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Posted: Fri Oct 13, 2006 12:40 am Post subject: Halloween Around the Corner
Just a couple of weeks pretty much, and I've already started getting my decorations together - bought four classic flicks I didn't have today and I'm all but ready for Halloween. Thankfully it lands on my day off this year, and as things sit I figure I'll be handing out candy with my cousin and possibly watching a good number of horror flicks if we can swing it. Anyone else have such amazing big plans? Any set flicks that you just have to watch or else Halloween isn't complete? I've got a copy of Braindead I haven't seen, the uncut version, so I definitely see myself checking that one out. _________________ Josh Samford
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Posted: Fri Oct 13, 2006 1:14 am Post subject:
Yeah Joshy! My buddy Chris and I (and a few other folks) are gonna hunker down Monday before Halloween and have an all day horror-thon! I can't wait! I just wish we had more time to really watch everything we want..... _________________ Jordan Garren
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Posted: Sat Oct 21, 2006 12:14 am Post subject:
Jordan wrote:
Yeah Joshy! My buddy Chris and I (and a few other folks) are gonna hunker down Monday before Halloween and have an all day horror-thon! I can't wait! I just wish we had more time to really watch everything we want.....
Ain't that the truth. I have a whole lot of horror flicks I can choose from to watch on Halloween, but chances are I won't get to watch a single one though. I think my cousins are going to be more likely looking forward to that copy of Dead-Alive or something even more mainstream, than this copy of The Crazies sitting on my desk that I have never seen Wish I knew more open-minded/weirdo horror fans around these parts, would make spending my free time a lot more rewarding _________________ Josh Samford
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Posted: Tue Oct 24, 2006 10:47 am Post subject:
Ain't it the truth! We're gonna watch some mainstream stuff (starting this Sunday night after work) including Ernest Scared Stupid (I can't help but love this movie... it's got Ernest! And trolls made by the Chiodo brothers!), "Night of the Creeps" and a few other flicks. I really want to sit down and make everyone watch John Saxon in "Cannibal Apocalypse," and I want to watch "Feast," and well.... a LOT! Luckily I may have Halloween off so I can keep my marathon going another day... though I'll probably be all alone.... ::sniffle:: _________________ Jordan Garren
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Posted: Sun Oct 29, 2006 11:49 pm Post subject:
Jordan wrote:
Ain't it the truth! We're gonna watch some mainstream stuff (starting this Sunday night after work) including Ernest Scared Stupid (I can't help but love this movie... it's got Ernest! And trolls made by the Chiodo brothers!), "Night of the Creeps" and a few other flicks. I really want to sit down and make everyone watch John Saxon in "Cannibal Apocalypse," and I want to watch "Feast," and well.... a LOT! Luckily I may have Halloween off so I can keep my marathon going another day... though I'll probably be all alone.... ::sniffle::
If I were there dude, I'd be right there alongside you on Cannibal Apocalypse Big fan right here, but I think any film that stars John Saxon is pretty much a "best film ever made" nominee from the get-go.
I'll probably be spending most of the day Tuesday decorating the house with my cousin, lots of fun stuff planned. Then we'll load up the candy, have everything in place, put on a couple of horror flicks and hand out candy to the little ones. Ain't we respectable like We'd be even more respectable if I didn't have the fake arms and legs that will be scattering the lawn _________________ Josh Samford
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Any set flicks that you just have to watch or else Halloween isn't complete? I've got a copy of Braindead I haven't seen, the uncut version, so I definitely see myself checking that one out.
I have a whole lot of horror flicks I can choose from to watch on Halloween, but chances are I won't get to watch a single one though. I think my cousins are going to be more likely looking forward to that copy of Dead-Alive or something even more mainstream, than this copy of The Crazies sitting on my desk that I have never seen 
Big fan right here, but I think any film that stars John Saxon is pretty much a "best film ever made" nominee from the get-go.
