All the giallo flicks I've seen, with the occasional Spanish/French number thrown in for good measure. Ranked by color for the most colorful of genres! 🌈

1. What Have They Done to Your Daughters?
2. The Cat o' Nine Tails
3. Torso
4. Killer Nun
5. Pieces
6. A Bay of Blood
7. 24 Hours of Terror
8. Death Smiles on a Murderer
9. Blow-Up
10. Blood and Black Lace

...plus 158 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

Original List

1. The Red Shoes

   1. Watch a film from the CC40 Boxset

2. Shadows in Paradise

   2. Watch a film from the year you were born

3. Nashville

   3. Directed by Robert Altman

4. Pitfall

   4. Watch a film that would be your first choice in the Criterion Closet

5. La Haine

   5. Great Soundtracks

6. Divorce Italian Style

   6. John Turturro’s Adventures in Moviegoing

7. Master of the House

   7. 1920s

8. Night Moves

   8. Watch a film that will be added to the physical collection in 2025

9. The Front Page

   9. 1930s

10. Tampopo

    10. Andrew Garfield’s Closet Picks

...plus 42 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

Snowy Slashings! Merry Massacres!! Holiday HELL!!!

Winter has always been my favorite horror movie watching time of year... yes, even more than Halloween! So to make it easier to pin down my seasonal watches, I scraped together as many terror-filled treats as I could find scattered across the web.

As long as the movie has at least one prominent snowy scene, a chilly vibe overall, a dude in a Santa suit goin' nuts with an axe, or even just some random Christmas decorations tossed about, whatever. If it fits the spirit of the season, I'll add it.
All recommendations welcome!

🎁Happy Holidays!🎁

1. 10,000 Days
2. 12/24
3. The 12 Days of Black Christmas
4. The 12 Days of Krampus
5. The 12 Disasters of Christmas
6. The 12 Slays of Christmas
7. The 12 Slays of Christmas
8. The 12 Slays of Christmas: 2023 Edition
9. 13 Slays Till X-Mas
10. 2012: Ice Age

...plus 1052 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

Another year, another dose of holiday horror cheer! This is what I'm planning on watching 'til the humbug of it all gets the better of me. Not a lot of new Christmas-y stuff released this year sadly, but there's always lots to catch up on.

Movies were picked from my List of winter delights.

Happy Holidays! 🎅🏻🔪😵

1. Amityville Christmas Vacation
2. Curtains for Christmas
3. A Judgment in Stone
4. Kranky Klaus
5. I Believe in Santa Claus
6. Up on the Housetop
7. Yule Log
8. Santastein
9. Goodbye, 20th Century
10. The Moonlight Sonata

...plus 24 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

City of the Living Dead will always be my #1, followed very closely by Texas Chainsaw Massacre. The rest I love equally and can all share the #3 spot, cause there's no way I'm gonna put that mess of movies in any kind of order 😄

1. City of the Living Dead
2. The Texas Chain Saw Massacre
3. The Abomination
4. Angst
5. Annihilation
6. The Appointment
7. Army of Darkness
8. Baby Blood
9. Basket Case
10. A Bay of Blood

...plus 90 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

Spooky

Rewatches:
The Funhouse
Witchfinder General
Ernest Scared Stupid
Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2

1. Hauntology
2. The Dead Come Home
3. The Worst Witch
4. The Substance
5. The Astro-Zombies
6. Zombie Death House
7. Humanist Vampire Seeking Consenting Suicidal Person
8. Bill's Big Pumpkins
9. Witchfinder General
10. Cry of the Banshee

...plus 22 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

I haven't watched many new releases or really been following what's come out for much of the year, as I've been kind of blah on movies in general lately. Hoping to take November and check as many off the list before the Christmas cheer hits.

Recommendations welcome!

1. Abigail
2. Azrael
3. bodybag
4. Civil War
5. Coreys
6. Daddy's Head
7. The Devil's Bath
8. The First Omen
9. Flow
10. Frankie Freako

...plus 20 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

Might as well sort these while they're still fresh on the mind. So far Colpo Gobbo All'italiana, Operation San Pietro, and The Maniacs would be the only noteworthy films I'd recommend from his early comedy days, with the rest being curiosities for sick-minded completionists like myself. Two Escape From Sing Sing is probably the best of the Franco & Ciccio led nonsense... for whatever that's worth.

City is an unstoppable force of dread and will always be my #1. Four of the Apocalypse jumped way up on rewatch as it's sparse scorched plains insanity finally wormed itself into my brain. Such an amazingly ambitious film. Cat in the Brain and The Black Cat, while both heavily flawed, I find endlessly entertaining and will make sure they stay in the top 10 no matter what.

*Every film watched/rewatched and ranked between January 1, 2024 - August 11, 2024*

1. City of the Living Dead
2. Don't Torture a Duckling
3. The Beyond
4. A Lizard in a Woman's Skin
5. Zombie Flesh Eaters
6. The New York Ripper
7. Four of the Apocalypse
8. The House by the Cemetery
9. A Cat in the Brain
10. The Black Cat

...plus 47 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

Included is everything he's directed, written, starred in, or produced, including any documentaries based around his life & work.

I finally picked up a copy of Stephen Thrower's Beyond Terror over the holidays, and now I've got the urge to watch everything that has any kind of Lucio Fulci association, and try to finish and write something for each of 'em before 2024 is up. New year, gotta have some kind of movie goal I suppose, and I've been wanting to do a deep dive into Fulci's work for a while anyways. So why not?

Seems like most of the early stuff and the Franco/Ciccio comedies have limited or no english releases, but since they look to be more simple/slapstick-y kind of films, I'm hoping I can flub my way through following along with the italian subs.

1. The Dream of Icarus
2. Pittori di provincia (I Macchiaioli)
3. I Giovani e il Lavoro
4. The Thieves
5. The Jukebox Kids
6. Howlers of the Dock
7. Getting Away with It the Italian Way
8. Those Two in the Legion
9. The Masseuses
10. The Strange Type

...plus 84 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

Winter Horror Movies

Rewatches:
Ghostkeeper
To All a Goodnight
Christmas Evil
The Fifth Cord
Christmas Vacation
Christmas with the Kranks

1. It's a Wonderful Knife
2. Santa Claws
3. Santa Claus: Serial Rapist
4. He Knows
5. Hunting Ground
6. The Mean One
7. A Cold Night's Death
8. Ghostkeeper
9. Hell on the Shelf
10. Axemas

...plus 26 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

As long as someone gets pointed at and called a witch, that's enough to get on my list. Sorcerers and Warlocks are more than welcome as well. I'll keep adding the more I watch. 🧙‍♀️

• The Devils
• The Witch
• The Seventh Seal
• Suspiria
• Black Sunday
• Mother Joan of the Angels
• Hagazussa
• The Boxer's Omen
• Seeding of a Ghost
• The Blair Witch Project

...plus 104 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

Just trying to keep track of all the vamp movies I've seen. As long as some sharp-toothed, bloodsucking goodness is implied, I'll toss it on the list! 🧛 🧛‍♀️

• From Dusk Till Dawn
• Blood and Roses
• Black Sunday
• Black Sabbath
• Dracula
• The Shiver of the Vampires
• Fascination
• Bliss
• Ogroff
• Video Violence

...plus 158 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

Just keeping track of all the werewolf-ish movies I've seen, sorted high to low.

• Love on a Leash
• Wolf Guy
• Ginger Snaps
• An American Werewolf in London
• The Beast
• What We Do in the Shadows
• The Hound of the Baskervilles
• The White Reindeer
• It
• Jumanji

...plus 50 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

Here's what I've seen from the Naschy-verse! Whether he's playing his Waldemar Daninsky werewolf, a sympathetic hunchback with a heart of gold, THE DEVIL HIMSELF, or just some medieval murderous lord from the past - his films are always a blast! A true horror icon.

1. Horror Rises from the Tomb
2. Heartbeat
3. Blue Eyes of the Broken Doll
4. The Traveller
5. Howl of the Devil
6. Night of the Werewolf
7. The Beast and the Magic Sword
8. Frankenstein's Bloody Terror
9. A Dragonfly for Each Corpse
10. Inquisition

...plus 8 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

If it comes back from the dead, and wants to devour living flesh, or just bash your head about, I'll toss it on the list. Only keeping track of the stuff I've seen.🧟‍♀️

• Dawn of the Dead
• Braindead
• [REC]
• The Return of the Living Dead
• Zombie Flesh Eaters
• Burial Ground
• Night of the Living Dead
• City of the Living Dead
• One Cut of the Dead
• Ogroff

...plus 171 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

Keeping track of any ghostly movies I've seen. Some of these just hint at ghosts, some end up being fake ghosts, and some are just filled with white-sheeted fools. As long as it feels like a ghost movie, it's on here. 👻

• Diabolique
• Images
• Solaris
• The Shining
• A Ghost Story
• Hereditary
• Ghostwatch
• Black Sabbath
• Candyman
• Kill, Baby... Kill!

...plus 252 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

My top 4 can swap places on a whim, all so perfect and deserving of #1. Jason X probably isn't my least favorite, it's just been years since my last watch and I don't a thing apart from one chilly face smashing scene! Must rewatch soon!

The Crystal Lake Memories doc is pretty killer as well, but can't really rank that here, so...

1. Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter
2. Friday the 13th Part 2
3. Friday the 13th Part III
4. Friday the 13th
5. Friday the 13th Part VII: The New Blood
6. Friday the 13th Part VI: Jason Lives
7. Friday the 13th Part VIII: Jason Takes Manhattan
8. Friday the 13th: A New Beginning
9. Freddy vs. Jason
10. Jason Goes to Hell: The Final Friday

...plus 2 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

kynky's original list.

1. The Menu

   1. Most popular horror film on your watchlist.

2. Verotika

   2. Lowest rated horror film on your watchlist.

3. Manichitrathazhu

   3. BLINDSPOT: Highest rated horror film you haven't seen that's not on your watchlist.

4. Infinity Pool

   4. Released in 2023

5. Witchboard

   5. A horror film released in the year you were born. My pick is from my BYC.

6. The Ranger

   6. Directed by a woman #1 EXAMPLES

7. The Demons

   7. Video Nasty

8. Spring

   8. Released in 2010's

9. Love and Death in the Garden of the Gods

   9. Slasher/Giallo EXAMPLES/EXAMPLES

10. Hunting Ground

    10. Horror around the world Spain

...plus 42 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

Love the idea of a scavenger hunt by March's host Robert, so I'm in! Lots of fun figuring out ways to piece everything together while still including tons of stuff I want/need to watch.

I wrote in the notes how all my films and categories connect. Finding something else that had 28 letters in the title... took a little longer than I was expecting. Damn you Successive Slidings of Pleasure 😯

1. Corruption

   1. Your first pick will be decided by the whims of my co-host! In this video my co-host has been presented with a selection of famed old school horror actors, 8 in total! He methodically goes through each of the names, eliminating a total of 7 names from the board until only the 8 and final name is left. The final name left on the board by my co-host is also the name of the actor that must star in your film of choice for the #1 spot of this horror hunt. In case any of you can't access the video for some reason or another, I've also written out the name of my co-host's choice in the written note under my own #1 choice!

   (Peter Cushing!)

2. The Invisible Man Appears

   2. Your second film depends on our last month's host.

   **If your pick for #1 has either been logged by Michelle 🎄📚 MichelleBookAddict OR is in her watchlist then you must watch a horror film from before 1950. **

   If Michelle hasn't logged it nor plans to (according to her watchlist), then you must watch a horror film from after 1950.

3. Sick

   3. Now count the total amount of characters (letters and numbers) in the title of your pick for #2 and watch a horror film from a year that contains that number. Let's say your #2 has a total of 9 characters in its title, then for example you could watch a film from 1962, 2009 or even 1890!

   (22 letters for 2022)

4. Killer Nun

   4. Now look at the poster for your #3. Pick a horror film that shares a predominant color on the poster with your #3 .

   (red poster)

5. No One Heard the Scream

   5. What country is your #4 from? Whatever it is, watch a horror film that comes from the same continent (but NOT the same country!!) as your #4 pick!

   (same continent as #4 italy - spain)

6. The Cannibal Man

   6. Now I want you to watch a horror film that stars an actor/actress from your #5.

   (Vicente Parra)

7. The Embryo Hunts in Secret

   7. Now watch a horror film that shares any non-horror genre tag with your #6.

   (shares drama tag)

8. The Gruesome Twosome

   8. What's the runtime of your #7? Watch a horror film with the same runtime as your #7.

   (72 minutes)

9. Something Weird

   9. Now watch any other horror film from the director of your #8.

   (H.G. Lewis)

10. Tokyo Gore Police

    10. Does the poster for your #9 show any trace of a human being? If it does, watch a horror film that I've rated 4 stars or higher. If it doesn't, watch a horror that I've rated 1.5 stars or lower.

    (4 stars or higher)

...plus 21 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

All the horror anthologies I have seen, rated from best to worst. The more I see, the more I'll add.

• Black Sabbath
• The Burning Moon
• Shogun's Joy of Torture
• Kwaidan
• Spirits of the Dead
• Creepshow
• Mishima: A Life in Four Chapters
• The House That Dripped Blood
• Tales from the Hood
• From Beyond the Grave

...plus 52 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

This is everything I've rated at least four or five stars this decade. Still got lots more to watch, but I don't wanna miss out on all the list writing fun!

The five stars are all in order, the rest are just tossed on here randomly.

• Hagazussa
• The Lighthouse
• The Witch
• Mandy
• One Cut of the Dead
• Hereditary
• Dream Home
• The Blackcoat's Daughter
• Bliss
• Under the Skin

...plus 98 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

Original list by November's host johnconn is HERE

1. The Chill Factor

   1) Today is All Saint's Day. Watch a film with Catholic imagery

2. J.D.'s Revenge

   2) Now pick a film condemned by the Legion of Decency

3. Titane

   3) The EU was founded in November of 1993. Watch a film from Belgium, Denmark, , , Greece, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, Portugal, Spain, the Netherlands or United Kingdom (the countries that signed the Maastricht Treaty).

4. Mahakaal

   4) in honor of Diwali, pick a film set in India, or with a writer or director of Indian descent.

5. Hands of the Ripper

   5) November 5th, 1935: Hammer studios is founded. Let's celebrate with watching some Hammer horror.

6. Imprint

   6) Takashi Miike released his 100th film in November of 2017. Watch a movie directed by this prolific Japanese director.

7. Plot of Fear

   7) Watch a movie with a monkey in it. No reason, monkeys are just cool. Gorillas, chimps and other primates are allowed. Bigfoot, yeti, sasquatch, skunk apes, or other ape -cryptids are not.

8. Cryptozoo

   8) Last month marked the 54th anniversary of the Patterson Gimlin film. So *now* watch a movie with a bigfoot, yeti, sasquatch, skunk ape, or other ape-like cryptid.

9. Kiss of the Tarantula

   9) It's the second Tuesday in November, which in the US often means it's an election day. Pick a film featuring a character who works in government.

10. Cat Sick Blues

    10) "Mr. November" is a track on the album Alligator by The National. Watch a film with a killer animal.

...plus 20 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

This is my first time participating in the challenge, and I discovered a TON of crazy looking flicks while making my list that I can't wait to check out! Should be fun!

Kevin Seiler's master list is HERE

1. The Demon Lover

   Week 1: Jan. 1-Jan. 7
   Donald G. Jackson Week

2. Fist of the North Star

   Week 2: Jan. 18-Jan. 14
   Anime Week

3. Action U.S.A.

   Week 3: Jan. 15-Jan. 21
   Cameron Mitchell Week

4. Doberman Cop

   Week 4: Jan. 22-Jan. 28
   Sonny Chiba Week

5. Cut and Run

   Week 5: Jan. 29-Feb. 4
   Karen Black Week

6. Massacre Time

   Week 6: Feb. 5-Feb. 11
   Spaghetti Western Week

7. The Last Hunter

   Week 7: Feb. 12-Feb. 18
   Antonio Margheriti Week

8. Crime Wave

   Week 8: Feb. 19-Feb. 25
   Canuxploitation Week

9. Vigilante

   Week 9: Feb. 26-Mar. 4
   Fred Williamson Week

10. One on Top of the Other

    Week 10: Mar. 5-Mar. 11
    Lucio Fulci Week

...plus 42 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

'Tis the season for some festive Ho-Ho-Horror Hunt watches! Thanks to BeanBagsFlicks for coming up with some killer prompts, I only had to re-roll one to keep up the holiday theme.

Merry Christmas! 🎅🎄🎁

1. Abominable

   1. Thank you Johncon for hosting last months hunt! Watch any horror film that they logged in 2021.

2. Once Upon a Time at Christmas

   2. The weather is starting to get colder (at least where I live). One of my favorite cold weather horror films is John Carpenter's The Thing. Watch a horror film where a character is an imposter.

3. The Thing

   3. Speaking of John Carpenter, he is my most watched director on Letterboxd. Watch a John Carpenter horror film.

4. Ice Sharks

   4. Two of my favorite franchises are Gamera and Godzilla, so watch a giant monster/kaiju film.

5. Krampus: The Christmas Devil

   5. On the subject of franchises, I love all the long running horror ones. Watch any film from a horror franchise that has 5 or more films.

6. Hanukkah

   6. Happy last day of Hanukkah! Watch a horror film with Jewish actors/directors or one about Jewish characters/mythology.

7. The Bloody Exorcism of Coffin Joe

   7. One of my favorite discoveries this year was the Brazilian classic At Midnight I'll Take Your Soul and the Coffin Joe franchise. Watch a horror film from Brazil (bonus points if it is Coffin Joe).

8. Antarctic Journal

   8. Another love I discovered this year is South Korean film especially Park Chan-Wook. Watch a Korean horror/revenge film.

9. To All a Goodnight

   9. I love finding obscure films on this site. Watch a horror film with 3,000 logs or less on Letterboxd.

10. Screams of a Winter Night

    10. We can go more obscure than that though. Watch a horror film with 1,000 or less logs on Letterboxd.

...plus 21 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

Another lazy, rainy, self-isolating day stuck in the house, might as well rank something... 🤷‍♂️📜

I've always felt remakes get slagged on a bit too harshly, so here's most of what I've seen in some kinda general order. And hey, most of them are above three stars! Not too shabby.

1. The Thing
2. Suspiria
3. Maniac
4. Evil Dead II
5. The Fly
6. The Invisible Man
7. Shin Godzilla
8. Evil Dead
9. The Blob
10. Let Me In

...plus 62 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

Original list hosted by annabel is HERE

• Subconscious Cruelty

  1. Happy Canada Day! Watch a horror from Canada.

• The Brain

  2. Happy World UFO day! Watch an alien or space horror.

• PG: Psycho Goreman

  3. Thank you to Galactic D for hosting last month’s hunt! Let’s watch a horror they rated at least 3.5 stars.

• ATM

  4. Watch a horror set on a holiday.

• The Village

  5. Now onto some more personal prompts! The person who first inspired me to watch horror movies was Sarah Hawkinson/Possessed By Horror on YouTube and I still love her videos. Watch a film from her Best Early 2000’s Horror Movies list.

• The Night Eats the World

  6. Continuing on the YouTube theme, my other favourite horror YouTuber is spookyastronauts, who introduced me to Letterboxd through her monthly recaps! Watch any movie she has done a ‘Come With Me’ video on.

• UFO Abduction

  7. My absolute favourite style of horror movie has to be found footage so watch a found footage horror movie.

• The Crow

  8. To ensure I watched all of the classics, I bought a scratch poster of 100 Must See Horror Movies and as of this month I only have one film left to watch from the poster. Watch any movie from my poster (if you want to me in watching the final one, watch Death Race 2000)

• Censor

  9. Cinemas opened back up recently where I am and I love seeing movies on the big screen. If possible, watch a horror in the cinema but otherwise watch a 2020/21 release.

• Corruption

  10. I’m British and I think as a country we’ve made some great contributions to the genre. Watch a British horror.

...plus 23 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

Original list hosted by Zach Rayman is HERE

• Saint Maud

  1. annabel 🌱🧚🏼🦖 did a great job hosting last month! Watch a film she gave 4 stars or higher.

• The Oracle

  2. One of my favorite parts of these monthly horror hunts is finding hidden gems. So let's get digging! Watch a movie from Hollie Horror's Overlooked and Underrated Horror Movies list.

• Living Skeleton

  3. The Criterion Sale is currently running in July and I bought way too many and I need to watch them all to justify purchasing them. Watch a horror film from the Criterion Collection.

• Beyond Dream's Door

  4. Another boutique label I've recently been getting into is Vinegar Syndrome. Watch a movie released by Vinegar Syndrome.

• Tetsuo II: Body Hammer

  5. One director I really want to see more of is Shinya Tsukamoto. I was really impressed by Tetsuo: The Iron Man, and if you haven't seen it I highly recommend it. Watch a film directed by Shinya Tsukamoto.

• Parasite

  6. A lot of the biggest actors today owe their careers to early roles in horror movies. Watch a horror movie starring an actor before they became famous. This list should help.

• The Drums of Jeopardy

  7. I haven't seen a lot of the classic horror movies from before 1950. Watch a horror movie released before 1950.

• Attack of the Flesh Eating Tree

  8. Today is National Sneak Some Zucchini onto your Neighbor's Porch Day in the US! No, I'm not kidding. To celebrate this unusual holiday, watch a horror movie with an unusual antagonist. This list should help.

• The Black Cat

  9. Today is National Book Lover's Day. To celebrate, watch a horror movie based on a novel or short story.

• The People Who Own the Dark

  10. I really enjoy movies about religious cults. I think that it's interesting seeing different traditions and rituals and the history they have. Watch a movie about a cult.

...plus 21 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

Original list hosted by Michael is HERE

• The Indian Runner

  1. Let us start things with an introduction. I was born on May 4th, 1991. Watch a movie that was released in 1991.

• Female Prisoner Scorpion: #701

  2. To understand my taste in film, watch a movie from my favorite movie list.

• Multiple Maniacs

  3. I grew up living in Maryland my entire life. Watch a film that either takes place in Maryland or was filmed in Maryland.

• Uncle Sam

  4. It is the 4th of July in the United States. Watch a movie that takes place on the 4th of July or watch something that patriotic.

• Parasite

  5. Lissa did a great job hosting last month, watch a film they gave 4 stars or higher. (This is a free space for Lissa).

• A Quiet Place to Kill

  6. I’m half Italian and Dutch. Watch a movie from Italy or the Netherlands.

• Ax 'Em

  7. Now you have seen the movies that I love. Time to make you all suffer…muahahaha!!! Watch a movie from my bottom movie list (Maybe you will like these movies better than I did).

• Cellar Dweller

  8. My goal in life is to become a comic book artist. Watch a movie about Comic Books (Not Superhero movies) or Painters/Artists.

• Trash Humpers

  9. I graduated High School in 2009. Watch a movie that was released in 2009.

• Rollergator

  10. Time to feel nostalgic. Watch a movie that came out when you turned 10.

...plus 21 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

Galactic D's Original List

• We're Going to Eat You

  1. Thank you to Stephanie🖤 for hosting May's hunt. To thank Stephanie we could assist her by watching one of the 700 plus movies on her horror watchlist. A review for Stephanie🖤 would also help her to decide whether to watch or remove the film from her list and not bother.

• Byleth: The Demon of Incest

  2. Watch a movie where the villian is the first credited star.

• The Pyjama Girl Case

  3. Watch a horror film set in Australia or New Zealand.

• Half Past Midnight

  4. Watch one of your earliest horror experiences or a horror from 1988.

• Killer Crocodile 2

  5. For this prompt you should watch a sequel in a franchise that you have not seen the first. I know it sounds backwards but you will be OK.

• Wedding Trough

  6. Watch a film banned in Queensland, Australia.

• My Lovely Burnt Brother and His Squashed Brain

  7. Video stores. Wandering a video store was pure bliss. Today, the 7th of June just happens to be VCR day. For this prompt watch a movie on VHS or Beta. Yes, most of you probably don't have access to such primitive technology so you can instead watch a VHS movie that's been ed to YouTube. Try and make an effort to do this on the 7th.

• Tintorera: Killer Shark

  8. Watch a horror set on or in the ocean.

• Killer Crocodile

  9. Watch a film where animals attack.

• The Oily Maniac

  10. Watch a horror with monsters.

...plus 20 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

Kynky's Master List

RULES
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Pick 52 titles that meet the criteria listed, I've provided examples but feel free to be loose with them, you can include rewatches however choices for 1, 2, 3, 39, 51 & 52 must be first time watches.

I've included links to examples, if you feel there is a better list I can use please let me know.

1. Most popular horror on your watchlist
2. Lowest rated horror on your watchlist
3. A film released in the year you were born
4. 2020's
5. 2010's
6. 2000's
7. 1990's
8. 1980's
9. 1970's
10. 1960's
11. 1950's
12. 1940's
13. 1930's
14. Made In UK (EXAMPLES)
15. Made in Italy (EXAMPLES)
16. Made in Japan (EXAMPLES)
17. Made In South Korea (EXAMPLES)
18. Made In Scandanavia (EXAMPLES/EXAMPLES/EXAMPLES/EXAMPLES/EXAMPLES)
19. Made in (EXAMPLES)
20. Made in Spain (EXAMPLES)
21. Made in Canada (EXAMPLES)
22. Made In Australia/New Zealand (EXAMPLES/EXAMPLES)
23. Made In (EXAMPLES)
24. Made In Hong Kong (EXAMPLES)
25. Screened at Frightfest 2020
26. Featured on Joe Bob Briggs Last Drive In or MonsterVision
27. Features a number in the title (EXAMPLES)
28. Features a colour in the title (EXAMPLES)
29. A short film featured on the ALTER YouTube channel (EXAMPLES)
30. Featuring A Pro Wrestler (EXAMPLES)
31. Suitable for children (EXAMPLES)
32. Anthology (EXAMPLES)
33. Comedy Horror (EXAMPLES)
34. Documentary/Making of. (EXAMPLES)
35. Directed by a woman (EXAMPLES)
36. Slasher (EXAMPLES)
37. Video nasty (EXAMPLES/EXAMPLES)
38. Giallo (EXAMPLES)
39. Blind Pick - A film you have no prior knowledge of before watching!!!
40. Released by Full Moon
41. Folk Horror (EXAMPLES)
42. Made for TV (Includes limited series)
43. Sequel/Prequel/Remake
44. Guillermo del Toro twitter recommendations
45. Edgar Wright's favourite horrors
46. Based on a book (EXAMPLES)
47. Released by Arrow Video
48. Featured on Mark Kermode's Secret Of Cinema - Horror
49. Featuring Christopher Lee see also Cult of Personality
50. A film screened as part of Soho Horror Festival 2020
51. A film you haven't seen that someone else watched as part of last year's challenge
52. YPIW - I'll pick your #52 from your watchlist (You don't have to pick one for me in return as I have enough to be going on with :D )

• Climax

  1. Most popular horror on your watchlist.

• Night of the Living Dead 3D

  2. Lowest rated horror on your watchlist

• Combat Shock

  3. A film released in the year you were born.

• His House

  4. 2020's

• Be My Cat: A Film for Anne

  5. 2010's

• Wendigo

  6. 2000's

• There's Nothing Out There

  7. 1990's

• Death Nurse

  8. 1980's

• Blue Eyes of the Broken Doll

  9. 1970's

• The Ghastly Ones

  10. 1960's

...plus 42 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

I'm finally getting through two franchises (Basket Case/Blind Dead) that I've been meaning to finish for SO long, but keep putting off for one reason or another. Can't wait to dig into 'em all!

And major props to May's host, Stephanie for providing all the great prompts!

• The Screaming Skull

  1. Don't let me hog the spotlight, watch a movie with it's own host! (My favorite is Joe Bob Briggs, but there is a lot of Elvira, MST3K, & RiffTrax free on Tubi)

• The Ghost Galleon

  2. Let's thank Robert for hosting April by picking something from his 200+ Favorite Horror Films list. (Free space for Robert)

• FleshEater

  3. We are about halfway to Halloween and it happens to be my favorite holiday. Watch a movie that takes place on or around Halloween.

• DEFCON-4

  4. May the Fourth Be With You! Ya, I'm one of those Star Wars people. Watch a horror that takes place (at least partially) in space.

• Grave Robbers

  5. Today is Cinco de Mayo. Watch a horror movie from Mexico.

• Heavy Metal Massacre

  6. Movies are an important part of my life, but so is music! Watch a horror movie about music or a musical. A movie with an amazing soundtrack would be acceptable as well.

• 555

  7. I have an alliterative name. Watch a movie starring someone who also has an alliterative name! (Examples; Amy Adams, Ryan Reynolds, Mathew McConaughey)

• Attack of the Blind Dead

  8. I'm all about some witchcraft! Watch something involving witches or dark arts.

• One on Top of the Other

  9. Happy Mother's Day! My mom isn't a big horror fan, but she does enjoy older horror when it's on the Turner Classic Movies channel. Watch a horror from the 50s or 60s.

