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What Halloween/horror movie are you watching or the last one you watched?

For me, the last one I watched was Halloween (2007), next one I'm watching is House of 1,000 Corpses.

Yesterday I watched The Last Exorcism, II. I prefer the first one, but the girl who plays in both of them (Ashley Bell) is really good. #1 is found-footage style, but #2 is not. #2 makes good use of the New Orleans setting.

My daughter and I watched the most recent Halloween a couple of days back, but my favorite is still the original.

We just watched Hubie Halloween with Adam Sandler, it was basically the same character he played in The Waterboy but in a Halloween movie. I would compare it to the Madea Boo movies, in that it has no real plot, and it's unnecessarily long at almost 2hrs. but you do get some laughs from it.

Aside from that, I've been watching the Chucky movies when the kids are sleeping, because they're still too young to watch them yet. After that, I'm going to be watching the Saw films next week.

watching Hubie Halloween is released exclusively on Netflix on Wednesday 7th October. on Netflix

Last movie I watched was Halloween 2 (2009) next thing I'm gonna watch is It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown

This week I have gone musical--Phantom of the Opera (25th anniversary performance), Sweeney Todd (Angela Lansbury & George Hearn), movie version of Into the Woods.

Tonighr, Hocus Pocus!

I'm conflicted...

I streamed the 'Hocus Pocus' themed, live event this evening, starring the original cast, hosted by Elvira and featuring an all-star line-up of guests and...it was awful.

I wanted to love it, I really, really did but...so awful.

I watched 3 movies today

Fright Night
Halloween (2018 one)
Hotel Transylvania

Enjoyed them all

Andy, I love Hocus Pocus and was a little sorry I couldn't stream that event. What made it so bad?

Murfreesboro wrote: ↑Thu May 13, 2021 7:45 pm Andy, I love Hocus Pocus and was a little sorry I couldn't stream that event. What made it so bad?

It was a fundraising event disguised as a 'reunion'.

The writing (assuming someone took the time to write actual dialogue...) was haphazard and came across very forced, and since it was streaming during peak quarantine the videography was bad, really bad.

It jumped back and forth between the actors in their own studios (which were probably just rooms in their homes with green screen) that had cringeworthy digital backgrounds.

That being said, the mere presence of the original cast members, in costume & in character, was it's only saving grace.

I'd give it a 3 on a scale of 10.

Here is a mercifully short clip from the event.

https://youtu.be/tfteLe_G5MY

Hey, if you all haven't seen it, please check out Love and Monsters! Not strictly speaking a Halloween movie, but it does have monsters, so I thought it would be OK to pitch it here. It is funny and has a lot of heart, as well as a positive message. Buy it on DVD or watch for it on streaming services. Our whole family loved this film!