100 Movies. 31 Days. The 7th Annual "October Horror Movie Challenge" (Oct 1-31) Pt 2
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100 Movies. 31 Days. The 7th Annual "October Horror Movie Challenge" (Oct 1-31) Pt 2
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DISCUSSION THREAD PART 1
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<sup>100 Movies. 31 Days.</sup> October 1st - 31st, 2011
THE ORIGINAL SHIT-TON OF FUN.
(Technically ends 11/1 at Dawn)
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DISCUSSION THREAD PART 1
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<sup>100 Movies. 31 Days.</sup> October 1st - 31st, 2011
THE ORIGINAL SHIT-TON OF FUN.
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THIS THREAD IS FOR DISCUSSION ONLY!
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THE "RULES" | ||
Since its inception in 2005 the goal of this challenge has been to reach 100 horror films in a month's time. Obviously that's not an attainable goal for everyone, so your personal goal is of your choosing. Whether it's achieved, surpassed or beyond your reach, the ultimate goal here is to enjoy yourself while conversing with fellow genre fans. | ||
As always, there will be a separate list thread posted roughly 2 weeks prior to the October 1st start date. Be creative and personalize your list however you wish - give reviews, post pics, link to your blog or start one on your page, provide IMDB links with your titles, add YouTube videos, include running times, etc. The forum software now allows for unlimited post length, although you're still welcome to post it in a weekly or biweekly format due to the beyond annoying 25(?!) image limit. It's also highly recommended that you provide a link to the list in your signature for easier access. The only mandatory rule here is NUMBER YOUR LISTS! | ||
If you're uncertain of the title's genre classification the IMDB and AllRovi (formerly allmovie.com) are the go-to sources for determining its potential horror movie status. Need more confirmation? A third and fourth option exists and that is FlickChart (requires free sign up) and TMDB. Of course, any site is prone to the occasional error and if you feel that's the case asking in the discussion thread is advised. Just keep in mind that the #1 deciding factor regarding what counts is you and you alone.
Every facet of horror counts: Horror-comedies, Sci-Fi horror, wretchedly bad horror [Insert Current Remake Here], kiddie horror, creature features, erotic / XXX horror, Masters of Horror, silents, made-for-TV movies, etc. | ||
The formats and how you watch them is strictly your call -- Blu-ray, DVD, Netflix Watch Instantly, HD DVD, at the theater, on television, public domain downloads (links provided below), VHS, Laserdisc, Video On Demand, Netflix disc-by-mail, UMD, MiniDV, CED, Amazon Instant Video, through your neighbor's window, Apple TV, a Boxee Box, Hulu, Youtube, Payperview, Betamax, via laptop, netbook, VCD, a smartphone, a tablet ...you name it. And yes, that even includes the pan & scan, edited-for-television movies that air on TBS with multiple pop-ups and commercial interruptions (NOT recommended!). Just make sure the film is viewed in it's entirety. | ||
Someday something important will reside here. | ||
You're welcome to include non-genre titles viewed during the month in your list, but please keep them separate from your qualifying entries and don't number them. | ||
Sometime in November there will be a results thread posted. If you wish to be included in the stats provided (aside from your number ranking), please include the following in your list: - First time viewings. The ☼ thing is a commonly used symbol. - Formats viewed. (BD, DVD, NWI, etc.) - Your personal goal ...even if it happens to be the challenge's goal of 100. | ||
Keep it civil. The intention here is to have fun, so please don't take this event started by a guy with just a little too much time on his hands that seriously. |
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<sup>The Challenge Officially Begins</sup> Saturday, October 1st, 2011 @ Midnight (EST).
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<sup>The Challenge Officially Ends</sup> Tuesday, November 1st, 2011 @ Dawn.
