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hello, boys & girls oh yes, it's that time of year again time for us to count down to halloween with a long list of horror movies, spooky documentaries, halloween specials and cartoons, and other fun-filled seasonal activities last year i began HHH on august 9 this year i'm starting a little earlier because:

• 1) stores are already decorating for halloween and kicking off the season, so why shouldn't we
  2) i'll be terribly busy this fall, so it would behoove me to start sooner than later
  3) i have cousins from louisiana coming to the city for http://www.newyorkcomiccon.com/ and my girlfriend and i will take a cruise-tour up the hudson river to sleepy hollow another weekend, so i'll lose two weekends of movie-watching in october to other fun activities
  4) this week, indie theaters in the city will be showing great horror flicks like carrie and nosferatu
  5) IT'S JUST TIME TO GET THE MEATBALL ROLLIN

i hope you all enjoy this year's installment of HIPPIELUVN'S HALLOWEEN HORRORTHON

today is july 31st exactly 3 months to halloween and so, tonite the HHH begins i have a ticket for the 2010 fangoria frightfest winning film dark house @ cinema village immediately following dark house, i'll walk down to 6th ave and 3rd st for a midnight screening of stephen king's carrie @ ifc center IT SHOULD BE BLOODY FUN

I'd definitely check out that movie "Dark House", and I heard it was cool. I'll add it to my queue.

The cover art looks good... Let me know what youse two think of the flick. I might queue it up.

MacPhantom wrote:The cover art looks good... Let me know what youse two think of the flick. I might queue it up.

Cool. I'll let you know how I like it or not... I did add it to my queue, and the release date is still unknown.

MacPhantom wrote:The cover art looks good... Let me know what youse two think of the flick. I might queue it up.

dark house rocked click on the title for a trailer it had cool fx for an indie flick surprising plot twist overall fun film

HHH continues tonite with a screening of rosemary's baby movies in bryant park
followed by a late stroll through times square and then past the dakota bldg
famous for its role in this film, and as the home/murder scene of john lennon

hippieluvn wrote:

MacPhantom wrote:The cover art looks good... Let me know what youse two think of the flick. I might queue it up.

dark house rocked click on the title for a trailer it had cool fx for an indie flick surprising plot twist overall fun film

Thanks for the link, hippie! But do you know when it is going to release? I did add it to my queue and the release date is still unknown.

iHaunt wrote:do you know when it is going to release?

i saw it this weekend so it's obviously been released

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AAAAAAAhhhhhhh....RUN: it's the living dead!!...oh wait a second, it's just Yoko Ono.

Ok, I'll keep check with Netflix and see when they update the release date. Thanks, anyway.

sunny and 82° on this saturday afternoon in new york so i'm going sit in central park with a good book



this evening, i'll visit the picasso exhibit at the met



tonite the HHH continues with two great films:

1) hammer's horror of dracula @ bam cinema in brooklyn
for the month-long vampire film fest: bela lugosi’s dead, vampires live forever



and then @ midnite it's the hit horror-comedy...

2) shaun of the dead @ sunshine cinema in the village

I like Horror of Dracula, and Shaun of the Dead! Hope you will have good times over there!

tonight i watched

I just saw Rosemary's Baby for the first time last week. The ending was a little cheesy, but overall it was a solid flick.