This is my list for the Hooptober Challenge 2021.
Thanks Cinemonster for making this challenge every year. <3 Participating the fifth time now. I'm tense if I can watch all of these movies this October. Four years ago before I participated in this challenge I've only seen a handful of horror movies and didn't like them at all. I learned: There are GREAT horror movies.
Here's the original thread: Hooptober Ocho: The Only Way to Stop a Bad Guy with a Chainsaw is a Good Guy with a Chainsaw

6 countries
- Suspiria (Italy)
- Marketa Lazarová (Czech)
- Onibaba (Japan)
- The Wild Bunch (USA)
- Wake in Fright (Australia)
- Kisapmata (Philippines)

8 decades
- The Curse of Frankenstein (50s)
- Marketa Lazarová (60s)
- Suspiria (70s)
- Kisapmata (80s)
- Cronos (90s)
- Jennifer’s Body (00s)
- Atlantics (10s)
- The Invisible Man (20s)

2 folk horror
- Marketa Lazarová
- Onibaba

4 films from 1981
- Kisapmata
- The Beyond
- Scanners
- Halloween II

2 films from your birth year
- Cronos
- Body Snatchers

2 haunted house films
- The Beyond
- House

The worst Part 2 that you haven't seen and can access. (I realize that this will take a little work)
- Romina

1 film set in the woods
- The Texas Chain Saw Massacre

1 Kaiju or Kong film (not the new K v. G)
- Godzilla (1954)

2 Hammer films
- The Hound of the Baskervilles
- The Curse of Frankenstein

3 films with a person of color as director or lead. (excluding Asian)
- Atlantics
- Bones
- The House on Skull Mountain

3 Asian horror films.
- Onibaba
- Kisapmata
- Godzilla

And 1 Tobe Hooper Films (There must ALWAYS be a Hooper film)
- The Texas Chain Saw Massacre

**FOR THOSE THAT LIKE TO DO EXTRA WORK: WATCH JD's Revenge, The Skull and The Scooby Doo Project

All movies are first watches!