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31 Days of Horror Movies - Day 16

We are officially less than halfway through with our list! Yay! As you all have probably noticed we are fully in R rated territory and today's pick is a genuine slasher classic, not to mention a phenomenon that is still going strong 27 years later! Day 16 - Scream (1996) The late, great Wes Craven was one of the masters of horror and Scream (1996) remains one of his crowning achievements. Following the Jason Lives model, screenwriter Kevin Williamson and Craven team up to deliver a film that practically revolutionized horror in the process. Having changed the face of horror in the previous two decades ( The Hills Have Eyes , and A Nightmare on Elm Street ) Craven does it again with Scream by crafting a movie that both references and adores horror but isn't afraid to criticize it. The story of Sidney Prescott and her fight for survival against the deadly Ghostface killer has all the trademarks of a fantastic Craven film, including incredibly suspenseful sequences, a terrify...

31 Days of Horror Movies - Day 31

HAPPY HALLOWEEN! We have officially made it! If you've been watching along with us and choosing all our recommendations, then thank you! There's nothing else to say, other than without any further ado... here is our final pick! ( Cue the JC score ) Day 31 - John Carpenter's Halloween "The Night HE Came Home!" Of course it was going to be John Carpenter's classic! The alpha and omega of slasher films is the quintessential Halloween watch. The story of Michael Myers, or as he is better known in the film as The Shape, stalking a babysitter has basically become classic. A true watershed film and a benchmark for the genre, Halloween not only changed the game but it spawned countless of imitators leading to the entire slasher subgenre boom in the 1980s. This is another one of those films where direction is everything - Carpenter takes a page from Hitchcock's textbook and allows suspense to become the key ingredient of the film. Originally titled "The Ba...

31 Days of Horror Movies - Day 18

How do we follow up one of the greatest remakes of all time? Simple by recommending another classic that has truly stood the test of time from one of the most influential directors alive. Since yesterday we looked at unfriendly aliens, today we will switch things a bit by looking at some of the scariest entities of the genre... ghosts! Day 18 - Guillermo Del Toro's El Espinazo del Diablo (The Devil's Backbone) "¿Que es un fantasma? / What is a ghost?" With that simple question, Guillermo Del Toro starts, arguably, his scariest film. The story of a young boy who discovers terrible and unforgivable secrets at an orphanage during the Spanish Civil War is one of the great works of Gothic horror. Called by Del Toro as a "companion" film to his 2006 Academy Award winning Pan's Labyrinth , The Devil's Backbone is a classic ghost story that balances drama and horror with elegance and dazzling filmmaking. Just like all of Del Toro's work, Backbone ...

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