Day 5: I've should have known not to trust a horror rec from the dude who wanted to see Friends with Benefits

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Thanks to Hell Notes for supporting Untreed's Halloween Sale.  This month all Horror is 30%-40% off.

Movies For Halloween Part II The Kids

Let's face it kids are everywhere.  It's as though their a product of the desire for coitus or nookie.  Knowing Halloween is not the most kid friendly holiday I thought I could be of some assistance. 

Beatlejuice:  This a classic for all ages and showed the world the style of Tim Burton

Ghost Busters:  As a kid it was a compelling drama.  Now I wonder how I missed all the jokes, It's true... this man has no dick.

Coraline:  This fable from Henry Selick the director of Nightmare Before Christmas and from the novel by Neil Gaiman is a movie that honestly all ages can appreciate. It is a marvel.  Fair warning the novel by Gaiman is significantly darker. 

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Army of Darkness Castle Defense

Lat night I completely lost track of time playing Army of Darkness Castle Defense.  The game is incredibly addicting.  With the the music sounds and dialogue of the film interlaced into the game play fans will knowingly smirk often.  Even when you fail a mission you get to keep your points to level up and purchase new skills.  The game is currently free for I-Pad and I-Phone.  If you have any interest check it out.  I was skeptical at first and am now recommending it. 

Day 3: It's always nice when the classics are as good as you had remembered...

Movies for Halloween

For the Month of October I will be trying to give you some unique suggestions for viewing material.  To me Halloween movies don't need to be scary, but have a high energy and uniquely spooky atheistic.

Dead and Breakfast.  This is a straightforward zombie musical, with a rapping cowboy narrator and David Caradine.  If you are not interested now you never will be.

Hatchet.  Adam Green's Hatchet has the energy and style of a Scooby Doo episode within the trappings of an 80's slasher film. 

Innocent Blood.  John Landis' horror comedy follow up An American Werewolf in London.  While it is not a clear classic, it is a fast paced enjoyable romp.  Of particular note are the romance elements at play in an age of True Blood and Twilight.  Watch the first 15 minutes here.