The House of 31 Days of Creepy Coming Soons

[packerbacker180]

So, I watched Five Nights at Freddy's with my sons last night. Meh, it was ok. Maybe if you're into the games and no the backstory it would be better, overall, it wasn't scary. There were some off screen kills and some visual of dead boides but nothing overly gruesome. My 10-year-old wasn't bothered by it at all. The story was a little convoluted and something just seemed dumb. My older son said the games are scarier. I guess they couldn't go too scary or gruesome because they would lose the kid market, and I assume that would be where a lot of the sales would come from because I can't see this really appealing to adults or serious horror fans. But I'm sure it'll do well at the box office even if Peacock cuts into sales.

[BrandonDaCollector]

Sounds to Me that their not scared of much and bored of current stuff. If most kids nowadays are like that then I think the movie makers need to make them more scarier and gory like a lot of We've posted. If kids today would see the Fly 1 & 2, Hellraisers, the Nightmare on Elm Streets and much more I think they'd be scared but then who knows. I do know when it comes video games Jason always made Me JUMP in the LJN NES game compared to the actual movies when he's suddenly appear

Here's this great werewolf film that came out in 1996 called Bad Moon. I recall only seeing the trailer once on TV probably during a Raw, Nitro, X-Files or World Series. The movie was so poorly advertised & hyped and I believe it was only at the shows for about a week. This is one of the best Werewolf movies and really My favorite one

NOTE: The haunting music in the trailer is Hans Zimmer's 1990 wonderful score to Pacific Heights

[packerbacker180]

Think I may've saw that back then, not sure.

[BrandonDaCollector]

Well Bad Moon is a great one That's funny, Me and My Mom just watched A Quite Place Part 1 & 2 last week. Their really good. I guess this will be the final entry for this year so it will continue what you posted PB, Halloween again

[packerbacker180]

I still have not seen the sequel. It's been sitting on the DVR for well over a year, maybe 2, just haven't gotten to it.

[BrandonDaCollector]

Well I suggest you do soon PB especially since you just rewatched the first one while it's still fresh for you

[AcidDragon]

Thanks for sharing all these trailers, guys. Definitely gave me some ideas for this year's Halloween daily movie marathon. What did you guys all end up watching for October? The complete list for me includes:
Witchboard
Babadook
City of the Living Dead
The Killer Shrews
The Ward
The Gorgon
Ernest Scared Stupid
Legion
The Sentinel
Black Sunday
The Ghost
Plan 9 from Outer Space
Jason X
The Tommyknockers
Sleepwalkers
The Night of the Bloody Apes
Mill of the Stone Women
Transylvania 6-5000
Cube
Dark Water
Perfect Blue
The People Under the Stairs
The Mask (1961)
Severence
Street Trash
In Fabric
Alone in the Dark (1982)
The Night Stalker
The Night Strangler
Killer Klowns from Outer Space

[BrandonDaCollector]

That's a good list. I didn't watch a ton due to personal stuff but what I did was Stephen King's Silver Bullet, Little Monsters, The Unnamble 1 & 2, Fright Night 1 & 2 (the originals) and Fright Night 1 & 2 (the reboots), World War Z, A Quiet Place 1 & 2, The Last Witch Hunter, The Last Broadcast (the one I've spotlighted before about the Jersey devil that has so much history like being the first movie ever that was broadcasted from satellite that stared reality horror and predated The Blair Witch, I greatly spotlighted all about it all in Cryptozoology Topic!), The Blair Witch Project & Blair Witch sequel (2016 - We skipped Book of Shadows,) Garfield in the Rough & Garfield Halloween Adventure. I do still plan on watching more spooky stuff

[packerbacker180]

[BrandonDaCollector]

Huh, I've never known about Hysterical, then again 1983 is still one of the biggest movie years with a ton of films and I'm still discovering more titles from that said year