31 Days of Halloween: Death of the Day

[BrandonDaCollector]

Well thanks PB Oh gosh the way you made that one was hilarious and I couldn't help but

I like the Jeepers Creepers films, their really freaky. Here's this one from Jeepers Creepers 3 (2017). I love when he appears here I just love how get's those teenagers



I think this guy needs to be in the Olympics or something

[AcidDragon]

I enjoyed the first Fly movie but haven't seen Fly II. Graveyard Shift was a decent flick! I haven't seen it in a while.

[BrandonDaCollector]

Oh if you enjoyed the first Fly Acid, you need to see the second, if My fav of the two Yes, Graveyard Shift was.

Not horror but still

[packerbacker180]

Leslie Nielsen is always a welcome sight.

And since you did a death that occurs off screen, it seems like the right time to make this off screen death the Death of the Day!



The jumpscare is one of the greatest weapons in a horror movies arsenal. I'll take them over gratuitous gore any day. Whether it's something that goes bump in the night or the unexpected startling scoot of a screeching cat...again...and again...and again...



I still bust out laughing when Troy asks, "Is someone throwing it?" LMAO. But there's perhaps no better jumpscare than the one in the underrated Excorcist III. It's a horror movie so your brain knows somethings going to happen but the scene goes on and it's just a mundane visuall, but you just know...and still nothing...and then something happens but it's nothing bad so phew!...so you relax for a moment and let your guard down and then--OH MY GOD!





(Insert Austin Powers "head jokes" here)



My wife works overnights in a hospital and I think nurses had it bad enough before they had images of this scene stuck in the back of their mind. Darkened corridors, quiet death all around. It's no wonder lots of hospitals are haunted. How could they not be?



So here's to you, nameless night nurse! Taking care of sick people you can't afford to lose your head, but sadly you did. But at least it's an iconic horror movie scene. And here's to all the nurses out there who had to deal with all the BS the last few years from morons and cowards running their own governments. You all are real superheroes!



Now scissor me, Daddy Ass!



WARNING: do not search "scissor me, daddy ass" with you filter turned off--Bob

[BrandonDaCollector]

Oh yes, I'm extremely familiar with the Exorcist III, it's one those movies that Me & My Grandma watched all the time way back when, she loved this film. We watched it way more than the other two. That was a scary scene. One of the many great films of 1990

Yeah, I don't think i would, when the Acclaimned started the scissor Me stuff, I'm like did they forget what happen in 93 with Sid & Arn Anderson

If you ever wanted to watch a legit killer Sasquatch film, look no further than 2006's Abominable, this scene is only a sample

[packerbacker180]

That was something.

Well, for today's Death of the Day let's continue our celebration of our frontline workers.



Now, as I said earlier, though Michael Myers racks up the kill count just as high as other crazed maniacs of the genre, his murdering ways lack a certain je ne sais quoi. He's a brute, to be honest. He just wants people dead so he can move on to the next kill.



I agree, Jim. If Miichael Myers was a hot pie to stick your ding dong in he would definitely be pumpkin because it's so bland and unappealing looking. I mean, it's just a brownish orange glop. Where's the creativity and color? But let's watch as Michael does his best Undertaker impersonation.



Poop's about to get real in the back of that ambulance.



That poor EMT is now a human bowing ball. I mean, he's now in the band Third Eye Dead.



I would understand. Michael Myers must have the strongest thumbs in the world. 1-2-3-4, I declare I won't partake in a thumb war with him.



But here's to you, nameless EMT guy, if only Nuprin were still around



Whispers, it's just ibuprofren.

[BrandonDaCollector]

Oh yes, that was the return of Michael Myers, really good there

Now this is how use a needle and get some steam

[packerbacker180]

See, Jason is an anti-hero!

Today's Death of the Day takes us to a Screamquel, and the death of the explainer of rules himself, Randy!



No, not you, though RIP Randy Savage. I was referring to Randy Meeks.



See, that's why you kids shouldn't blast your gboomboxess. Besides going deaf, you might just miss a murder occurring.



Randy was the first survivior the original movie to die in a sequel, and even though he gave us the rules like Moses on th Mount, he died despite not breaking any of them. I suppose that's life.



But here's to you, Randy Meeks, you knew the rules for surviving a horror film, but not the rule to never go near a panel van.

[BrandonDaCollector]

Oh Jason was indeed

Yep, Randy Meeks was the Scream guy well until his bitter end

So here's the death scenes in 1996's Bad Moon, it's really My favorite werewolf film and I love how the werewolf looks. This film has some crazy moments. The music in the second & third clip is the same cues that I provided in the tunes is from the scene, see if you can make it out

After their rest from their photo journalist work down in Nepal, the couple wanted their hot moment but right in the heat of things the Lycan came forth and was absolutely tore the moment apart



This ranger may have expect an average bear or wolf but not this



This jerko really got his, one of My favorite monster kills of ever of all-time

[packerbacker180]

A short Death of the Day to close out the season, as I was just rewatching A Quiet Place last night.

So here's to you, Lee Abbott, maybe the best father in a horror movie ever...