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promised Ack I'd get back to The Walking Dead (the game) this season. Put some time into episode 3 last night. There was def a part that just shocked me and upset me. Such a great game. I'm currently at a train...

s1mplehumar wrote:

prfsnl_gmr wrote:If you are not a fan of horror, then you should be sure to avoid Living Doll (which, as a fan of horror, is one of my favorite episodes).

One of the best TZ episodes for sure. Talking Tina also makes an appearance in the TZ pinball, which you may already know.

One of the best tables ever made. Sadly it goes for 7-9k nowadays and is stupidly complicated to fix.

Bumped Koopsta Knicca "Da Devil's Playground" and Prophet Posse "Body Parts" yesterday. Spooky.

noiseredux wrote:promised Ack I'd get back to The Walking Dead (the game) this season. Put some time into episode 3 last night. There was def a part that just shocked me and upset me. Such a great game. I'm currently at a train...

Haha, just you wait, noise. Just you wait.

Ack wrote:

noiseredux wrote:promised Ack I'd get back to The Walking Dead (the game) this season. Put some time into episode 3 last night. There was def a part that just shocked me and upset me. Such a great game. I'm currently at a train...

Haha, just you wait, noise. Just you wait.

You will continue to receive distraught IM's from me on Steam.

Not all Halloween movies are horror. In fact, some of them are charming romantic comedies like:



The Ghost Goes West (1936). In this delightful film, a handsome Scottish nobleman - who, unlike his father, is much more of a lover than a fighter - is cursed to haunt a castle until he can make a member of a rival clan apologize for insulting his honor. Hundreds of years later, the handsome final member of the ghost's clan, desperate for money, sells the castle to a family of wealthy Americans, represented by their beautiful daughter. The Americans promptly disassemble the castle and relocate it to Florida. The ghost accompanies the castle on its journey; hilarity ensues; and the two leads fall in love.

I thought the movie was at least as good as some of the best screwball romantic comedies of its era (i.e., Bringing Up Baby, My Man Godfrey, The Philadelphia Story, etc.), and my wife and I thoroughly enjoyed it. I highly recommend it (and the director's equally charming I Married a Witch) to anyone looking for a fun, Halloween-themed romantic comedy.

SEPTEMBER HALLOWEEN MOVIES:


OCTOBER HALLOWEEN MOVIES:

Good point prfsnl_gmr. One of my favorite films of all time is technically a Halloween film and one I will be watching tonight:


Arsenic and Old Lace

Great choice! That is one of my favorite Cary Grant films. It is so macabre, and the Boris Karloff references are great.

I wish I had a Ouija board. Want to get into some magickal occult ish this Halloween.

TSTR wrote:I wish I had a Ouija board. Want to get into some magickal occult ish this Halloween.

No one realizes that they are in a horror movie until it is too late.