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Spookymufu wrote:is that the one where Roseanne finds out the lottery and all that was just a dream and that Dan was really dead?

yup...that was the finale.

its sad to me oh well... long live Dan lol he was really killed by spiders in arachniphobia

Halloween (1978)
Salem's Lot (1979)
The Blair Witch Project (1999)
Night of the Living Dead (1968)
House on Haunted Hill (1959)

and now...

Trick R Treat (2009)

Of course, I watch much more than these during my annual Halloween Horrorthon. For a more detailed list, see my ongoing, interactive thread: viewtopic.php?f=21&t=5175

witchy wrote:I just watched Trick R Treat, Love it!!!! Witchy

i loved it too which story did you like best?

the ghost kids definitely it was the halloweeniest to me

Spookymufu wrote:my wife almost stopped watching it when she realized the principal was a child serial killer.........

yeah, that's unsettling on many levels just like the mass killing of children with disabilities but in the end, karma (and sam) prevailed

one thing i liked were the guy in the beggining's ghost decorations! you know? the ones in his yard?

adrian wrote:its sad to me oh well... long live Dan lol he was really killed by spiders in arachniphobia

That's how I'll remember him. LOL. I once saw a pic of "Dan" sitting at a final season production meeting holding up a sign reading "HELP US" in reference to Roseanne's madness.
Trick or treat was sweet. I think I like the story of the Wicca girl being tormented by the rich kids. Sweet revenge.
I like movies that depict how peoples worlds intertwine. There's only a few degrees of separation between you and everyone else, and everyone has some sort of craziness going on. Good movie.

The first three Halloween movies, the Evil Deads, and the George Romero zombie films.
Then,
Ghost Story (1981)
The Haunting (original)
The Funhouse
Phantasm
The Raven (1963)
Re-Animator
The Fog (original)
Dead and Buried
Fiend Without A Face
Legend of Hell House
Return of the Living Dead
The Thing (both the original and the John Carpenter remake)

Other than those, I use an anniversary system to select movies to watch during October.
Movies that were made 10, 20, 25, 50, and 75 years ago.

I knew I forgot a few....

Equinox
Scarecrows
Silent Hill
The Terror
Galaxy of Terror
Island of Terror
Horror Express
Last Man on Earth
Friday the 13th parts 1 & 2

...and there's probably some more I'm missing