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disney's rendition of irving's classic tale is the best animated version i've seen to date

its my favorite

last night, i began watching the salem's lot remake (will finish tonight)



good movie, but nowhere near as powerful as the 1979 tobe hooper classic

http://www.blairwitch.com/

10 year anniversary...wow! Time flies man...

vampires are by-far my favorite monster of the horror genre salem's lot (1979) is still my all-time favorite vampire movie because of the way it scared me as a child and that version of stephen king's vampire master barlow is my favorite vamp he was one mean sob

on another note, yesterday evening i saw paranormal activity again







after re-watching, i would say it is definitely another halloween classic

I can't wait to see that movie...

i haven't seen it yet and i'm DYING to

I saw Salem's Lot when I was 10 year old and I was very scared of that movie. But now I'm not afraid because I'm grown adult.

And, I am dying to see that remake! I will check it out with Netflix soon.

Besides finishing up my horrorthon and beginning to watch AMC's FearFest, I plan to attend six Halloween events between now and the big day
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This Friday night...

Kevin Geeks Out About…Vincent Price!

http://tinyurl.com/yh7ymdr

Part of the series Kevin Geeks Out, October's Vincent Price! show features amazing guests, free Vincent Price Presents comic books for the crowd and a cavalcade of rare film and TV clips you won’t find on YouTube or Netflix.

Kevin Geeks Out is the comedy-variety show hosted by writer and comedian Kevin Maher – a monthly confabulation of vintage film clips and videos, new finds, guest experts, games and curiosities. To geek out with Kevin you don’t need to be a geek, you just need to love cool stuff.

Since 2008, Kevin has geeked out with 15 different installments of his video variety night to fill those gaps in your education about Bigfoot! – Robots! – Video Games! – Frankenstein! – Batman! – KISS! – Hulk! – and in last month’s show, Werewolves!

His shows have been critics’ picks in the Village Voice, Time Out New York, Gothamist,The New York Times’ “Urban Eye”...and what other comedy show can you name that’s been featured in Scientific American Online?

Kevin’s co-host for October is horror fan Tom Peyer, writer of Tek Janssen, Hourman, Silver Age: Doom Patrol, Galveston and plenty of other geekworthy comics.

His other guests:

· Media Historian Heather Hendershot compares Price and Don Knotts!

· Legendary actor Arthur Anderson talks about his colleague Vincent Price and their days at Orson Welles’ Mercury Players!

· Playwright/film journalist Robert Satuloff examines the dark side of Price!

· Emmy-winning comedy writer (The Colbert Report, The Daily Show) Eric Drysdale looks at Price’s TV legacy from Brady Bunch to variety specials!

This two-hour tribute celebrates Price in familiar and surprising roles as Mad Scientist, Action Hero, Sinister Villain, Self-Parodying Guest Star, Fiend’s Fiend, gourmet and art collector. All this and trivia contests, rare recordings of Price reading the poetry of Percy Bysshe Shelley and a free pencil moustache with every admission!

This Saturday...

Central Park Pumpkin Festival

http://tinyurl.com/yz4psxc



The 2009 Pumpkin Festival is an annual event to celebrate the fall harvest season that will take place on Saturday, October 24 and features a scarecrow design competition and pumpkin giveaway.

This year's Pumpkin Festival will take place from 12:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. in Central Park by 72nd Street. We will have participatory programming including:

•Spooktacular Haunted House
•Citywide Scarecrow Design Competition
•Pumpkin Patch – kids take home a free pumpkin!
•Pumpkin carving & decorating stations
•Hay rides
•Walkabout characters
•Face painting
•Greenmarket vendors
•Live entertainment from The Big Apple Circus, Kidrockers, and more!

All events are free!

This Sunday my girlfriend and I plan to see...

On Wednesday evening...

Vampire Tales

http://www.symphonyspace.org/event/5925-vampire-tales-

Wear your turtleneck and bring your garlic as Emmy Award-winning actor Michael Imperioli (The Sopranos) and and Aasif Mandvi (The Daily Show) perform a unique blend of spellbinding stories by Bram Stoker and Stephen King, filled with dark-and-stormy nights and bloody good fun, just in time for Halloween. There will be a costume contest and Bloody Marys, too!

Next Friday (Halloween Eve)

Spooks at Belvedere

http://www.centralpark.com/events/show/ ... -belvedere

At Belvedere Castle
(Mid-Park at 79th Street)

FREE! All ages.

Belvedere Castle has been transformed from visitor center to Halloween spook house! Come down and bring the whole family for a terror-ific good time. Treats provided for those brave enough to make it through. No advance registration.

For more information, call 212-772-0210.

And on Halloween...

New York's Village Halloween Parade

http://www.halloween-nyc.com/