… (Guest) on 09/30/2007 4:39 pm

BOO!

First comment.

Juanfer (Guest) on 09/30/2007 5:05 pm

Bubba Ho-tep

Well I just watched it once.

Footloose remake on the way — Movie Trailers (Guest) on 09/30/2007 5:29 pm

[...] horror movies that we absolutely must watch once every year come October…. source: Boo Berry, Eyegore Awards, Halloween Horror Nights and more., I-Mockery [...]

Lit (Guest) on 09/30/2007 5:46 pm

Kazzam.

And of course it's a horror movie. Have you seen Shaq's acting?

Sean (Guest) on 09/30/2007 6:22 pm

The Evil Dead series, no doubt: upcoming.yahoo.com/event/269692

RoG, have you heard about the Aero Theater's all-night horror-thon-fest the Saturday before Halloween? 12 hours of great, stupid zombie movies and radioactive children who melt their parents when they hug them! Should be great: americancinematheque.com/Aero/aeromastercalendar.htm

And this would make for a fantastic feature: hollywoodhellhouse.com

Forget Emmys - Patricia Arquette Gets an EyeGore (Guest) on 09/30/2007 6:24 pm

[...] she may have been overlooked at the Emmy awards, I-Mockery Blabber reports that the EyeGore Awards will be different: In other news, next Friday we’ll be attending [...]

Fathom Zero (Guest) on 09/30/2007 7:23 pm

The Halloween That Almost Wasn't.

Thank God my mum had the mind to tape it years ago.

shannon (Guest) on 10/01/2007 1:30 am

of course i have to watch halloween every year. in fact i am about to put it on right now in order to celebrate that tmrow is october 1st! also, Its The Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown, Texas Chainsaw and The Exorcist. i love the old school originals. my dad used to sit up and watch them with me on Halloween.

Goatboy Khan (Guest) on 10/01/2007 6:28 am

Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2, followed immidiately by Hocus Pocus. Splatter and humor and Sarah Jessica Parker in a Witch/Prostitute outfit FTW!

DanK (Guest) on 10/01/2007 9:14 am

I have a BETA copy of Polish Vampire In Burbank. Its a must see if you can find it. Watching it on the old Sony BetaMax though really adds to it. The night concludes with a slotcar rally and setting fire to my neighbors kitchen...but thats just because he's a douche.

MrEff (Guest) on 10/01/2007 10:49 am

The Evil Dead trilogy and the first three Hellraiser films are enough to get me in the spirit.

Su (Guest) on 10/01/2007 11:55 am

"It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown," "Halloween" and "The Innocents."

And since they generally let loose on their cache of horror flicks (Why only at Halloween, I ask myself?), I'm going to try and catch "Haxan" this year. I managed to miss its ONE AND ONLY SHOWING last year, and I'm damn-well prepared for this time 'round!

Juanfer (Guest) on 10/01/2007 2:30 pm

Wow, this came unexpected.

http://www.i-mockery.com/halloween/greatest/bubbahotep.php

pox (Guest) on 10/01/2007 2:47 pm

Hmmm a new game?
I CAN'T WAIT FOR IT TO BE FINISHED!

Xm (Guest) on 10/01/2007 3:24 pm

Dracula-the classic

Drac Malfus (Guest) on 10/01/2007 4:25 pm

I'd have to say that every Halloween I watch Jon Carpenter's "Halloween"(and the rest of the series, even 3 which people don't like) personal fav, but I have also recently (as of two years ago) started watching random japanese horror flicks. Basically anything I can find at the local store, or that of which a friend has.

S (Guest) on 10/01/2007 7:14 pm

I always end up seeing the Claymation Comedy of Horrors every October.

shannon (Guest) on 10/01/2007 9:14 pm

woohoo claymation comedy of horrors! i so have that and thought i was the only one who knew what that was!

Teh-Suxx0r (Guest) on 10/01/2007 9:14 pm

Hey RoG, I'm in Florida at the mo' because my brother is getting married, I thought I'd check out Boo Berry because you reccomend them so much, at first I was a wee bit hesitant, but they're great, wish I could get 'em at home.

Goatboy Khan (Guest) on 10/01/2007 10:52 pm

I highly recommend Pumpkinhead as well. And who can forget Creepshow? "Oh, Jordy Verrel, you lunkhead!"

