October Movie Plan: Classic Horror

I can name a few classics horror movies that I love to watch around this time. One is Halloween, Friday the 13th, Night mare on elm street,and the Texas Chainsaw the original not the remake. Good luck and I hope you get to watch some good old classic.

Classic Horror, love it Anything from Universal studies or Hammer (my favortives) I think you should watch John Carpenters Halloween on Halloween, there is no escaping it sometimes especially as you say you have not seen it. Then have a look at The Fog and The Thing. Halloween 2 is a blast as well and Halloween 3 although many hate it but its Halloween right If you want a good modern Halloween movie try Trick r Treat, it is very well done. I know it is one I will be watching this month.

Although not a classic horror in the truest sense of the words if you can get your hands on Japanese horror "Tetsuo" from 1989 you will be in for a very different and unforgetable sort of horror. But if you can't and would like to educate people on mylot about classic horror then there is nothing better than the 1930s movies featuring Boris Karloff. And talking of going back to the 30s you have to see Bela Lugosi's "Dracula" from 1931.

Two of my favorite classic halloween type movies are Young Frankenstein and Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein. My youngest son and I watch them both and still laugh like we have not ever watched them before. While these don't contain any true horror, they are absolutely the best for a good laugh. Just grab the popcorn and watch either very good entertainment!

Hello. This October 2011, there is this movie going to be shown called "The Thing". It is a prequel to a 1982 movie "The Thing". I recommend you watch the 1982 movie then watch the 2011 prequel. The plot revolves around an alien discovered in Antarctica that takes over your body by imitating your cell and hide inside it. The protagonist must prevent the thing from reaching and infecting civilization all the while not trusting each other because some of them might already be "The Thing".