DVDs for Halloween

Here's a list of films to get in the mood for Halloween:


The first section is lighter films, lots of comedies dealing with the usual monsters, nothing too scary.

The second section is more serious movies but no hardcore horror.


Trilogy of Terror
Karen Black
The last story is the best!

Young Frankenstien
Gene Wilder, Marty Feldman
“It's Alive!”

Poltergiest
“Don't go into the light!”

Legend of Sleepy Hollow
Johnny Depp
Classic creepy tale

Death Becomes Her
Bette Midler, Goldie Hawn, Isabella Rosselini
Women who want to live forever but with nasty side-effects

Cirque du Freak
John C. Reilly
Two teens get mixed up with a vampire-run circus

Dracula
Frank Longella
Classic, quintessential story of Dracula. Bad special fx, but still fun

Practical Magic
Nicole Kidman, Sandra Bullock
Two sisters use witchcraft to hamper a bad guy

Shaun of the Dead
Simon Pegg, Nick Frost
So funny, but gory, parody of Dawn of the Dead

Zombieland
Woody Harrelson, Jesse Eisenberg
Let's kill some zombies! Wryly funny and gory.

Cursed
Christina Ricci, Jesse Eisenberg
Werewolves in LA

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Serious movies concerning demons and the Devil, unless otherwise stated

Constantine - Keanu Reeves

The Crucible - Daniel Day Lewis, Winona Ryder – Salem witches

The Devil's Advocate - Al Pacino, Keanu Reeves, Charlize Theron

The Exorcist - Linda Blair

Fallen - Denzel Washington

Interview With The Vampire - Brad Pitt, Tom Cruise

The Ninth Gate - Johnny Depp

The Omen - Gregory Peck, Lee Remick

The Rite - Anthony Hopkins

The Serpent and the Rainbow – Bill Pullman - creepy voodoo

The Seventh Sign - Demi Moore – the apocalypse