Bad Horror Movies to Enjoy This Halloween
Suppose you want to watch some movies on Halloween that are not necessarily scary.
November 1, 2011
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Suppose you want to watch some movies on Halloween that are not necessarily scary.
Halloween is the ideal time for monster movies, ghost stories, and generally spooky entertainment.
Genre: AnimationDirectors: John Lasseter, Brad LewisStars: Owen Wilson, Larry the Cable Guy, Michael Caine**Pixar’s ’toon machine spins its wheels with this low-octane sequel to Cars, its 2006 clunker.The movie opens like a James Bond picture, with an Aston Martin (voiced by Michael Caine) seeking to infiltrate an oil rig in the middle of the Pacific Ocean. There’s some international skulduggery …
The true story behind the composition of Mary Shelley’s novel “Frankenstein” has captured the imagination of filmmakers since at least “The Bride of Frankenstein.” That sequel to the original Universal Studios horror classic opens with a framing device in which Mary, Percy Shelley, and Lord Byron sit around while Mary tells them her story.
“The Crow” releases on a two-disc set consisting of a Blu-ray disc and a DVD. This 1994 cult masterpiece from Alex Proyas is also the last film of Brandon Lee.
While many people look at Halloween and immediately think of horror movies, there is another aspect to the holiday: candy. Kids get all dressed up in their Halloween costumes and head out with their bags and pumpkin baskets and yell trick or treat, hoping for the best in candy treats.
The “Green Lantern” Blu-ray comes out on a two-disc set featuring a Blu-ray and a DVD. Aside from the film’s Blu-ray and DVD copies, the package also supplies a UV digital copy, which serves as the movie’s streaming version sent to mobile devices, laptops, and tablets via a cloud server
The children’s movie “Judy Moody and the Not Bummer Summer” releases on a three-disc set consisting of one Blu-ray disc and two DVDs. This 2011 comedy movie directed by John Schultz is based on the popular Megan McDonald book series “Judy Moody.” It tells the story of a bummed-out third grader who finds her summer taking an unexpectedly adventurous turn.
“Pee-wee’s Big Adventure” arrives in Blu-ray format via a two-disc set consisting of a Blu-ray disc and a DVD. Paul Reubens, the star of this 1985 comedy adventure offering, soon enjoyed massive fame — making him and his Pee-wee character considerably inseparable
On Wednesday, British singer Adele announced plans for a live CD/DVD of her recent performance at London’s Royal Albert Hall.