An American Werewolf in London

October 21 - An American Werewolf in London

This movie simultaneously launched the careers of some of the greatest special fx artists and changed horror films forever. This is also the second horror/comedy movie by John Landis that I've watched this month... time to bust out some more Sam Raimi.

Spiders and Owls

7 Billion

You wanna talk about scary? How 'bout another billion people on this dumbass planet?

The UN and various authorities used to say we'd have 9 billion by 2040... doesn't seem like it's exactly sneaking up on us. More like hurtling.

Let The Right One In

October 20 - Låt den rätte komma in (Let the Right One In)

I've been interested in this movie since it came out but never really got the chance to see it. There's an American remake called Let Me In but I'm sticking with the original. Little girl vampires? Fuck yea.

The Mist

October 19 - The Mist

I didn't like this movie all too much when I first saw it but I just found out that Darabont wanted it seen in black and white, and I'm curious.

Brady + Friends

Thizzneyland

Innocent Blood

October 11 - Innocent Blood

Other than a few Dracula/Nosferatu films, this is the best vampire movie ever.

Creepshow

October 9th - Creepshow

Continuing with another movie of horror shorts, the only difference is that this one involves George Romero, Stephen King, and Leslie Nielsen.

Graveyard

If you're at all into '70s rock, stoner-blues, and anything else that may ring a bell with a band like this, you must check these guys out. I have been waiting for something new from them since their self-titled in 2008, and at that point I thought they were a '70s rock band.