Have a little less resources for this year but I’m going to fight to stay in either way.

Let’s have some fun with my favorite comfort genre to experiment with.

Order of Films I have and each category (also I’ll list the streaming service if that’s where I’m watching it for those that need assistance in some suggestions :))

Worst Horror Sequel from the 1990s:
The Return of the Texas Chainsaw Massacre (or The Next Generation)

8 Decades:
2020s:
Antlers (2022) (HBO Max)
2010s:
Rec 3 Genesis (2012)
2000s:
The Devils Rejects (2005) (Shudder)
1990s:
Twin Peaks Fire Walk With Me (1992) (HBO Max-but I have a bluray copy I’m using)
1980s:
Tetsuo The Iron Man (1989) (Shudder)
1970s:
The Crazies (1973) (shudder)
1960s:
Kwaidan (1965) (HBO Max)
1930s:
Vampyr (1932) (HBO Max)

6 Different Countries:
Ichi The Killer (Japan) (Shudder)
Funny Games (Austria) (HBO Max)
The Omen (United Kingdom) (HBO Max)
The Devils Backbone (Mexico) (HBO Max)
Rare Exports A Christmas Tale (Finnish) (Shudder)
A Girl Walks Home Alone At Night (Persian) (Shudder)

2 Insect Centered Films 
The Swarm (2020) (Netflix)
Mimic (HBO Max)

1 movie set in space or in the future (relative to the time it was released)
Life (2017) (FreeVee)

2 Animated Films:
Seoul Station (FreeVee)
Dante’s Inferno (Tubi)

1 Bloodthirsty Old Person/People Film:
Creepy (2016) (Tubi)

2 1970s Regional US Films:
Basket Case (Shudder)
The Last House on the Left (1973) 

1 German Silent Film:
The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari (Shudder)

5 Films from David Cronenberg, Ti West, Bill Rebane, Charles B. Pierce, William Grefe, and/ or Joy N. Houck Jr.:

Dead Ringers (David Cronenberg) (HBO Max)
The Dead Zone (David Cronenberg) (HBO Max)
The Innkeepers (Ti West) (FreeVee)
The Sacrament (Ti West) (Tubi)
The House of the Devil (Ti West) (Shudder)

2 Christopher Lee Films:
The Satanic Rites of Dracula (1973) (HBO Max)
City of the Dead (1962) (shudder)

1 film with a musician or band (from real life)
The Hunger (David Bowie) (HBO Max)

1 Stephen King adaptation that’s not the first go around:
Carrie (2013) (Paramount Plus)

1 Lon Chaney Film:
The Phantom of the Opera (Paramount Plus)

1 Tobe Hooper Film:
Eaten Alive (Shudder)

Took me a lot of work trying to figure out what options I had through which streaming service. But now I have the list complete and the result will be fun!

Let’s get our spooks on for the season everyone :)