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 It's Haunted House Week!

Last week I watched much more than I was able to review. It's October and the humidity is still 90%. Last night when I was trying to go to bed I had the window open and it was 52 degrees outside but still 75 degrees inside and the heat is turned OFF. Huzzah.


If you'd like to recommend an upcoming movie or genre for me to review, please comment below! 


18-Oct


The Entity (1982) Starz

Child's Play 3 (1991) HBO

Delirium (2018) Netflix


19-Oct


A Tale of Two Sisters (2003) Shudder

Jessabelle (2014) Hulu

Waxwork (1988) Amazon


20-Oct


Don't Be Afraid of the Dark (2010) Netflix

House (1977) Criterion

Grave Encounters (2011) Amazon


21-Oct


The Changeling (1967) Shudder

What Lies Beneath (2000) Showtime

Let's Scare Jessica to Death (1971) Criterion


22-Oct


The Messengers (2007) Amazon

Winchester (2018) Netflix

House (1985) Amazon


23-Oct


Paranormal Activity (2009) Showtime

Session 9 (2001) Netflix

Book of Blood (2008) Amazon


24-Oct


The Haunted Mansion (2003) Disney+

The Amityville Horror (2005) Amazon

The Grudge (2020) Starz


Upcoming Genre Weeks:

10/25-10/31    Natural Horror

11/1-11/7     Escape Films

11/8-11/14     Canuxploitation

11/15-11/21     Adventure Comedy

11/22-11/28     Family-Oriented Comedy

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