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Right. One horror recommendation a day from me in October because #ScaringIsCaring. Let's start with a no brainer. Host on Shudder. Because you deserve perfect scares this month.
Day 2 of #ScaringIsCaring and I'm sticking to found footage. Hunt down the excellent @DeathofaVlogger on your favourite VoD service.
It's a few years old now but Southbound is a brilliantly nasty little anthology flick that's woven together nicely. It's not perfect but makes for excellent rainy Saturday night horror watching on Day 3 of #ScaringIsCaring
Day 4 is get one schlocky Halloween haunt gone wrong recommendation, get one free. Haunt is a vindictive little horror treat from the writers of A Quiet Place, and Hell Fest is a fun slasher that deserved more attention. The latter is on UK Netflix. #ScaringIsCaring
Maybe it's cheating but Day 5 of #ScaringIsCaring was The Haunting of Bly Manor. This ISN'T another Hill House. It's very different but still wonderful.
Ahead of seeing Neil Marshall's new horror movie, The Reckoning @FrightFest this month, day 6 of #ScaringIsCaring is just one of my favourite horror films of all time, The Descent. True claustrophobic terror.
Because October apparently comes at you fast, I'm a day behind with #ScaringIsCaring. But day 7 is the 2018 Halloween which is on UK Netflix. Some brilliant scares and a nice aggressive realignment of the franchise. Oh, and Jamie Lee Curtis is perfect.
I recommend this every year but it's only because #ScaringIsCaring. Hellhouse LLC is absolutely one of my favourite modern found footage movies. AND it's another Halloween haunt gone wrong. It's also on Prime Video so perfect for Day 8.
Happy Friday, fright fans. It's Day 9 of #ScaringIsCaring and The Cleansing Hour just arrived on Shudder. I watched this at FrightFest earlier this year and it's such a schlocky delight as a Twitch 'exorcist' gets what's coming to him.
