end the series (originally).

SterlingBen

$5 each at BB after U&S (The Dead $7 with both coupons).

asianxcore

Jealous of the Stake Land & Magic pickups! My local Best Buys have never gotten those two titles in

jacob_b

Let me know how Innkeepers, The Dead, and ATM are. I was curious about them but didn't want to spend the money that they wanted.

SterlingBen

$5?

jacob_b

This was before the U&S program as I've been to Best Buy probably 3 times the other week. With a bunch of their blu-ray Halloween films at like $7.99, some of the titles were like $9.99 to $14.99 and I didn't want to pay that in case the movies were horrible.

Ash Ketchum

Be careful what you watch before you go to bed. Last night I watched 28 DAYS LATER and had a dream, very early in my sleep when the dreams are the most nightmarish, in which rats overran my bedroom as I was sleeping. Luckily a cat showed up. This was evidently inspired by the rats-in-the-tunnel sequence in the film.

Undeadcow

Initially this was my opinion about the banner trivia but it is a lot of fun to look through horror movie poster art just for kicks. There's a lot of cool posters that I've found and it's kind of like a horror Where's Waldo.

Ash Ketchum

I watched my first American film for this challenge: EXORCIST II: THE HERETIC (1977). I saw it in its initial release but after Warner Bros. unceremoniously chopped off the ending to try to salvage it after audiences laughed at it opening night. Instead, my audience got angry. Fortunately, my VHS edition has the complete ending.

I love this movie. I know it's incredibly silly at times and not likely to be taken seriously by hardcore horror fans or the true believers who freaked out at the original EXORCIST. But as a non-Catholic, I find myself much more comfortable with the film's attempt to provide a global element to the spiritual conflict, one that cuts across religious, cultural and national boundaries. I'm not sure why but it has an emotional pull that never fails to move me.

Plus, it's got that great Ennio Morricone score. I'm pleased at the inclusion of a Morricone requirement on the checklist. The 1970s was the golden age of Morricone soundtracks emanating from neighborhood theater screens.

Chad

Just a heads up this airs tonight:

DaveyJoe

Random question about some of the check list categories:

There is a category to watch a flick and its remake, does it matter if you watch the remake first?

There is another category to watch a film and two of its sequels, do they have to be in chronological order? For example, can I watch Friday the 13th 4, 7, and 8 to count for the category?

terrycloth

no the rules arent that strict watch them in whatever order you want...I know i like to watch the original back to back with the remakes but will watch sequels all over the place

SethDLH

Day 6 review is posted! 3 first time viewings are discussed.

http://celluloidterror.blogspot.com/...012-day-6.html

SterlingBen

Way better than previous years.

terrycloth

bummer hearing about Touch of Death been wanting to see that for awhile.

Theatre Bizzare was a solid anthology i felt. i remember the original trailer and felt it was gonna be a gorefest but upon watching it was pleased as theres quite a variety in the types of stories I wanna re visit it this challenge as i don't remember all the stories but the frog one was fun and remember the last one about the food being interesting. I forgot what it was about but do remember being disapointed by Savini's entry

i got to check out killer klowns today on blu which is a personal favorite of mine and really put me in the mood for The Stuff after....i watch tonights cupcake wars

SterlingBen

Kudos

SethDLH

Agreed with your thoughts on Theatre Bizarre. I think Savini's entry may be the weakest but it had a couple moments I thought were cool.

gp1086

Gotta finish up Halloween 6: The Curse of Michael Myers now. What a shock to see a young Paul Rudd!

I'm thinking I may need to pop my Psycho blu-ray's cherry tonight. It's been sitting on my shelf way too long for what is one of my favorites.

jacob_b

Might as well do it as it will work for the theme night, Scream Queen. And really, Paul Rudd is in Halloween 6...might need to see it now.

Mondo Kane

Taking a little break now, but even though my night's not done yet, today's been my weakest viewing-day thus far:

Kill Katie Malone-Even though he's only in it for about a total of 11 minutes, I still knew it was a bad sign to have Dean Cain included.
Are you scared?-Godawful SAW ripoff (Though it did have a rewind-worthy head-chopping moment)
Night Monster-Zzzzz
Psych:9-Haunted Hospital? Slasher on the loose? Nope, it's just another "It's-all-in-her-head" letdown.

You know it's been bad when Species III ends up being the best film I saw

At least my daily "Extras" turned out to be fun. The Travel Channel showed the making of a Texas maze/funhouse----Which is really making me anxious to experience live-action 3-D. And someone put together a clever edit to the 60's tune, "Ghoul in the school" set to 50's fright flicks. It's awesome.

Alright, back to the challenge. I picked Misty Mundae for my Scream Queen theme and about to start Sinful. No huge expectations, of course.