I've never see The Witch but it's been in my queue for a few years.Murfreesboro wrote: Wed Sep 09, 2026 8:16 pm Today I watched The Witch for the first time in several years. It's a well made film, but so dark! There's a reason I haven't watched it often.
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The Witch is by that guy Eggers (?), who seems to specialize in a sort of art house horror. His movies are always beautifully made, but I'm not sure I really love any of them. Besides The Witch, I own The Lighthouse and Nosferatu. My daughter has The Northman (Norseman?), so I've seen it, too. She likes that one the best, because it's a sort of proto-Hamlet. I may like his Nosferatu best, just because it follows the classic movie pretty well, and I know what to expect from it. But honestly, I enjoy the Oldman Dracula from the 90s more.
The Witch has some genuinely disturbing, scary images, but it's unrelentingly dark and does not end well for any of the characters. I guess I like a little more hope in my horror pictures.
I was too busy today to watch anything Halloweenish. I hope I do better tomorrow.
The Witch has some genuinely disturbing, scary images, but it's unrelentingly dark and does not end well for any of the characters. I guess I like a little more hope in my horror pictures.
I was too busy today to watch anything Halloweenish. I hope I do better tomorrow.
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Thanks for the analysis. I will watch someday.Murfreesboro wrote: Thu Sep 10, 2026 8:20 pm The Witch is by that guy Eggers (?), who seems to specialize in a sort of art house horror. His movies are always beautifully made, but I'm not sure I really love any of them. Besides The Witch, I own The Lighthouse and Nosferatu. My daughter has The Northman (Norseman?), so I've seen it, too. She likes that one the best, because it's a sort of proto-Hamlet. I may like his Nosferatu best, just because it follows the classic movie pretty well, and I know what to expect from it. But honestly, I enjoy the Oldman Dracula from the 90s more.
The Witch has some genuinely disturbing, scary images, but it's unrelentingly dark and does not end well for any of the characters. I guess I like a little more hope in my horror pictures.
I was too busy today to watch anything Halloweenish. I hope I do better tomorrow.
Didn't care the new Nosferatu much. Like you, I prefer Oldman's Dracula and usually watch it annually.
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Today, I had to ride a train from DC to NY...
During the trip, I watched SALEM'S LOT (1979)

During the trip, I watched SALEM'S LOT (1979)

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My husband has pulled out The Haunted History of Halloween, an annual favorite of ours.
Also, this has zero to do with Halloween, but my daughter treated me to a matinee of Coyote vs Acme on Thurs, and it was an absolute delight. I think I laughed at every scene. It's a Who Framed Roger Rabbit type of movie, human actors and well known cartoon characters blended. I've seen a handful of movies at the theater this year, including the much-ballyhooed The Odyssey, but my daughter and I agreed that the two best have been Project Hail Mary and this one, Coyote vs Acme, and I didn't expect to feel that way going in.
Also, this has zero to do with Halloween, but my daughter treated me to a matinee of Coyote vs Acme on Thurs, and it was an absolute delight. I think I laughed at every scene. It's a Who Framed Roger Rabbit type of movie, human actors and well known cartoon characters blended. I've seen a handful of movies at the theater this year, including the much-ballyhooed The Odyssey, but my daughter and I agreed that the two best have been Project Hail Mary and this one, Coyote vs Acme, and I didn't expect to feel that way going in.
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That's a favorite of mine too. Watch it each year during horrorthon!Murfreesboro wrote: Sat Sep 12, 2026 10:40 am My husband has pulled out The Haunted History of Halloween, an annual favorite of ours.
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Tonight, I watched SCREAM (1996) on the big screen outdoors at Rooftop Cinema NYC


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I'm excited about this new Friday the 13th prequel series...
CRYSTAL LAKE which premieres on Peacock October 15

CRYSTAL LAKE which premieres on Peacock October 15

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Oh, we love Scream also but haven't pulled it out yet this season.
