Friday, October 30, 2026

2026 Scary Movie Challenge Day 30

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  1. 96: HELL HOUSE LLC: 10th ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL WITH INTRODUCTION BY JARED "TONY" HACKER AND ADAM "ANDREW" SCHNEIDER (2015/2026, AMC THEATER)

    Clowns in abandoned hotel's basement? Your funeral.

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    Most important lesson learned? Never leave Queens.

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    Sarah speaking in tongues didn't trigger alarms?

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  2. 97: BREEDER (2026, THEATER)

    "Misery"-like with [Canadian] human breeding, dark LOL's..

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    IFC/Shudder Originals continue batting a thousand!

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    Thought-provoking ending goes from 'cringy' to 'brainy.'

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  3. 98: Robert Powell, David Hemmings and Broderick Crawford in Simon Wincer's HARLEQUIN (AUSTRALIA, 1980. INDICATOR 4K UHD)

    "Now You See It: Political 'Ozploitation' Shenanigans."

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    Is Robert Powell doing Bert Convy impersonation?

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    Rated 'PG' for 'Pretty Good [Upper Frontals].'

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  4. 99: Jaime Balaguero and Paco Plaza's REC (SPAIN, 2007, FAWESOME)

    Ángela's cute, but cameraman Pablo's a beast!

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    Whatever happened to little Jennifer's unseen puppy?

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    Didn't know Russell Crowe had Barcelona aparment.

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  5. Psycho 2 (1983)

    What if it was just a telemarketer?


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  6. The Man Who Could Cheat Death (1959)
    Sculptor loves green juice and free healthcare.

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  7. Daybreakers (2009)
    Defoe and Hawke are "Butch and Sunburn."

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  8. Psycho 3 (1986)

    Those stairs are not up to code.

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  9. TALES FROM THE CRYPT Episodes 88-90 (1996)

    The bloodcurdling terror of advertising exec meetings.

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  10. Robot Monster (1953, dir. Phil Tucker)

    62 minute movie really needs an intermission?

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  11. Friday 13th (1980)

    Woah! Mrs Voohrees totally does reverse Psycho!!!!!

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  12. Green Room (2015)

    Patrick Stewart is fucking terrifying. RIP Captain

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  13. Day of the Dead (1985, dir. George Romero)

    1986 Supporting Actor Winner: Ameche. Sherman robbed.

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  14. GHOSTBUSTERS (1984)

    Just imagine this franchise without social media.

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  15. Candy Land (2022)

    Candy might be metaphor for something else.

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  16. The Fly (1958)
    “Help me... help me” = childhood nightmare fuel

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    1. (yo JB....just watched Fly 86 with my son. We watched the 58 version when he was younger. theres a scene in the new one where seth brundle, early in transformation, turns and says quietly "help me". I turned to my son and said "remember that line from before?" perfect, subtle, callback.)

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  17. Day of the Dead (1985, dir. George A. Romero)

    Reminder: call your Aunt Alicia more often.

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  18. Absurd Encounter with Fear (1967, dir. David Lynch)

    Two minute short film. Is this cheating?

    Premonitions Following an Evil Deed (1995, dir. David Lynch)

    One minute short film. It's getting blatant.

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    1. The Thing(1982 Dir John Carpenter)

      Paranoia Escalates; Repulsive Facsimiles Expose Cosmic Terror.

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    2. Tried to bold just the first letter of each word, but I'm tired of fighting blogger.

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  20. The Belko Experiment


    Wait, this is written by James Gunn?

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  21. Yön lapsi a.k.a. Nightborn (2026, dir. Hanna Bergholm)

    John Thomson makes a surprise appearance. Niiiiiiiice!

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  22. WENDIGO (2001) dir. Larry Fessenden

    Wendigo? ….yeah, more like: where’d it go.

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  23. Underworld: Blood Wars (2016)

    Immortal vampire discovers joy of dye jobs.

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  24. Creepshow (1982)

    How much coke did King get paid?

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  25. The Frighteners (1996)

    Why was he still driving that car?

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  26. BRIDE OF THE MONSTER (1955)

    Imagine if Supergirl met this Lobo instead.

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  27. See No Evil 2 (2014)

    Katharine Isabelle, Danielle Harris, say no more.

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  28. Hansel and Gretel Witch Hunters (2013 Dir: Tommy Wirkola)

    Witches! Trolls! Diabetes! Whats next? Snow Plows?

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  29. Daybreakers (2009)
    Evil Charles Bromley??!! But COOL VAMPIRES, sooooo….

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  30. Nosferatu (2025)

    Mountain hiking without a backpack? Truly horror.

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  31. THE CROW (1994)

    Can’t eat hot dogs all the time.

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  32. The Changeling (1980)

    Didn't know historical societies rented out houses.

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  33. Halloween II (1981)
    There are two villains: Michael and Budd

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  34. Hell Hole (2024)

    Can't believe this movie is about mpreg.

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  35. The Invisible Man (1933)

    “Here we go gathering nuts in May!”

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  36. BLACK FRIDAY (1940)

    Friday the 13th? Is this canonical Voorhees?

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  37. The Blob (1958)

    Steve McQueen DEFINITELY looks like a teenager

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  38. The Last Man on Earth (1964)

    Never before realized everyone's Italian except Price

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  39. Bubba Ho-Tep (2002)

    I want a Baby Ruth and coffee

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  40. The Serpent and the Rainbow (1988; Dir. Wes Craven)
    Disturbing as a teen, still disturbing now.

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  41. THE SIGNAL (2007)
    dir. David Buckner, Dan Bush & Jacob Gentry

    My favorite movie no one has seen.

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  42. Review count for day 30: 42
    Review total after day 30: 1395

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