Every year I watch 31 horror films in October and tweet about them. Here is where I share more details about my impressions of select movies.
Every October I watch at least 31 horror films. I tweet about each film, but here are my more in-depth thoughts on what I watched. I will start with some arbitrary awards and rankings before getting into any spoilers. I will also provide clear warning before getting into anything resembling spoilers since I know a … Continue reading #31HorrorFilms31Days 2022: A Frank Postmortem
Just in time for Christmas, I'm finally posting my October films recap! Every October I watch at least 31 horror films. I tweet about each film, but here are my more in-depth thoughts on what I watched. Here’s what I watched this year in the order that I watched them: Arbitrary Awards: Most Liked Tweet: Malignant … Continue reading #31HorrorFilms31Days 2021: A Frank Post-Mortem
2020 the Movie from my Laptop's Perspective Every October I watch at least 31 horror films. I tweet about each film, but here are my more in-depth thoughts on what I watched. Here's what I watched this year in the order that I watched them: Arbitrary Awards: Most Liked Tweet: In Search of Darkness This was … Continue reading #31HorrorFilms31Days 2020: A Frank Post-Mortem
Every October I watch 31 horror films. I tweet about each film, but here are my more in-depth thoughts on what I watched. First, a snapshot of what I watched this year: Arbitrary Awards: Most Liked Tweet: Await Further Instructions With 9 likes and 2 retweets including from the official movie's Twitter page and one … Continue reading #31HorrorFilms31Days 2019: A Frank Postmortem
2017 was my sixth year of participating in Daniel Kraus’s #31HorrorFilms31Days challenge on Twitter. I complete the challenge on behalf of the public library I work as a way of showcasing the depth of both our physical and digital collections as well as the variety of films available via free interlibrary loans. Given I’m … Continue reading 31 Horror Films 31 Days 2017: A Frank Postmortem
2016 was my fifth year of participating in Daniel Kraus’s #31HorrorFilms31Days challenge on Twitter. I complete the challenge on behalf of the public library I work as a way of showcasing the depth of both our physical and digital collections as well as the variety of films available via free interlibrary loans. Given I’m representing … Continue reading 31 Horror Films 31 Days 2016: A Frank Postmortem
A Huffle of Horror 