-RoG- (Guest) on 10/02/2007 5:19 am

Lit, yes I have seen his acting and that's not horror, that's pure comedy.

Sean, thanks for the head's up, I didn't know there was a hell house in Hollywood. I'll have to make a point to check it out sometime!

Fathom Zero, ha yeah I saw that one when I was younger too, it's been a looong time though.

Shannon & Su, The Peanuts will always rock. The Great Pumpkin is real, you know...

DanK, wow, a Polish Vampire In Burbank? That's one a hell of a good title. So good, in fact, that I can't imagine the movie would be able to live up to it.

Pox, who let you out of the dungeon? Get back to work!

Drac, I actually love Halloween 3. Be sure to catch my article about it if you haven't already. I honestly think it's a great classic standalone horror movie about Halloween.

Teh-Suxx0r, glad ya found some man. Pretty much everybody loves the stuff when they have a chance to try it out. Best. Cereal. Ever.

Goatboy Khan, Creepshow and Creepshow 2 are absolutely great. I covered "The Raft" segment a few years ago actually. Sadly, they just released a Creepshow 3 film and you can tell just by the DVD cover that it's a horrendous piece of shit.

B.T.C (Guest) on 10/02/2007 6:24 am

I watch the first Halloween,Dawn of the dead, and at least one of that phantasm movies ever Halloween.

Alex (Guest) on 10/02/2007 10:26 am

Since I own the Friday the 13th Box Set, I usually bust out with atleast one of em. I also try to buy/rent a lot of different ones I haven't seen before. Hellraiser and Hellraiser 2 were ones I got last year, prolly watch Hellraiser 1 again now that I think about it...

Comment by (Guest) on 10/02/2007 1:30 pm

On the plus side Boo Berry appears to have a happier expression on the new boxes....
He is *not* dead inside from his near (I said near!!) forgotten, tragic, rage filled, alcoholic, barren, meaningless, Pickleman-deprived, daytime tv watching, lonely existance and too much "every rose has its thorn" and christina's "Beautiful" listening while looking back on the old glory times.
*ahem* I don't care if its likened to a popular dairy product often found on pizza "The Craft" will always rule my Halloween movies.

Mighty Pinto (Guest) on 10/02/2007 4:07 pm

RoG,

There are two movies that I absolutely never fail to watch in October. One is "The Changeling" with George C. Scott. Not gory, but extremely creepy. I never knew a rubber ball bouncing down a flight of stairs could be so damn chilling.

The other movie is called "The Dead Next Door", a low-budget zombie flick shot in 8mm. It's interesting to note that it was by the same director who did "Street Zombies", but unlike "Street Zombies" it's actually entertaining to watch. The movie inolves a crack law enforcement team called "The Zombie Squad" who deals specifically with Zombie outbreaks for the U.S. Government.

Tim (Guest) on 10/03/2007 4:51 am

I try to watch Killer Klowns From Outer Space around this time. I really need to find a copy of 976-Evil II also, it had my all time favorite scene in a horror movie where a woman gets sucked into the movie It's A Wonderful Life and the cast of the movie all turn into zombies. Good times.

Macabre Jester (Guest) on 10/05/2007 9:38 pm

I always have to watch a double feature of "The Texas Chainsaw Massacre" and "Return of the Living Dead".

VRSN (Guest) on 10/07/2007 1:47 pm

Good luck with that Axiom--my friend had one, but it somehow fried itself sitting on his desk in under 6 months. The trick is to set the velocity pads to preset MIDI modules for percussion or chords. I suggest Ableton Live as your host program.

Matt (Guest) on 10/10/2007 12:46 pm

I pretty much try to watch as many horror movies in october as humanly possible. I usually watch Elvira: Mistress of the Dark, the original Halloween, Suspiria, The Haunting, and my new favorite: Death Bed: The Bed That Eats, which, if you haven't seen it, you absolutely must!

briny bill (Guest) on 10/12/2007 2:49 am

any thing with nacked anima chicks course i allso do that to prepare for my ddaaf meetings vodca and a 98 chevy (jk)

FoRgEd (Guest) on 10/30/2007 10:36 am

This gave me to urge to buy that horror megapack that contain's all of the aforementioned movies and their sequels..

I never had the joy to taste those ''Boo Berry'' cereals.. Much less anything alike it, Europe cares little too much about healthiness of food.
I wonder what they would taste like..