happy hooptober 12!!!

I'm so excited to have found Cinemonster's Hooptober annual extravaganza! Find this years list here, as well as details on what the hell a Hooptober is.

I will review them all, and I will be starting Sep 13!! i’m also not necessarily counting the extra credit films, but we will see if I fill in the 31 outside of them. 

There must be 31 horror films
6 countries (other than Italy or US)
> France (Diabolique, 1955)
> Japan (Audition, 1999)
> Germany (The Cabinet of Dr. Caligary, 1920)
> Mexico (The Invasion of the Dead, 1973)
> USSR (Viy, 1967)
> Cananda (Seven Days, 2010)
9 decades
> 20s (The Cabinet of Dr. Caligary, 1920)
> 30s (Wizard of Oz, 1939)
> 40s (I Walked with a Zombie, 1943)
> 50s (Diabolique, 1955)
> 60s (Night of the Living Dead, 1968)
> 70s (Suspiria, 1977)
> 80s (The Sender, 1982)
> 90s (Braindead, 1992)
> 00s (Pulse, 2001)
5 Zombie Films
> Braindead, 1992
> Night of the Living Dead, 1968
> I Walked with a Zombie, 1943
> The Invasion of the Dead, 1973
> Nightmare City, 1980
3 cult or conspiracy horror films
> Suspiria, 1977
> Scanners, 1981
> Rosemary's Baby, 1968
1 film from a Black director with a Black lead
> Blacula, 1972
1 film from a Mexican or Central American director
> The Invasion of the Dead, 1973
1 Canadian film
> Seven Days, 2010
1 former Soviet state film
> Viy, 1967
The most popular film from the 1940s that you haven't seen and can access..
> Cat People, 1942
2 Post Apocalyptic horror films
> Nightmare City, 1980
> The Night Eats the World, 2018
1 Film with dreams or a dream as part of the plot
> Last Night in Soho, 2021
1 The animals are pissed at us film
> Willard, 1971
1 Silent film
> The Cabinet of Dr. Caligary, 1920
4 based on Novels
> Pulse, 2001
> Willard, 1971
> Don't Look Now, 1973
> Seven Days, 2010
Any film from THIS list that you haven't seen.
> several! also, Titane, 2021
1 Ernesto Gastaldi written film
> Torso, 1973
1 film from 1932
> Island of Lost Souls
I have never made a specific film a part of this before, but WIZARD of OZ ('39)
And 1 Tobe Hooper Film (There must ALWAYS be a Hooper film)
> Spontaneous Combustion, 1989