[UNH] Our Favourite Little Known Halloween Films

There is no holiday quite like Halloween. Sure, it’s commercial like that other big one but at least it’s honest about it. Even better is the fact that everyone is dressing up in scary costumes, going

There is no holiday quite like Halloween. Sure, it’s commercial like that other big one but at least it’s honest about it. Even better is the fact that everyone is dressing up in scary costumes, going to parties, trick or treating and best of all, watching horror movies! This week, Lucard, Mike and Becky sit down for a relaxed roundtable to discuss some of our favorite little known horror films (books and video games as well) to watch during this magical season–or any time of year for that matter! Plus, TV. TERROR with Anthony Rotolo featuring Dark Night of the Scarecrow and a suggestion from Mark that you’ll no doubt want to add to your list. Plus, a bit of Halloween History, The Walking Dead and a certain character who may or may not be dead, iZombie, X-Files, The Women in Black 2 and much more. Happy Halloween everyone!

–SHOW NOTES–

Rick Powell’s books

–What We Saw–

Before we get to our main feature, let’s talk about what we’ve been watching.

The Walking Dead season 6 episode 3 – A Certain Character dies–people lose their minds.
iZombie
The Woman in Black 2: Angel of Death
X-Files

–OUR PERSONAL LITTLE KNOWN HALLOWEEN FAVORITE–

The Strangers
The Enfield Haunting
Ravenous
The Collector
THE STENDHAL SYNDROME – Dario Argento, 1996, Italy
Demon City Shinjuku (魔界都市 (新宿)
The Crazies
TATTOO – Robert Schwentke, 2002, Germany
A Chinese Ghost Story
Drag Me To Hell
WHITECHAPEL
Deadspace 1 and 2
THE CASES THAT HAUNT US – John Douglas