I love bad horror movies but I rarely have (or make) the time to watch them. I’ve been talking about throwing my own personal Halloween movie fest for a couple of years now, but for some reason never got around to it. Well, this year I’m doing it. For the entire month of October I plan on watching and reviewing a different horror movie each and every night. Halloweenfest 2008 kicked off last night with 1986’s classic Heavy Metal thriller, Trick or Treat.
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Hoo hoo. They’re ripping me off, Robin.
I’ve already watched 14, rookie! Bring it on!
There’s a new channel on Cox.. 199… that’s showing old Boris Karloff movies too. I think it’s called CHILL, and it seems to be part horror, part Science Fiction. Right up my alley. The last few days it’s been “Horror of Frankenstein”. Alrighhht!