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R O K U  U S E R S | The following private channels carry horror films in and out of the public domain: Archive Classic Movies - WSW1P PlayOn (for Hulu - requires PlayOn server) - MYPLAYON Archive.org - NMJS5 Nowhere TV - H9DWC YouTube - B8VVK DailyMotion - SNKQW Movie Splash - moviesplash Channels available in the Channel Store: Pub-D-Hub Classic Film Channel Streamin' Garage (for "Super Scary Horror Theater") SnagFilms Inmoo.com Crackle Jaman Vimeo To add any private channel that requires a code, you must go to Here. ONLY 100% FREE CHANNELS LISTED. R.I.P. The D Channel from The Grindhouse Cinema Database. Note to Boxee Box, Apple TV users and the others: As a Roku owner I'm only familiar with their offerings, but will be glad to add any info concerning the others if given. |
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P R I Z E S P R I Z E S P R I Z E S P R I Z E S |  PRIZE DETERMINATION _______________________________________________________________________________________ Random drawings will be held (via Random.org) for anyone who: - Actively participates. - Reaches the challenge's goal of 100. - Completes the Checklist, Theme Nights or 31 Films Subset. Not to mention: - Being the first to correctly answer a trivia question. - The participant(s) voted 'most impressive list' as determined by you. - Something else, perhaps? _______________________________________________________________________________________ <embed src="http://widget-cb.slide.com/widgets/slideticker.swf" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" quality="high" scale="noscale" salign="l" wmode="transparent" flashvars="cy=lt&il=1&channel=72057594038173131&site=widget-cb.slide.com" style="width:400px;height:300px" name="flashticker" align="middle"></embed> Courtesy of HamiltonBook.com - Shock Value: How a Few Eccentric Outsiders Gave Us Nightmares, Conquered Hollywood, and Invented Modern Horror [Hardcover] - Beyond the Darkness (Buio Omega) Blu-ray / DVD Combo - The Amicus Collection: Asylum / And Now the Screaming Starts / The Beast Must Die - The Complete History of the Return of the Living Dead - Terror Within / Dead Space (Roger Corman Cult Classics) - British Horror Quadruple Feature: Frigtmare / House of Whipcord / The Flesh and Blood Show / Die Screaming Marianne (Pete Walker films) - Nail Gun Massacre: Special Edition - Deliverance Blu-ray Courtesy of Full Moon - Subspecies 20th Anniversary (Blu-ray) - Evil Bong 3: The Wrath of Bong (DVD) - Gingerbread Man 2: Saturday Night Cleaver (DVD) Courtesy of Something Weird COMING SOON Courtesy of Synapse Films - 3 Copies of Maniac Cop (Blu-ray) - 3 Copies of Frat House Massacre - 3 Copies of Maniac Cop (Blu-ray) Spoiler:
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<sup>The Challenge Officially Ends</sup> Tuesday, November 1st, 2011 @ Dawn.
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Re: 100 Movies. 31 Days. The 7th Annual "October Horror Movie Challenge" (Oct 1-31) P
3 1 F I L M S U B S E T | 2008 LIST | 2009 LIST | 2010 LIST Don't forget the following can also be used for individual discussion if desired: The 2009 Subset List , 2010 Subset List and the HFC List DarkRed = Netflix Streaming Title DarkGreen = Available on YouTube DarkBlue = Streaming via AMC Streaming Links are Provided in the Threads. Syncs 100% with Theme Nights
WATCH ON THE LISTED DAY WITH GROUP DISCUSSION STARTING THE NEXT MORNING COPY & PASTE INTO YOUR LIST Spoiler:
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10-01-11, 04:49 PM
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We are a bunch of chatterers. It's only Oct. 1, and we're already on page 2 of discussion. 
I managed to get out of going to the baby shower that I was supposed to go to, so it looks like more horror and hopefully a few key checklist items in store for me tonight.
I managed to get out of going to the baby shower that I was supposed to go to, so it looks like more horror and hopefully a few key checklist items in store for me tonight.
