Here is some Halloween movie trivia to help you get in the spirit of the holiday. 1.) There is an installment of the Halloween film series that does not include Michael Meyers. True or False? 2.) Which of these locales is not visited in the Leprechaun film series? a.) Las Vegas b.) Space c.) New York d.) Ireland e.) North Dakota f.) Los Angeles 3.) Which horror film series has the most movies? a.) Halloween b.) Leprechaun c.) Friday The 13th d.) A Nightmare on Elm Street e.) Child's Play (Chucky) 4.) In which place doesn't Chucky kill people in? a.) Toy Factory b.) School c.) Mall d.) Carnival 5.) Which horror film has been remade the most times? a.) Night of the Living Dead b.) Dracula c.) Frankenstein d.) The Mummy 6.) In which of these horror films based off his works does Stephen King not make a cameo? a.) Creepshow b.) Misery c.) Pet Semetary d.) Carrie 7.) What does Rotten Tomatoes list as the scariest movie ever made? a.) The Exorcist b.) The Texas Chainsaw Massacre c.) Insidious d.) Sinister 8.) Which of these Horror film series is not based on a true event? a.) Texas Chainsaw Massacre b.) The Amityville Horror c.) A Nightmare on Elm Street d.) Friday the 13th e.) Scream f.) Poltergeist. 9.) Which Horror Movie killer has the most victims? a.) Michael Meyers b.) Freddy Krueger c.) Jigsaw d.) Chucky e.) Jason Voorhees f.) Ghostface 10.) What is my favorite horror movie of all time? a.) Nosferatu (1922) b.) Night of the Living Dead (1968) c.) The Mummy (1932) d.) Halloween (1978)
Were any of those based on true story and not urban legend? Don't believe in supernatural. So a scary movie for me is more like Silence of the Lambs.
Exactly. When I was very young I was afraid of dark closets. As I grew older I thought this was stupid so I walked right into dark places without turning a light switch on just to test myself. Guess what happened, not a thing. Now, my wife gets jittery whenever the house makes a noise so I get up to check it out and 100% of the time I find nothing. When I see a scary movie like a good monster movie or an excellent science fiction I get so scared that I have to peek between the fingers of a hand held over my face. When I see a supernatural movie I chuckle and say to myself why am I watching such a stupid movie. There's no movie yet that has ever scared my wife yet let there be one creak in the house and she's scared to death yet I am not. Odd, huh?
Here is some Halloween movie trivia to help you get in the spirit of the holiday. 1.) There is an installment of the Halloween film series that does not include Michael Meyers. True or False? False ... In Halloween 3 'Season of the Witch' Meyers shows up in a scene as people at a bar are watching Halloween on TV 2.) Which of these locales is not visited in the Leprechaun film series? d.) Ireland 3.) Which horror film series has the most movies? c.) Friday The 13th 4.) In which place doesn't Chucky kill people in? b.) School 5.) Which horror film has been remade the most times? c.) Frankenstein 6.) In which of these horror films based off his works does Stephen King not make a cameo? c.) Pet Semetary 7.) What does Rotten Tomatoes list as the scariest movie ever made? b.) The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 8.) Which of these Horror film series is not based on a true event? e.) Scream 9.) Which Horror Movie killer has the most victims? e.) Jason Voorhees 10.) What is my favorite horror movie of all time? b.) Night of the Living Dead (1968)
I'm going to watch the Alien series for the weekend. Maybe watch Hannibal Rising for my Gong Li fix to cap it off.
I'd like to see Forbidden Planet offered as well as the Alien series and Scream and Scream Again, the original King Kong, the original Night of the Living Dead, the lost copy of Dawn of the Dead (not the newer version), Kronos, a giant robot from another world that grew when fed energy, which I saw in 1957, the original Jurassic Park, The Omega Man, War of the Worlds (the newer one with Tom Cruise made in 2005, the original Thing From Another Planet, the original Blob with Steve McQueen. I'll probably think of 50 more after I post this.
Finally got a chance to watch Halloween Kills this weekend and was mildly surprised. Maybe my expectations had been lowered by less than ideal reviews from friends but I thought it was a fun gore fest (by Halloween standards) with some fun kills and a story that was kind of running in place. You knew nothing major was going to be resolved since it's the middle installment. Overall for a slasher flick I'd give it 7.5/10 and probably sits around 5th or 6th in my rankings for the franchise.
Answers: Here is some Halloween movie trivia to help you get in the spirit of the holiday. 1.) There is an installment of the Halloween film series that does not include Michael Meyers. True or False? False, Myers makes an appearance on a TV 2.) Which of these locales is not visited in the Leprechaun film series? a.) Las Vegas b.) Space c.) New York d.) Ireland e.) North Dakota f.) Los Angeles 3.) Which horror film series has the most movies? a.) Halloween b.) Leprechaun c.) Friday The 13th d.) A Nightmare on Elm Street e.) Child's Play (Chucky) 4.) In which place doesn't Chucky kill people in? a.) Toy Factory b.) School c.) Mall d.) Carnival 5.) Which horror film has been remade the most times? a.) Night of the Living Dead b.) Dracula c.) Frankenstein d.) The Mummy 6.) In which of these horror films based off his works does Stephen King not make a cameo? a.) Creepshow b.) Misery c.) Pet Semetary d.) Carrie 7.) What does Rotten Tomatoes list as the scariest movie ever made? a.) The Exorcist b.) The Texas Chainsaw Massacre c.) Insidious d.) Sinister 8.) Which of these Horror film series is not based on a true event? a.) Texas Chainsaw Massacre b.) The Amityville Horror c.) A Nightmare on Elm Street d.) Friday the 13th e.) Scream f.) Poltergeist. 9.) Which Horror Movie killer has the most victims? a.) Michael Meyers b.) Freddy Krueger c.) Jigsaw d.) Chucky e.) Jason Voorhees f.) Ghostface 10.) What is my favorite horror movie of all time? a.) Nosferatu (1922) b.) Night of the Living Dead (1968) c.) The Mummy (1932) d.) Halloween (1978)
