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Sunday, October 4, 2026

2026 Scary Movie Challenge Day 4

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  1. 13: Danielle Harris stars in Dwight H. Little's HALOWEEN 4: THE RETURN OF MICHAEL MYERS (1988, SHOUT! FACTORY 4K UHD)

    Until opening credits unfold, Fall hasn't started.

    OR

    ♫ Beware of Danielle
    Dancing on Michael's Grave
    ♬

    OR

    Michael Myers' new mask looks 'Shat[on],' alright.

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  2. 14: Tilda Swindon and Tom Hiddleston in Jim Jarmush's ONLY LOVERS LEFT ALIVE (2013, PLUTO)

    Only sleep-deprived masochists left awake during ending.

    OR

    Ancient One, Loki's collapsing multiver... 💥🤖

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  3. 15: George A. Romero's DAWN OF THE DEAD: UK-CENSORED EXTENDED CUT (1979, YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vOYs6XMREOQ ) with rare 1999 commentary track by Tom Savini and Christian Stavrakis.

    Seldom have six missing seconds felt longer.

    OR

    "Scenes From A [FlyBoy's Fuel-Starved, Desintegrating] Non-Marriage."

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  4. CHOPPING MALL (1986)
    dir. Jim Wynorski

    AKA Eating a Bucket of Raoul’s Blood

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  5. Dumplings (2004)

    If The Substance was about culinary cannibalism.

    OR

    Surprisingly, didn't make me hungry at all.

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  6. Urban Legends: Final Cut

    Why documentarians should never make fiction films.

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  7. The Stepford Wives (1975, dir. Bryan Forbes)

    Katharine Ross. I wouldn't change a thing.

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  8. 28 Years Later (2025)

    Has everything - beauty, terror, zombie dicks, poignancy…

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  9. TALES FROM THE CRYPT Episode 10-12 (1990)

    Why so many episodes about struggling marriages?

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  10. The Revenge of Frankenstein (1958)

    {shuffle left} {shuffle right} STOP!.....HAMMER TIME!

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  11. Frailty (2001)

    Spent movie wondering the flavour of cordial.

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  12. Shelby Oaks (2025)

    Being a YouTuber is a rough career.

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  13. Eyes Without a Face (1960)

    "Got your nose!—And everything around it..."

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  14. Tales from the Crypt: Demon Knight (1995)

    Wish I could've gone to the scream-iere!

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  15. Tales from the Crypt: Bordello of Blood (1996)

    Hear me out: Everhart's good in this

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  16. The Birds (1963)

    Go the extra mile? Why not 67.3!

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  17. The Monkey (2025)

    Can't focus. Too distracted by Hesher debate.

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  18. Pet Sematary (1989)

    How is Gage still in one piece?

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  19. The Legend of Hell House (1973 Dir. John Hough)

    Physicists and psychics have Underworld-style rivalry

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  20. The Birds (1963, dir. Alfred Hitchcock)

    Michael Stipe taking notes during diner scene.

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  21. The Monkey (2025, dir. Osgood Perkins)

    Second best movie with bowling ball death.

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  22. Pet Sematary (1989, dir. Mary Lambert)

    Had a censational time! Top-notch sinema.

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  23. Dracula Has Risen From the Grave (1968, dir: Freddie Francis)

    Turns out Hammer barmaids are my type.

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  24. Stopmotion (2023)

    This Cyclops totally uses the Krull lore.

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  25. WITCH STORY (1989)

    Amy Adams?!? Oh, not that Amy Adams.

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  26. The Birds (1963)
    Treatise on female zeitgeist…plus bird attacks!

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  27. The Monkey (2025)
    Norman Bates’ son’s take on “Monkey’s Paw.”

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  28. Pet Semetary (1989)
    Better title: “Creepy, Intrusive, Alcoholic, Neighbor Guy”

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  29. Man’s Best Friend (1993)
    Dog more expressive costar than Judd Nelson.

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  30. Alien Ressurection (1997)

    Dang Sigourney, thought I was pro choice

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  31. Martyrs (2008)

    What she whispered...God is endless poutine

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  32. Send Help (2026)
    Maryanne is SO mean to Mr.Howell

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  33. BIKINI SHARK (2025)

    No, I didn’t watch this. You’re hallucinating.

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  34. Child's Play 2 (1990, dir. John Lafia)

    The best factory fight since The Terminator.

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