Rusting Iron

Halloween Bonus, new movie: The Cycle. Incredible writing and acting on this indie, filmed in Orgeon. I was surprised. The impossibly beautiful @DeborahAnnWoll was so good, she came across as a truly troubled normy. We should thank her and Donovan, two highly paid actors, for doing this horror gem.

Oct 31 — Trick ’r Treat (2007) My favorite Halloween movie of all time. It’s an anthology, something I usually avoid, but it’s that good. Don’t miss it. @Mike_Dougherty

Oct 30 — In the Mouth of Madness (1994) Sam Neill is why In the Mouth of Madness is my favorite horror movie. He plays disbelief like a man who already knows he’s losing. I wish he was still making things for me to watch.

Oct 29 — Prince of Darkness (1987) Another entry from John Carpenter. Donald Pleasence. Also Victor Wong and Dennis Dun of Big Trouble in Little China fame. The ’80s were a special time.

Oct 28 — Candyman (1992) What horror lineup would be complete without Tony Todd as a star. Enough said. @RealCliveBarker

A little late today but Oct 27 — They Live (1988) The horror is in the depiction of our society. “Consume.” “Obey.” “This is your god.” Another entry from John Carpenter and the ’80s. @TheHorrorMaster

Oct 26 — The Menu (2022) Nothing supernatural here except the acting and the script. Very entertaining and surprisingly tense. Ralph Fiennes and Anya Taylor-Joy. If you’re not fans, after this movie you will be. @anyataylorjoy

Oct 25 — The Monster Squad (1987) Start the last week of Halloween with a family horror movie from the ’80s that has stood the test of time. Don’t let the PG rating fool you. Kids nowadays might hear some language they shouldn’t.

Oct 24 — Color Out of Space (2019) This is the only well-done version of this Lovecraft story, and we close out our week of Lovecraftian horrors with Nic Cage doing it. Enjoy, before heading into the final week of Halloween horror.