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    1. Ready for that nap now, thanks‏ @RelaxingDragon1 Oct 24

      10/23 - Friday the 13th Part VI: Jason Lives (1986): the All-Time king of the series and my favorite Friday. This one walks the line between sincerely goofy and 4th-wall breaking humor. Add in the great Jason mayhem and some actual filmmaking prowess on display, it really works.

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    2. Ready for that nap now, thanks‏ @RelaxingDragon1 Oct 24

      10/24 - Friday the 13th Part VII: The New Blood (1988): woof, the censors really neutered this one. There's hardly any blood!Kane Hodder's debut as Jason helps, as does the famous sleeping bag kill, but besides that and a fun Carrie-esque finale, there's not much here

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    3. Ready for that nap now, thanks‏ @RelaxingDragon1 Oct 24

      10/24 - Friday the 13th Part VIII: Jason Takes Manhattan (1989): gonna go ahead and call that title a lie, since Jason spends very little time in the Big Apple here. Some fun kills and humor, and also he openly teleports now, but the garbage around it is hardly worth the effort

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    4. Ready for that nap now, thanks‏ @RelaxingDragon1 Oct 29

      10/25: Jason Goes to Hell: The Final Friday (1993): the crazy mythology parts of this movie and few bits of solid gore almost make up for what an amateurish patch job this is. Almost. Which means they don't

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    5. Ready for that nap now, thanks‏ @RelaxingDragon1 Oct 29

      10/25: Jason X (2001): okay yeah this one sucks. Take the ice face smash and the sleeping bag callback, and leave the rest. Especially leave the new Jason design. Because it is so, so bad

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    6. Ready for that nap now, thanks‏ @RelaxingDragon1 Oct 29

      10/25: Friday the 13th (2009): hey, that's more like it. Probably the best of the era's horror reboots, this hits all the right notes. It's got an enthusiastic new (smart!) Jason, comic relief that is funny without being too self-referential, and great, brutal patches of violence

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    7. Ready for that nap now, thanks‏ @RelaxingDragon1 Oct 29

      10/25: Cat's Eye (1985): one of the forgotten Stephen King collections. It runs the gauntlet between paranoid thriller and fantasy horror, but overall it generally works. Great effects work in the final story segment, and also features some amazingly patient, well-trained cats

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    8. Ready for that nap now, thanks‏ @RelaxingDragon1 Oct 29

      10/25: The Howling (1981): the other great werewolf feature of the early '80s. It's a bit slow to get going, but Dante's wry sense of humor and character keeps things interesting until the top notch effects really start to pop into play

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    9. Ready for that nap now, thanks‏ @RelaxingDragon1 Oct 29

      10/26: Hellraiser: Hellseeker (2002): what a dull, poorly made movie. Just awful

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    10. Ready for that nap now, thanks‏ @RelaxingDragon1 Oct 29

      10/26: Hellraiser: Inferno (2000): flashes of interesting concepts here, but ultimately it feels very poorly put together and acted and comes off like a Jacob's Ladder riff that's barely relevant to the Hellraiser series at all

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      Ready for that nap now, thanks‏ @RelaxingDragon1 Oct 29

      10/27: The Fog (1980): a minor John Carpenter hit, but that still puts it heads and shoulders over most genre films of the era. It feels like a campfire story put on film, and the great and eery synth score really adds to the effect. Plus, can't beat that cast

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        2. Ready for that nap now, thanks‏ @RelaxingDragon1 Oct 29

          10/27: Halloween (1978): the original masterpiece, the proto-slasher, the one that started it all. It just gets better every time I watch it. The iconic score, the crisply framed shots, the ominous shadows, and the lurking killer. A classic of the era and the genre

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          10/28: The Cabin in the Woods (2012): one of my favorites. An exploration and deconstruction of both horror movies and why we watch them, it's a clever and funny time that's always a treat to watch

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        4. Ready for that nap now, thanks‏ @RelaxingDragon1 Oct 29

          10/29: Apostle (2018): beautifully framed and delightfully violent, but it's missing something to be this generation's Wicker Man. The characters just aren't there, especially the bland main one. Also sags in the middle, like too many of the horror genre. Decent but not great

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        5. Ready for that nap now, thanks‏ @RelaxingDragon1 Nov 1

          10/30: Hellraiser: Deader (2005): the series treks along, deep in that part where each movie was originally something totally unrelated to Hellraiser and they wedged the concept in, to varying results. In this case, another case of interesting ideas very poorly acted and conveyed

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        6. Ready for that nap now, thanks‏ @RelaxingDragon1 Nov 1

          10/30: Leatherface (2017): a Texas Chainsaw Massacre prequel is always unnecessary, and this one constantly asks us to sympathize with awful individuals, but at least it's otherwise fairly competently put together. Good amount of gore, but a weird structure still keeps it down

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        7. Ready for that nap now, thanks‏ @RelaxingDragon1 Nov 1

          10/31: Paranormal Activity: The Ghost Dimension (2015): man, to think the original entry of this series once scared me so bad I couldn't sleep that night. This was so, so dull. And the overload of CGI showing us things just made it all that much less interesting

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        8. Ready for that nap now, thanks‏ @RelaxingDragon1 Nov 1

          10/31: The Frighteners (1996): hey, that was a lot of fun! Great effects and exactly the sort of movie one would expect from vintage Peter Jackson mashed up with Robert Zemeckis. Michael J. Fox is terrific and the effects hold up super well. A great ride from start to finish

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        9. Ready for that nap now, thanks‏ @RelaxingDragon1 Nov 1

          10/31: Jigsaw (2017): I used to be a hardcore fan of this series, and it's kinda weird seeing it with such a slick production.But, not a lot of goodness to find here. The centerpiece traps are nicely elaborate, which is good, but the morality is extra thin and the twist just bleh

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        10. Ready for that nap now, thanks‏ @RelaxingDragon1 Nov 1

          10/31: Phantasm II (1988): the ethereal weirdness of the original is traded up for an action-packed road trip. Which doesn't always work out, but it keeps the campy attitude and has some excellent effects, so I wasn't all that disappointed

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        11. Ready for that nap now, thanks‏ @RelaxingDragon1 Nov 1

          10/31: Phantasm III: Lord of the Dead (1994): good stuff here! Reggie's sexual attempts have aged *very* poorly, but beyond that this movie is the right blend of the first two. It's big, weird, campy, ambitious, and full of balls, so just the right mix for the second sequel

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        12. Ready for that nap now, thanks‏ @RelaxingDragon1 Nov 1

          Hey hey, I did it! 53 movies down for the month. What a ride it has been. A lotta crap, plenty of classics, and I had fun with every single one in some way or another. Even as the season closes, lets all always remember to keep a little room for horror and spooks in our hearts

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