Okay, now that we've gotten all of the pleasantries out of the way, it's time to get serious.
While others have a Halloween tradition of watching truly horrifying movies, I go the opposite route and watch truly horrible movies.
What Halloween would be complete without a Hammer Horror film or two? Perfect for brightening a drab evening of dishing out candy to someone else’s kids.
Pulp Fiction Dir: Quentin Tarantino Miramax 1994 154 minutes Rating: I don't know that I can really give an unbiased review of this Blu-ray release.
Jackie Brown Dir: Quentin Tarantino Miramax 1997 154 minutes Rating: Quentin Tarantino detractors tend to utilize a few arguments when criticizing his films: he's overly beholden to style, his plotting is too gimmicky, he just "samples" older works.
Hobo With a Shotgun (2011) Director: Jason Eisener Writers: Jason Eisener, John Davies, Rob Cotterill, and John Davies Starring: Rutger Hauer, Brian Downy, and Molly Dunsworth Paul Brian McCoy: This makes the second of the Grindhouse trailers from the Tarantino/Rodriguez Grindhouse production to be made into a feature film, the first being Machete .
My favorite horror movies always involve a haunted house.
Canadian actor, writer and gamer Joel F. Gardiner, aka FPS Doug, shoots first and asks questions later in Clinton Jones' acclaimed short film Cardboard Warfare II .
In case you hadn't noticed, Vampires are all the rage these days, from the angsty pseudo-teens of Twilight to the angsty pseudo-teens of The Vampire Diaries .
Nothing is scarier than ghosts.
