Night 8 of #31nightsofhorror: You Won't Be Alone, a modern folk horror gem that I enjoyed as much as The Witch.

#31NightsofHorror night number 8 is Wishmaster 2: Evil Never Dies.

The Djinn are beings older than humanity, with enormous magical power. I don't think death is on the table for them.

I wonder if the cameo parade from 1 will continue?

Tonight's sequel is about my bro, Damien Thorn!

DAMIEN: OMEN II (1978)

It's on Disney+ in the UK. I didn't think I'd be watching movies about the spawn of Satan on Disney but here we are.

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Night 8, Movie 12

Slaughter High (1986)

"Where the student body is going to pieces."

Director: George Dugdale, Peter Mackenzie Litten, Mark Ezra
Writer: George Dugdale, Mark Ezra, Peter Mackenzie Litten
Cinematography: Alan Pudney

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16. Happy Birthday To Me. The one with the shish kebab. Just all out entertaining. Giallo-ish, but honestly, some twists in this one would make Martino, Argento, and Lenzi roll their eyes. #31nightsofhorror

#31nightsofhorror night 8 “The Crazies” (1973) …I’d say on the scales of good to bad with “okay” in the middle, it’s good but just a bit more than okay. Has a great opening and the themes of incompetence and poor communication killing far more than the virus are evergreen.

…but

Night 7 of #31nightsofhorror: Mario Bava's Black Sunday (aka The Mask of Satan) with Barbara Steele.

#31nightsofhorror bonus film “Grapes of Death” a sleazy yet very atmospheric and tense French horror film that came Out the same year as “Dawn of the Dead” and certainly has some zombie vibes but It’s more of a rage style infection where the infected are drawn to homicidal acts. Tone wise,

#31NightsOfHorror night number 7 has a very tired Friday watching Wishmaster.

Stupid genie. I would simply make a wish it couldn't turn against me

Night 7

A quick side quest…

Resident Evil (2026)

Watched on: the big screen

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Night 7, Movie 11

The House on Sorority Row (1982)

"Sorority sisters... Sisters in life. Sisters in death."

Director: Mark Rosman
Writer: Mark Rosman
Cinematography: Tim Suhrstedt

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Time for a horror anthology sequel!

ABCS OF DEATH 2 (2014)

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2026 #31NightsofHorror Day 8 - Resident Evil (2026). The best Resident Evil movie, but that wasn’t a big crashed car to hurdle. Has fun with the video game-ness of it all, but when it could be creepy it gets bogged down in bad dialogue. Was PWHauser paid by the word? Last act mostly a mess. #filmsky

15. The Stuff. Larry Cohen. Brilliantly funny. Amazing goopy effects, and actors that look like they’re having the time of their lives. #31nightsofhorror

14. Shelby Oaks. Actually managed to scare me a few times. The end comes out of nowhere, in both a good way and in a way that makes me wish the movie had spent more time anchoring _that_ theme. #31nightsofhorror

#31nightsofhorror night 7: “The Burning” the first real summer camp slasher and interesting in how it created a lot of the tropes but also borrowed from Giallo to create itself. There are some effective scenes and Tom Savini may have been early in his career but he was still killing it with his work

#31nightsofhorror night 6 “Evil Dead 2013” hell yeah. amazing set up with having the first possessed person be in withdrawal so the others are less likely to believe them until it’s too late. I also like the Brother and Sister dynamic and there’s a couple heartbreaking scenes…BUT the others…well

Night 6

Need to scratch that Carpenter itch

The Fog (1980)

Watched on: Kanopy

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