10-01-11, 04:55 PM
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I thought the # posts per thread restriction was lifted? Or at least it has been in some forums, as some threads get into the multiple thousands of posts.
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Originally Posted by Trevor
I thought the # posts per thread restriction was lifted? Or at least it has been in some forums, as some threads get into the multiple thousands of posts.
10-01-11, 05:32 PM
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Originally Posted by Trevor
Just briefly scanning the first few lists, I'm loving what Tarfrimmer and SterlingBen are doing. Do either of you object if I steal some of your formatting?
Enjoying the hell out of a long-overdue re-watch of Bubba Ho-Tep now...
10-01-11, 05:33 PM
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Night of the Living Dorks (2004)
It won't rock your world, but the 92 minutes pass easily enough. Would make a good break film between heavier movies.
It won't rock your world, but the 92 minutes pass easily enough. Would make a good break film between heavier movies.
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I was picking up a new battery for one of my remote controls at my local supermarket this afternoon, and I noticed a cardboard display set-up in front of the checkout lanes. It was a bunch of "Midnight Horror Collection" DVDs from Echo Bridge Home Entertainment priced at $4.99. I thought they would be a bunch of public domain titles, but there are some titles from studios like Full Moon and Miramax.
This is the one that I picked up: 8 Movie Pack Midnight Horror Collection Vol. 2. Some of these movies don't look very promising, but the price was right.
This is the one that I picked up: 8 Movie Pack Midnight Horror Collection Vol. 2. Some of these movies don't look very promising, but the price was right.
10-01-11, 05:39 PM
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Looks like day 1 of viewing is over for me since I have to get ready to go out for the evening. 6 movies and a couple of shorts towards an entry. Not a bad day. Only 1 re-watch which was Santa Sangre. If you want my full run down on the days viewing click the link in my sig (or its whored out in my list lol)
10-01-11, 05:46 PM
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Originally Posted by Chad
Yeah, it was. It's just more tradition than anything.
10-01-11, 05:55 PM
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I realized after fully reviewing one of those links for the theme subset that Shaun of the Dead is an Ealing Studios film. It looks like I've already got my movie picked out for Friday. 
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Originally Posted by LickTheABCs
Didn't get home from work til after 3 but was able to watch my 1st flick: The Loved One.
eh. Fairly predictible and rather tame, I thought.
eh. Fairly predictible and rather tame, I thought.
10-01-11, 06:13 PM
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Chad,
I should probably know this, but some clarification please.
For the checklist items where it specifically says "film starring/etc", it can't be a TV episode, but can be a short film, right? If not, do we want to change the verbiage to allow TV shows on all checklist items?
Also, to be considered as completing the subset or theme nights, does one have to watch them on that specific 24 hour period? I think yes on the themes, but no on the subset perhaps.
I should probably know this, but some clarification please.
For the checklist items where it specifically says "film starring/etc", it can't be a TV episode, but can be a short film, right? If not, do we want to change the verbiage to allow TV shows on all checklist items?
Also, to be considered as completing the subset or theme nights, does one have to watch them on that specific 24 hour period? I think yes on the themes, but no on the subset perhaps.
10-01-11, 06:36 PM
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Originally Posted by nezumi
I was picking up a new battery for one of my remote controls at my local supermarket this afternoon, and I noticed a cardboard display set-up in front of the checkout lanes. It was a bunch of "Midnight Horror Collection" DVDs from Echo Bridge Home Entertainment priced at $4.99. I thought they would be a bunch of public domain titles, but there are some titles from studios like Full Moon and Miramax.
This is the one that I picked up: 8 Movie Pack Midnight Horror Collection Vol. 2. Some of these movies don't look very promising, but the price was right.
This is the one that I picked up: 8 Movie Pack Midnight Horror Collection Vol. 2. Some of these movies don't look very promising, but the price was right.
