Cardsfan111

I'll throw Shaun of the Dead out as my choice. Perhaps the majority have already seen it--I know it's a popular title. I've yet to view it and it's been in my unwatched pile since picking it up a few months back at Big Lots.

Regarding a specific date--anything after the first week of the month. I'll be away from home and while I plan to continue my horror film watching, my internet access may be limited which means I'd be slowed down in contributing to the thread.

Darkgod

If I can make a pick... i suggest Delamorte Delamore http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0109592/ as I think it is such an underated horror movie, and is very good. It is not spoken of except by the biggets of fans of horror/foreign movies

Chad

I was curious what would be this year's Death Bed and apparently it'll be, well, Dead Bed. Hey, it's still in my Netflix queue from last year!

BTW, don't make the horrific mistake of confusing this $25,000 film of the same w/ Martin Sheen ...err Joe Estevez(!):

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clckworang

I'll throw out a title: The Signal. I watched it recently for the first time, and I was really impressed by it. It's not perfect, but it was a rare film that actually gave me a bit more than I was expecting. The basic plot sort of reminded of The Happening (something causing people to go crazy/violent), but it was handled in a much better way.

Numes

I watched this last year and it was great. This was going to be my pick, but I went with one I haven't watched in a few years.

It's also known as "Cemetery Man" for those who want to pick it up.

Chad

Sounds good. And it's a healthy fascination.

It took me forever to decide on "Black Friday" last year so I feel an obligation to pick ASAP. Since I'm such a fan of both Italian Gothic Horror and Barbara Steele I'll go in the same direction this year with "Nightmare Castle". I've been saving it specifically for this challenge so it'll be a first time viewing for me.

Here's a good article on Italian Gothic Horror I stumbled across for anyone interested:

http://www.imagesjournal.com/issue05/infocus.htm

Darth Maher

I'll throw in Behind The Mask: The Rise of Leslie Vernon as my pick.

I'm assuming we get only one pick so if someone can't think of a title, but really wants to submit something, I'll send Poltergeist vibes your way.

riotinmyskull

THE MANITOU is my choice

Darth Maher

I'm surprised that nobody has mentioned Night of the Creeps yet seeing that it's making its DVD/Blu-ray debut and all. I wish it wasn't so late in the month though.

Trevor

Yeah, Night of the Creeps would be cool, but I think that is just too late in the month to allow enough of us to find it and watch it in time. But it could be a weekly choice in November or later for our soon-to-come Horror Film Club.

Thanks for the picks all. Keep them coming. I'm not sure where this feeling is coming from, but I'm leaning towards picking Poltergeist.

Shack

And we have our slogan!

Thanks to Chad for keeping up the tradition! I don't know how much I'll be able to participate this year, but I'll certainly be reading the threads.

Darth Maher

True. I might have to give my "unofficial" copy one more spin before retiring it.


I like it!

terrycloth

I was gonna throw in Jack Ketchum's The Girl Next Door then realized it isnt really a horror movie yet somehow the only title i have ever had a hard time watching....

on a plus side all the titles brought up are in my to watch pileso far.

The Man with the Golden Doujinshi

That's my pick and netflix has it on instant watch. It's bad but it's a classic for me

I'd say that one counts.

Cardsfan111

allmovie.com lists it as horror. I picked it up counting on using it for this challenge.

Numes

Wait, you're going to pick Claw of Terror again this year? I thought we were going to try to pick different movies?

Trevor

There is no try. But if he insists, I'll slot him for that movie on September 30th.

BuddhaWake

guys, I have a couple of DVDs double so I'll be more than glad to offer them as prizes or a prize. depends in how you all decide. how did it go last year? I can't remember them all, some are sealed some are used but from what I remember, Zombi 2 (MB), some giallos, delirium (bu), and black candles/evil eyes.

unskilledgymrat

I'm definitely game for this! Can't wait, should be a lot of fun.

The Man with the Golden Doujinshi

Ah so, then I'll find something else.

And it's called....Troll 2.

Julie Walker

It doesn't surprise me, since TCM did air E.D. 2 a few months ago on TCM Underground.

The biggest surprise in the TCM list is Videodrome! Does anyone know if they'll air the uncut version or use the edited for tv print? They do run the occasional pan & scan print and edited for tv print if that's all they have access to.

bmax

Never done one of these, but it sounds like fun. I think i'll go for just 25 to start though.

Trevor

But 25 is so close to a one-a-day average, doesn't 31 sound like a better goal?

Cardsfan111

Welcome to the forum/challenge/horror madness, bmax!


I hate to add anything to Chad's plate regarding stat-keeping for the challenge, but it also seems worthwhile to recognize the top horror challenge rookie with all the newcomers joining the fun.

bmax

Yeah, that's a good point. Didn't really think about that. 31 it is then.