
I also posted on the dearth of Halloween songs here, which morphed into a respectable list of dead-teenager songs (very popular in the 1950s and 60s) here. A run-down of scary men o' the movies are posted here. Scary chicks, here. Feel free to add to.
Now, you have almost a whole month to indulge in classic movie and music horror. Ooooooooooooh! Mwah-ha-ha-ha-ha!
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I'd like to add my little Katie's favorite. It would rank right down at the bottom, but since it is her favorite, I knew you'd appreciate it. "Halloweentown." It appears over and over and over on the Disney Channel throughout October. Not a classic, but since it stars Debbie Reynolds, how bad can it be? And it must be fairly popular since last year (or maybe earlier, the mind's a goin') "Halloweentown II" premiered.
Yes, I do like the Halloweentown series. Isn't there going to be a new one this year, or am I getting the Disney Channel ads confused? At any rate, I have seen two of them - thought a third one was in the works.
Simpson's "Tree house of Horror" Halloween specials are always good. Poe's "The Raven" read by James Earl Jones is a modern classic.
We don't have Halloween downunder although my mother took part in the Halloween experience when she visited the USA.
Another couple of actors to consider are Christopher Lee & Peter Cushing who did a lot of gothic horror pics for British Hammer studios.
http://www.hammerfilms.com/
Mary, you are right. There are currently three Halloweentown movies: Halloweentown, Halloweentown II (the Revenge of someone), and Halloweentown High. I forgot all about Halloweentown High, but the kids reminded me of it when I brought this up last night. We'll be going to see an IMAX show, Haunted Castle 3D, soon. Could be another to add to your list.
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