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Been having a marathon with friends today to kick things off. We just finished Hocus Pocus which I haven't watched since I was young. That movie does a great job of capturing the essence of October as a child.
10-01-11, 07:12 PM
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For those of you trying to take advantage of Netflix's streaming catalog to help complete the checklist, I highly recommend using The Masque of the Red Death for the Hazel Court requirement over Doctor Blood's Coffin. I decided to go for something I hadn't seen before, and it turns out Doctor Blood's Coffin is fairly boring. Twenty minutes left, and I feel like it has gone nowhere. Eh. The Masque of the Red Death is far better.
I also mapped out some possibilities for each day in October to match the theme of the day. What's funny is that I'm far more organized about what I'm going to be watching throughout the month than I ever have been in any previous challenge, and yet I'm probably the least organized in regards to my list. I guess I just can't ever get my shit completely together.
I also mapped out some possibilities for each day in October to match the theme of the day. What's funny is that I'm far more organized about what I'm going to be watching throughout the month than I ever have been in any previous challenge, and yet I'm probably the least organized in regards to my list. I guess I just can't ever get my shit completely together.
10-01-11, 07:18 PM
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Oh, one more thing while I'm thinking about it. When I looked at the link Chad posted for action horror, it listed Hobo With a Shotgun. I have that recorded on my DVR when it showed on HDNet Movies and have never watched it. I'd like to finally have an excuse to make myself watch it but didn't think it would qualify. Any opinions?
10-01-11, 07:20 PM
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That slide.com site isn't doing slide shows anymore. I guess they shut down on the 27th so I ended up using some kizoa thing instead which isn't bad but I'd rather use the other site.
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Question for you all, could Peter Weir's The Last Wave be considered horror or will I need to wildcard it?
10-01-11, 08:12 PM
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Originally Posted by clckworang
Oh, one more thing while I'm thinking about it. When I looked at the link Chad posted for action horror, it listed Hobo With a Shotgun. I have that recorded on my DVR when it showed on HDNet Movies and have never watched it. I'd like to finally have an excuse to make myself watch it but didn't think it would qualify. Any opinions?
it is a revenge flick.
10-01-11, 08:16 PM
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Originally Posted by sleepyvillager
Question for you all, could Peter Weir's The Last Wave be considered horror or will I need to wildcard it?
10-01-11, 08:20 PM
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Originally Posted by Trevor
Chad,
I should probably know this, but some clarification please.
For the checklist items where it specifically says "film starring/etc", it can't be a TV episode, but can be a short film, right? If not, do we want to change the verbiage to allow TV shows on all checklist items?
I should probably know this, but some clarification please.
For the checklist items where it specifically says "film starring/etc", it can't be a TV episode, but can be a short film, right? If not, do we want to change the verbiage to allow TV shows on all checklist items?
Counting "The Muppet Show" for Vincent Price just seems weird.
Originally Posted by Trevor
Also, to be considered as completing the subset or theme nights, does one have to watch them on that specific 24 hour period? I think yes on the themes, but no on the subset perhaps.
Originally Posted by Mister Peepers
That slide.com site isn't doing slide shows anymore. I guess they shut down on the 27th so I ended up using some kizoa thing instead which isn't bad but I'd rather use the other site.
10-01-11, 08:46 PM
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ugh. some friends dropped by and interrupted my HALLOWEEN series marathon. it's okay though because they brought pizza and beer and we watched NEAR DARK. the OCD in me is pissed however. oh well. what are you going to do? hope everyone had a good first day.
10-01-11, 08:54 PM
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Originally Posted by Mister Peepers
That slide.com site isn't doing slide shows anymore. I guess they shut down on the 27th so I ended up using some kizoa thing instead which isn't bad but I'd rather use the other site.
Originally Posted by Chad
The only way I was able to add that to the first post was to edit a slide slow I created in 2006.
Slide has disabled the ability to create new slideshows, and if you want to keep what you've created, better save it to your drives now.
