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what is your favorite 80's Horror movie that you love to watch during the halloween season.
Mine is obviously "Halloween" and I also like to watch "Child's Play"
I think this year my fiance and I are going to be Chucky and the Bride of chucky for Halloween!!! I can't wait!!!
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I watched Child's play last night Horrors are every other day for me so it's Halloween all year round in this house But I think I will make a point to watch a Halloween film on the night this time, maybe Halloween 3. Silver shamrock
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Couldn't agree more. I thought it was a bit of a bore to just continuously do Myers films. I think the series would have been so much more interesting if they broke it up a bit with different ideas like the third.
Don't you just hate when someone says "Oh the third is crap, there's no Myers"
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Ok let’s expand the original idea a little and list our ideal Halloween movie fest!
Ok I know it’s not perfect but here is my bad boy Halloween movie selection, this is subject to change as there are too many good scary movies and not enough time!
9:00am (1984) Ghostbusters, 105 mins 10:50am (1985) Teen Wolf, 91 mins 12:30pm (1987) Monster Squad, 82 mins 13:55pm (1986) Critters, 82 mins 15:20pm (1986) House, 93 mins 16:55pm (1985) The Return of the Living Dead, 91 mins 18:30pm (1985) Fright Night, 106 mins 20:20pm (1980) The Fog, 89mins 21:50pm (1982) Halloween III: The Season of the Witch, 96mins 23:30pm (1981) The Evil Dead, 85mins 1:00am (1985) Day of the Dead, 102mins 2:45am (SLEEP)
Films that I could not include because they disturb me greatly are, Hellriaser 1, 2 & Event Horizon!
So think you have a better line up, let’s see it!
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9am: Nightmare on Elm Street 11am: Frightnight 1pm: Halloween 3pm: Child's Play 5pm: Evil Dead 7pm: The Lost Boys 9pm: Night of the Comet 11pm: Night of the living Dead 1am: NIGHT OF THE CREEPS (i saved the best for last)
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I love watching any of the Friday the 13th movies at this time of year too.
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Come on guys Halloween is getting closer so let's see that perfect 80’s Halloween movie list! It would be interesting to see which turn out to be the most popular movie/movies as already FRIGHT NIGHT seems to be leading the pack!
Go Brewster!
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Okay, here's mine: 8am Teen Wolf (start off with the soft stuff) 10am Nightmare on Elm St. (oprah noodlemantra!) 12pm Ghostbusters 2pm Little Shop of Horrors 4pm Evil Dead 6pm Evil Dead II 8pm (Break for Trick or Treating) 10pm Fright Night 12am Night of the Living Dead III (I love it when the zombie offers the other zombie a charred hand!) 2am Friday the 13th pt 2
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Poltergeist 2 was on AMC last night. I forgot how scary that movie is. They have some really good horror movies on AMC at night for monsterfest.
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Halloween Halloween 3 Nightmare on elm street The twilight zone Movie And if you are from the uk you may remember this from the early 90s Ghost Watch (it was on Halloween night). After it aired it was in all the papers and had thousands of people writing in to the bbc. It scared the *beep* out of me as a kid. If you watch it now its a bit lame but nothing has ever scared me as much as that did
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Yeah, I remember that Blake. My mum was sitting there through it saying look they're acting. But as a kid I was totally buying it until right at the very end when the ghost came into the studio lol
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Blake..adding 'Ghos****ch' was a stroke of genius.Pretty much summed it up in your description,but I would like to add it was made more than a decade before 'The Blair Witch Project' and was pure gold from auntie beeb.
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