I recenly watched "Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde" from 1931, a truly spooky film mainly because of the terrific performance from Freddric March as Mr Hyde. An underratted classic INMO and well worth adding to anyone's roster of horror films this halloween.
Also, you mentioned watching a horro film everyday this month, which reminds me off James Rolfe. James Rolfe may be known to osme of you as Angry video Game nerd. But he also reviews horror films every day in october as part of "Cinemasacre's Monster Madness. A truly awesome and informative series of videos that I can't recommed enouth.
http://www.cinemassacre.com/category/moviereviews/monstermadness/
> ... and maybe some not so disturbing, but also good
> flicks...
>
>
> So with this being my favorite month of the year I have
> been getting into the spirit much more than usual. To
> begin with, for the first time in 5 years Ive grown out my
> Jesus beard (I used to always dress as "Ten Neeley" for
> Halloween as a kid), and Ive been doing a daily Horror
> movie on my new projector.
>
> I wanted to start a thread on some of our favorite (and
> not so favorite) horror flicks and disturbing movies.
>
> So far Ive watched Salo, Eden Lake, all four Phantasms,
> first two Evil Deads, Irreversible, Robocop (good for gore
> hounds), all three resident Evils, Orphan, The Shining,
> Xfiles episodes, and though it isnt horror "Faerie Tale
> Theater" (I love Shelly Duvall).
>
> Also, I watched a horrible video that I didnt think would
> actually be real of a man being murdered. It was, and I
> wont go into any more details, that was a big mistake.
>
>
> Anyways, Happy October! If people are interested in
> discussing some Horror Im all about it :-)
>
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