Halloween’s soon upon us Dear Listeners, so it is incumbent upon me to make recommendations for that most scary and spooktacular of nights!

First off – let’s say you’re staying in and can’t be bothered with all the boisterous bewitching out there.  Then you have no choice but to turn off the lights and watch ‘A Cold Night’s Death’ – handily available on YouTube above.  For more information on this most chilling of chronicles click on the link below:

The Film Talk Recommends: ‘A Cold Night’s Death’ – The Best Thriller/Chiller Pic from the 70’s That You’ve Never Heard Of

If the thought of staying indoors is what disturbs and deranges you then venture out you must into a dark theatre and see:

Yes, it’s ‘Scream Blacula Scream’ – Friday and Saturday night, 11:30pm at the Belcourt Theatre Nashville.

What’s that you say, you won’t be near Nashville this All Hallow’s Eve?  Well then I pity you as we could have sat together in the Belcourt’s rickety and ramshackle seats and enjoyed that most theatrical of thespians: William Marshall.

Truly though if you can not be manifest in melodious Music City for ‘Scream Blacula Scream’ then Gareth and I will have a righteous recommendation for you on this Friday’s podcast – listen in Dear Listener.

If you dare.

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A call-out via Twitter to you Dear Listener has just brought in these recommendations for more Halloween Fright Flicks:

Phantasm

The House of the Devil

The Haunting

Let the Right One In

Colin

Pontypool

Redneck Zombies

The Care Bears Movie

Repulsion

The Old Dark House

Vampyr

The Black Cat

Cat People

Magic

The Serpent and the Rainbow

Mute Witness

and last but not least, Cry of the Banshee (see image below!)