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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