#OctoberMovies 22) Beetlejuice (1988) Winona sees dead people in Tim Burton’s beautifully lavish supernatural comedy

#OctoberMovies 22) Beetlejuice (1988) Winona sees dead people in Tim Burton’s beautifully lavish supernatural comedy
#OctoberMovies 21) Fright (1971) Susan George is the menaced babysitter in Peter Collinson’s effective chiller
Second week of October's movies. Don't mind Digger taking up a day, I have to make this up to myself by watching two spooky movies in a day eventually....
#Halloween #Scarymovies #Letterboxd #Octobermovies
#octoberMovies 20) The Furies (2019) Novel take on the relentless killer slasher trope
#OctoberMovies 19) The Hitcher (2007) Sean Bean is suitably menacing in a remake of the Rutger Hauer horror
#OctoberMovies 17) moon of the wolf (1972) Minor madd for tv werewolf movie
#OctoberMovies 16) Waxwork (1988) teens become trapped in a wax museum full of monsters in an ambitious but overstuffed fantasy horror
#OctoberMovies 15) The Uprising (2026) Andrew Garfield is the Plowman, a widowed farmer caught up in the peasants revolt of 1381. An interesting and brutal account of a little dramatised historical era which goes off on a flight of fancy at the very end
#octoberMovies 14) Warlock (1989) Fun horror fantasy with Richard E Grant chasing Julian Sands’s warlock to the 20th century
First week of October’s movies. I’m trying to watch a movie a day because I love spooky scary movies and this is the best time of the year. Should I be annoying and post my Letterboxd reviews every day? #Halloween #Scarymovies #Letterboxd #Octobermovies
#OctoberMovies 13) The Social Reckoning (2026) the story of how Facebook removed safeguards in order to prioritise engagement. Will make you seriously consider deleting your FB Account
#Octobermovies 12) The Vourdalak (2023) French period horror based on Russian folklore
#OctoberMovies 11) The tomb of Dracula aka Dracula: Sovereign of the Damned (1980) Animated adaptation of the Marvel comics. Animation is nothing to write home about but perfectly fine for the period but the story is surprisingly faithful to the source
#OctoberMovies 10) Death Screams (1982) Unremarkable slasher that fails to take advantage of its carnival setting
#OctoberMovies 9) A Candle for the Devil (1973) two sisters run a boarding house and punish guests who don’t live up to their strict moral code. Entertaining Spanish horror with underrated scream queen Judy Geeson
#OctoberMovies 8) Train to Busan (2016) action packed and terrifying Korean Zombie Movie
#OctoberMovies 7) Teenage Sex and death at camp Miasma (2026) Gillian Anderson & Hannah Einbinder shine is a surreal meta horror romance
#OctoberMovies 6) The Beast Must Die (1974) Folklore meets Agatha Christie in the film with a werewolf break for the audience to lay their bets on who is the werewolf
#OctoberMovies 5) Verity (2026) A ghost writer hired to complete a paralysed authors novel suspects she isn’t as badly injured as first appears. Passable psychological thriller goes too easy on the horrid elements
#OctoberMovies 4) Slaughter High (1985) Awful April Fools day themed slasher