1- Halloween (1978)
2- Halloween 2 (1981)
3- Halloween 3: Season of the Witch (1982)
4- Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers (1988)
5- Halloween: The Curse of Michael Myers (1995)
6- Halloween H2O: 20 Years Later (1998)
7- Halloween: Resurrection (2002)
8- Halloween (Rob Zombie Version)(2007)
9- Nightmare on Elm Street (1984)
10- Friday the 13th (1980)
11- Freddy vs Jason (2002)
12- Pumpkinhead (1989)
13- Pooh's Heffalumo Halloween (Terrifying really)
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18 comments:
Hehe
I love Pooh
Holy Toledo! I didn't know there were that many flipping Halloweens LOL!
hahahhaah too funny!
you totally NAILED this list!
I'm terrified of horror movies. I'm such a big baby!!!
My TT's up, 13 things I'm grateful for...
Season of the Witch just didn't do it for me. And now I am off to add Pumpkinhead to my Netflix!
Ahh, nightmare on elm street - the good old scarey days!
I've seen them all except for 8, 12, & 13.
I can see where the Pooh one may be the most terrifying. But I do so love the Halloween ones. That was my first horror movie seen at a movie theater.
Scared me for weeks!
I'm too scared to watch any of those!
Personally, I enjoy watching Asian horror flicks more because they're not so "blood-and-gore" and I think they're scarier. You should try "Shutter", a Thai scary movie. :o)
I've never seen the Halloween movies! How out of touch am I really? I really must put them on my Net Flix list. Along with the pooh one! :-D
Those Disney-Pooh collaborations ARE scary!
Tell me how Rob Zombie did with the remake, though. I've heard good things, but not from real horror fans.
Yep, all great Halloween movies! I'm not saying they're good movies. I'm just saying that they're good to watch on Halloween, while eating popcorn and drink Coke. :)
I also am terrified of horror movies...including Pooh. My oldest daughter, now 17, would not watch any of that stuff either.
AAAAAAAAAAAA|HHHHHHHHHHhgh
I can't get through Halloween without my Michael Myers fix, either.
No Halloween movies for me - except the Pooh movie.
Happy TT!
Spoo-kay! May I recommend a little known Nicole Kidman film called "The Others"?
would love to leave a link, but you don't have your comments enabled for platforms other than typepad :(
we're number 18 in the list; my colleague published a list on getting more out of T13.
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