Dracula Has Risen from the Grave
 

With my final two Sci-Fi September discs being dispatched from Love Film today, it's now time to purge the remaining list of sci-fi and bring on the horror as the spooky season is almost upon us... :skullscream:

So, I thought it was time to dust the cobwebs off of this thread ready to receive everyone's spooky viewings. :skull: :vamp: :pumpkin:

Yay! :glitter:

I'm fed up of sci-fi (cheap effects and rubbery monsters)

bring on the spookiness (cheap effects and rubbery monsters)

I'm out of the country for the first 12 days of 'Spooktober' so I'm going to lag behind but I always look forward to watching horror films all month in October.

I did a challenge for last year with strict rules which was fun, but this time I'm just going to watch what I feel like!

Old dark houses, slashing favourites and classics of the genre all month for me. (As well as a few i've bought over the course of the year which are new to me - Houses of Halloween, Pay the Ghost, Hollow - films set at Halloween)

I don't have any specific films in mind for the month, but it's good to see the evenings being dark at about 7 o'clock, so that will definitely help with the atmosphere for when I inevitably watch such genre favourites as The Exorcist, The Texas Chain Saw Massacre, Rosemary's Baby, The Shining, Halloween, Suspiria, The Wicker Man, An American Wealth in London, and Eyes Without a Face.

Agree with darkness adding to the atmosphere, find it harder to watch horrors in the summer months because of the !longer days. Also have no idea what films I will be watching I'll just watch what takes my fancy on the night.

:D

Looking forward to hearing about that one!

I'm another who doesn't have a strict strategy or plan for the upcoming month's viewings. I've just added a shit-tonne of horror stuff to my Love Film rental list though.

Just wait until Arthouse April...you'll be able to watch films you actually own for a change. :tongue1: