The Second Five Of Ten Horror Movies To Enjoy This Halloween

An awesome holiday! One worth spending doing a movie marathon!

So we did the first five movies over at AwesomeBMovies.com, I hope that you will find something from that era that will work for you this Halloween... I mean there are a lot of great horror movies to have come out between the 1920s - 1960s!

Well now that we have done that run, it is time to show you some great horror films from the 1970s on up that could be great choices for this Halloween as well!

At number 1: Halloween (1978).  

Now this one is a little obvious, but the truth is, is John Carpenter's, 'Halloween' has in a lot of respects been one of the defining movies when it comes to horror movies to enjoy during Halloween, and is one that if you are looking for something to scare the hell out of you this Halloween, will do a great job!  

Number 2: Cannibal Holocaust (1980).

Cannibal Holocaust... This horror film from the 1980s is truly gruesomely fun, and could be said to be one of the more famous Cannibal movies of all time... If you do decide on this one though... Watch it with some one there... You won't regret it! 

Next up at number 3: Tales From The Crypt Presents: Demon Knight (1995).

Now this movie, (which was based on the classic horror anthology TV series/Comics, 'Tales From The Crypt Presents',) does have some fun thrills and chills, but what it looses in over the top chills, they make up in just having an absolutely bad-ass movie! 

And at number 4: 28 Days Later (2002).

This one is an awesome British Zombie movie, that is as much fun now as it was then... And I will say this, I suspect that the way this movie was filmed had some influence on at least how some of the earlier seasons of, 'The Walking Dead were filmed!' 

And finally at number 5 we have: Scream 4 (2011).

With this one, you might be asking yourself why I am doing a sequel movie instead of an original movie... Well the truth is, is the original for this movie would make for a great addition to this list, but I thought that I would mention, 'Scream 4', because let's be honest, this movie series was fantastic, and as long as the studio is smart and lets the movie series die, then it will have gone out with a bang! 

Please note that this list is not from best to worst, these are just some great horror films from the 1970s on up to the 2010s that we thought that you would enjoy! For the first five, check out the list I did over at AwesomeBMovies.com!

And if you like this list and would like to see some more of the great movies and other awesomeness, check out our sister site at: HellsDepot.com! 
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Four Horror TV Series That Would Be Great For The Horror Fan OnChristmas 2014

Now every year I have tried to give some recommendations for some classic entertainment in the horror/science fiction variety that people might enjoy if they happen to be alone for the Holidays... Usually these items are emblematic of the spirit of the season... But the truth is, is as far as I know, there are no Horror based TV series that revolve around Christmas exclusively... But these still apply rather nicely I do believe! So for those alone during the holiday season, I hope this helps!

At number 4: Supernatural

At number 3: American Horror Story

Ar number 2: Buffy The Vampire Slayer

At number 1: Tales From The Crypt

There are a lot more out there, but these are four series that are great for binge watching, and if you happen to be home alone this Christmas... These could be ones to ring in the Christmas spirit in the scariest ways imaginable

Anthrax - Bordello Of Blood (1996) - Song Review

[caption id="attachment_325" align="alignright" width="263"] Official Score = 3 Devils[/caption]

You know I'll be honest and admit that I started of my music collection by starting off collecting soundtracks...  You would not think that there is really anything wrong with that, but I will be honest with you and say that there is!

Don't get me wrong, I mean Music from soundtracks are legitimately great songs... But there is something

about having a collection of songs from various musicians that is not quite the same as holding a nice clean fresh album from which this album originated from...

Now the truth is, is there are a couple of truly awesome things about holding on to a soundtrack... First off, in my opinion listening to a soundtrack is a little bit more about remembering the movie that the person obviously really enjoyed (I mean especially if they are going out to buy the album!) Also another thing I have come to discover in my search for great music is the fact that some times... Just sometimes, a song maybe on a soundtrack but for whatever reason never quite made it on to an album... And a great example of this is, Anthrax's, 'Bordello Of Blood' from the Bordello Of Blood soundtrack!

[caption id="" align="aligncenter" width="300"] The cover for the soundtrack for, 'Bordello Of Blood' (1996)![/caption]

Now I am gonna admit that about half way in to this song it changes drastically from being a truly awesome song (maybe one of the best that I have ever heard from a soundtrack,) to being just, 'good'...

But the beginning of this song is truly amazing! I mean it harkens back to the great darker metal bands of the 80s, and the sound that they came up with for this song I suspect may truly be and inspiration for some of the crappier death-core metal bands that have come out in the last 5 or 10 years... (I know that may sound really bad... But it ain't...) The other thing that I thought that I would mention here about it is I do suspect that the tunes they created for, Bordello Of Blood, may have in some way, instrumentally, lyrically. how ever you wish to go about it,  at least to some extent have influenced, 'Disturbed'!

In the end, this song as it turns out was actually so good that it was not only used on the, Tales From The Crypt Presents: Bordello Of Blood (1996) sondtrack but was also in and of itself turned in to a single!

http://youtu.be/F9-KxCXYeO0