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The HALLOWEENATHON - What HORROR movie(s) are you watching?
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salford blue 62
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Just realised Double R says its on tonight ?
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Tonight's spooky offerings on TV (Sat 30th Oct)
21:00 - The Thing (1982) on Horror Channel
21:00 - IT (2017) on ITV2 HD
22:40 - The Exorcist (1973) on BBC2 HD
22:55 - Halloween (1978) On Film4 HD
23:05 - The Burning (1981) On Horror Channel
I'll be providing TV listings (UK) for each day this Halloween.
Feel free to add any films I've missed (Sky subscription viewers) or any horror films you are planning on watching this weekend.
21:00 - The Thing (1982) on Horror Channel
21:00 - IT (2017) on ITV2 HD
22:40 - The Exorcist (1973) on BBC2 HD
22:55 - Halloween (1978) On Film4 HD
23:05 - The Burning (1981) On Horror Channel
I'll be providing TV listings (UK) for each day this Halloween.
Feel free to add any films I've missed (Sky subscription viewers) or any horror films you are planning on watching this weekend.
Irrespective of the horror genre or Halloween, Carpenter was an absolute talent.
Halloween is an low budget masterpiece. The cinematography (including the rarely used at the time steadicam shots) is exquisite. Apparently some of the scenes were based on Edward Hopper painting and you can see it.
Dean Cundey who went on to work with Spielberg.
Remember this being dissected on Movie Drome years ago and there's some really clever background dialogue (the classroom scene talking about the 'personoficartion of fate' as the camera shows 'the shape' outside the classroom.
The music is highly influenetinal too. I don't really watch it as a horror more for the photography, mood and soundtrack.
Plus Shatner's face as the shape....
Forget the other films, they missed the point entirely.
Halloween is an low budget masterpiece. The cinematography (including the rarely used at the time steadicam shots) is exquisite. Apparently some of the scenes were based on Edward Hopper painting and you can see it.
Dean Cundey who went on to work with Spielberg.
Remember this being dissected on Movie Drome years ago and there's some really clever background dialogue (the classroom scene talking about the 'personoficartion of fate' as the camera shows 'the shape' outside the classroom.
The music is highly influenetinal too. I don't really watch it as a horror more for the photography, mood and soundtrack.
Plus Shatner's face as the shape....
Forget the other films, they missed the point entirely.
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Tonight's spooky offerings on TV (Sun 31st Oct)
21:00 - A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984) on TCM
21:00 - The Ring (2002) on Film4 HD
22:50 - Lost Boys (1987) on TCM
23:15 - Halloween III (1982) on Film4 HD
23:20 - A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984) on 5STAR
00:55 - Let the Right One In (2008) om BBC2 HD
01:10 - The Exorcism of Emily Rose (2005) on Film4 HD
Feel free to add any films I've missed (Sky subscription viewers) or any horror films you are planning on watching this Halloween weekend.
21:00 - A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984) on TCM
21:00 - The Ring (2002) on Film4 HD
22:50 - Lost Boys (1987) on TCM
23:15 - Halloween III (1982) on Film4 HD
23:20 - A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984) on 5STAR
00:55 - Let the Right One In (2008) om BBC2 HD
01:10 - The Exorcism of Emily Rose (2005) on Film4 HD
Feel free to add any films I've missed (Sky subscription viewers) or any horror films you are planning on watching this Halloween weekend.
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jimharri
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I watched yesterday's "highlight" on YouTube when I got up this morning (I'd given MOTD a wide berth). That was bloody scary.