#31 days of spooky season!

[louisbxne]

MEGAN THEE STALLION in HOTTIEWEEN

Episode 2 - "Suck A Neck" (2019) Dir. Teyana Taylor

[somethinginrocknroll]

31 DAYS OF SPOOKY SEASON DAY TEN: HALLOWEEN TOWN

[here-lies-beetlejuice]

Happy First day of Fall! 👻🍂

[countesschocula]

A design from Universal Studios

[horrorcrypt12]

31 Day Horror Challenge:

Day 4: Set in Space

Now Watching: The Event Horizon (1997)

"A rescue crew is tasked with investigating the mysterious reappearance of a spaceship that had been lost for seven years"

Happy Halloween!

[theconjurervfx]

Dawn of the Dead (2004) dir. Zack Snyder.

day 20 of 31

[horrorgorewhore]

So here is Imbis list that he has made for us this year! Hop in the discord and join us for 31 days of horror 2023 ❤️

1 It Follows

2 Black Christmas

3 Autopsy of Jane Doe

4 Brain Damage

5 Chopping Mall

6 Cabin in the Woods

7 Evil Dead Rise

8 The Exorcist

9 Battle Royale

10 Death Proof

11 The Final Girls

12 Jennifer's Body

13 Friday 13th

14 Intruder

15 Lake Mungo

16 The Last Voyage of the Demeter

17 Peeping Tom

18 Possession

19 Raw

20 Scanners

21 Willy's Wonderland

22 The Menu

23 Uninvited

24 Vampire Hunter D: Bloodlust

25 Talk to Me

26 The Invitation

27 Knock at the Cabin

28 28 Days Later

29 The Wolf of Snow Hollow

30 John and the Hole

31 Halloween / Hocus Pocus

[the-crowbar-was-my-kryptonite]

Inktober Day 5: Map

My favourite part of Disney’s 2002 animated feature Treasure Planet is its main song, aptly titled “Jim’s Theme”. It is, however, one of my sister’s favourite Disney movies (although according to people who have a living memory of the early 2000s, I too used to watch this movie on repeat). When I thought about writing this prompt, I felt incredibly stuck. I remember very little of the plot of Treasure Planet, and I had no ideas for crafting a narrative on Jim’s holographic puzzle map. So to get in the mindspace, I put “Jim’s Theme” on repeat. At time of writing I am on my sixth listen to the song, and after hearing the lyrics repeated 6 times, I started thinking about how to conceptualize a map. In Treasure Island, the map is Jim’s call to action, it is what gets him going on the adventure of the film. It is, more than anything, a plot device. But that’s boring, so I thought, what else could it be? What’s a better argument? What if the map is a metaphor for Jim’s character. Someone that neither his mother nor Dr. Delbert Doppler could unlock or understand. “Jim’s Theme” encapsulates this mentality through its opening lyrics “I am a question to the world / Not an answer to be heard” and later, “you don't know me.”  In this essay I will…

Maybe this is something that every film critic since the movie came out has spoken about, but I thought it was a really interesting comparison. If the physical map is Jim, how does that affect his reading of his journey? Is there a reading of his character as overcoming objectification (in the sense that he is seen as a helpful tool to accomplish work (much like B.E.N.))? Could one argue that he is meant only to be understood by the youth, similar to his ability to figure out the map that had puzzled Dr. Doppler.

Ps. It took me approximately 11 loops of this song to finish this little blurb.

All art by @cool_beans_jw on insta. Writing by her weird sister, who is in midterms, and begs your indulgence as she hasn’t slept in like 3 days.

[thehorrormoviechick]

Happy Halloween !! 🎃👻

[nildespirandum]

Spooky Season has begun!

Every year - for the last few years - on my blog @booksellergothic - I have posted 31 days of Halloween content. Mostly book reviews, but also poetry, videos, movie reviews, and anything else that appeals to me in this most perfect of months.

If any of you are interesting of cluttering your dashboard with yet more Halloween wonders than you will already get, and would like to tagged on my posts, please let me know or you can just follow me there.

[paleobeastentertainment]

Day 16: First Time Watch

Film: Dark Harvest (2023) Dir: David Slade

[louisbxne]

GHOST (1990) Dir. Jerry Zucker

[somethinginrocknroll]

Spooky season day 6: candy corn

I skipped day five (still working on it) I’ll post it later

[nickmedoroart]

INKTOBER 2023 DAY 31: HAPPY HALLOWEEN!!

Here they all are! I didn't share it everyday but I actually did every piece of this Inktober on one canvas. I think it helped me reach the goal of actually finishing them lol

I had some good and bad days this month but all in all, I'm very proud of what I drew this month. I don't normally do art daily challenges so, this is a win for me.

Anyways Happy Halloween and thanks for seeing me draw 31 days in a row. I'm gonna go eat candy and not draw ever again now.

[darkflorals95]

Some fucked up movies I’ve seen this spooky season. Loved the practical special effects in all of them! The stories themselves were great too. A movie won’t be disturbing if it just has violence and gore for the sake of it, it’s the context in which that violence is presented that makes it and these movies delivered. Apart from the Guinea Pig movies, they were just silly entertaining gore.

[horrorcrypt12]

31 Day Horror Challenge:

Day 5: SchoolHouse Screams

Now Watching: The Faculty (1998)

"When Casey Connor, Herrington High School's newspaper photographer, witnesses the murder of a nurse and sees her alive again, he decides to investigate the bizarre happenings"

Happy Halloween!

@nightmareonfilmstreet