Monthly Archive: October 2011

Oct 31

Scream-A-Day No. 31 – THE SHINING

Drum Roll please!  The final Scream-A-Day for 2011 is the Classic Stephen King Horror Story - THE SHINING. I know you’re wondering why I didn’t pick John Carpenter or Rob Zombie’s Halloween.  Well, I didn’t want to go with an obvious choice.  And of course there are MORE scary movies out there, but THE SHINING has some …

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Oct 30

GSB Trailer Jive: DANCE-FU

And here you thought October was about Falling leaves, Halloween and Pumpkin Pies.  Scratch that last one… Sweet Potato Pies Baby!  Little did you know it would also be about Black Comedy, Kung-Fu and Dancing.  And what better way to enjoy all of these, than to have Kel Mitchell,  Cedric the Entertainer and Tommy Davidson merge them together in …

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Oct 30

Scream-A-Day No. 30 – THE GREEN SLIME

So if you’ve been following some of my Scream-A-Day suggestions, you may have noticed that on Sundays I’ve been featuring mostly horror movies that the family can enjoy, or at least laugh at.  Today, I think I culminate this effort with the silly, atrocious, foreign, most b-Sci-fi/horror movie you’ll probably see for a while – …

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Oct 30

Scream-A-Day No. 29 – SILENT HILL

This supernatural horror was based on a video game by the same name.  But watching it with my daughter and son a few years ago was no game at all.  I had a feeling that this movie was going to be a chiller, but I had no idea.  I’ve mentioned before that I’m no gamer, …

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Oct 30

Scream-A-Day No. 28 – THE COLLECTOR

The Scream-A-Day’s are winding down.  And for these last few, I wanted to offer some suggestions that I consider some well done horror.  This particular movie is about a guy that likes to collect things… by stealing them.  Unfortunately, he’s not the only one that has the sticky fingers.  But different people have different tastes. …

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Oct 29

Scream-A-Day No. 27 – HOUSE ON SKULL MOUNTAIN

Thanks to my boy Eric, I was introduced to a movie from the 1970′s that I don’t even know how I missed all these years.  It’s a horror movie with a black cast in the vain of BLACULA.  But instead of vampires, this revolves around ghosts, zombies, and voodoo.  And some interracial cousin-on-cousin love action. …

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