Anyway, here's a taste of some of the books we have to giveaway today: EVOLVE anthology, BEDEVILED by Sable Grace, BORN OF SHADOWS by Sherrilyn Kenyon, THE WEREWOLF'S WIFE by Michele Hauf, CHOSEN by Sable Grace, CANNIBAL REIGN by Thomas Koloniak, THE VAMPIRE SHRINK by Lynda Hilburn, and VAMPIRE HAIKU by Ryan Mecum!
So let us know, which Halloween movie is your must-see! (Please stop by every day through Halloween to comment. Winners for each day will be selected from that day's comments.)
28 comments:
I have to watch The Nghtmare before Christmas. I guess having kids does something to me. So no horror movies in my home.
Thank you a lot!
So i'm International ( Belgium)
i'm not fond of horror movies ( too emotional^^) but i like Labyrinth by Jim Henson. It's old i know but i remember being afraid and really amused the first time i saw it so when it's on tv around halloween i watch it each time
once again thank you
isabelle(dot)frisch(at)gmail(dot)com
Nightmare on Elm Street--the original.
Lou
in the USA
loug28 at gmail dot com
The Mad Monster Party
In the USA
sgiden at verizon.net
Hocus Pocus is a must for me every year.
Canada
Thanks for the giveaway
Happy Halloween!!!!!
elaing8(at)netscape(dot)net
I have to go with the classics! Dracula, Wolfman, Mummy, Frankie etc. Happy Halloween and thanks so much for the awesome giveaway! bpatrick64113@sbcglobal.net
International
So I do not celebrate Halloween but I plan to watch Abraham Lincoln vampire hunter ;)
My favorite halloween movie is IT!
I'm international.
ilepachequin(at)hotmail(dot)com
I try to watch HALLOWEEN (the original version) each year.
US resident
June
manning_J2004 at yahoo dot com
Monster Inc. It is just so cute and I have kids to watch it with.
Sadly the only movie in theater that is worth seeing right now for Halloween is probably silent hill. there are a couple cutesy flicks like hotel Transylvania and frankenwenie but if you're gonna get in the Halloween spirit what is the use if it's not at least a little scary.
I don't have a particular movie I have to see every year, but I do love Beetlejuice. I've been thinking about it lately, and since I'm off the day after Halloween, I'll be sure to watch it that night. Maybe i'll throw in The Nightmare Before Christmas as well, love that one too.
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I don't get to watch too much tv anymore but I loved the nightmare on elm street movies, they weren't too scary. I watched the Texas chainsaw massacre once and couldn't go in my basement for weeks! Lori
wmeyer@atlanticbb.net
I feel the need every year at Halloween to watch Hocus Pocus :)
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Beetlejuice
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Beetlejuice
US
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the lost boys
Australia
House on Haunted Hill - the 1959 version. Eerie.
I'd like to see The Witches of Eastwick, that's always a fun movie.
Van Helsing (with Hugh Jackman) and the Underworld trilogy (haven't seen the fourth yet, so I still count only three!!!) - love the beast in a man
Adelaide Australia
The Amityville Haunting! I like scary movies based on real life events.
Na
Canada
Cambonified{at}yahoo{dot}com
my pick will be : Abraham Lincoln vampire hunter :D
*international*
uniquas at ymail dot com
Sleepy Hollow! Also, Halloween Town and Hocus Pocus!
Sleepy Hollow! Also, Halloween Town and Hocus Pocus!
I'm USA!
I have to watch Its the great pumpkin charlie brown and of course the new simpsons tree house of horror episode
meandi09@yahoo.com
im in the usa
I'm not a fan of scary movies but loved the movie Growing the Big one. It has pumpkins in it :D
(I'm from Holland)
The Shinning. It freaks me out every time I see it.
Spain
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