• The Mortuary Collection

  10. I really can't get enough horror these days, so let's cram multiple horror stories into one movie. Watch a horror anthology.

...plus 21 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

Timonist's original list

THE TASKS

1 - Watch a Western discussed in Edward Buscombe's 100 Westerns (BFI Screen Guides)
2 - Watch a Ford Western (any Ford you can think of is allowed, e.g. John Ford, Francis Ford, Glenn Ford, Wallace Ford...)
3 - Watch a Western by a director born in 19th century America
4 - Watch a Western made in Hollywood by a director not born in the United States
5 - Watch a Western with a title in red letters on the poster
6 - Watch a Western starring a favorite actor/actress of yours
7 - Watch a Western with an Australian connection (e.g. Australian-produced, set/filmed in Australia, Australian director/actor...) (some examples)
8 - Watch a Western with a strong female character
9 - Watch a Western you wouldn't believe was a Western if you only heard the title
10 - Watch a Western starring an Academy Award Winner for Best Actress or Best ing Actress
11 - Watch a Western that depicts or is inspired by a historical event or person
12 - Watch a Western from a year you haven't seen any at all
13 - Watch a Western starring Dan Duryea (if Dan Duryea frightens you, you may watch a Western starring another actor with an alliterative name)
14 - Watch a Weird or otherwise bizarre Western (examples, further examples)
15 - Watch a widescreen Western released before 1960
16 - Watch a Western by a director you are unfamiliar with
17 - Watch a Western not filmed in North America
18 - Watch a Western that played in competition at Cannes, Venice or Berlin
19 - Watch a Western with a positive or nuanced portrayal of Native Americans
20 - Watch a Western that isn't a fictional feature-length live-action film
21 - Watch a B Western
22 - Watch a musical Western or singing cowboy Western (if you feel too grumpy for such gaiety, you may watch a Western nominated for an Academy Award for Best Original Song)
23 - Watch a Western with a particularly beautiful poster
24 - Watch a Western you haven't been aware of until you started looking for Westerns to watch for this challenge
25 - Watch a Western you have been aware of forever, but somehow never seen, although you really should have

• Face to Face

  1 - Watch a Western discussed in Edward Buscombe's 100 Westerns (BFI Screen Guides)

• 3:10 to Yuma

  2 - Watch a Ford Western (any Ford you can think of is allowed, e.g. John Ford, Francis Ford, Glenn Ford, Wallace Ford...)

• The Gunfighter

  3 - Watch a Western by a director born in 19th century America

• Warlock

  4 - Watch a Western made in Hollywood by a director not born in the United States

• If You Meet Sartana Pray for Your Death

  5 - Watch a Western with a title in red letters on the poster

• Day of Anger

  6 - Watch a Western starring a favorite actor/actress of yours

• The Chant of Jimmie Blacksmith

  7 - Watch a Western with an Australian connection (e.g. Australian-produced, set/filmed in Australia, Australian director/actor...) (some examples)

• Cemetery Without Crosses

  8 - Watch a Western with a strong female character

• My Name Is Nobody

  9 - Watch a Western you wouldn't believe was a Western if you only heard the title

• Nomadland

  10 - Watch a Western starring an Academy Award Winner for Best Actress or Best ing Actress

...plus 15 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

Another month, another Horror Hunt - Props to Robert Berlin for doing the hosting once again, should be a fun one!

• Tabloid!

  1. April Fools! Haha got ya! Watch something funny, watch a horror comedy.

• Malatesta’s Carnival of Blood

  2. Dan hosted the last horror hunt. We shall thank him by meeting him right in the middle. Watch a horror film that Dan has rated exactly 2.5 stars (Dan might use this one as a free space if he wants).

• Swallow

  3. I like Easter, mostly because of the food and candy. Watch a horror film that deals with food or eating.

• Black Roses

  4. Hey look at me I’m Canadian! Oh no, my Tim Hortons® donut just got eaten by a moose! I must calm down and go watch the hotly anticipated ice hockey game between the Toronto Maple Leafs and the.. *checks note* Calgary Flames! Watch a Canadian horror film while you’re at it, eh?

• Night Train to Terror

  5. Now some of our paths will split for a little while. If you are left-handed you must watch a horror film that I’ve rated 4.5 stars or higher. If you’re right-handed you must watch a horror film that I’ve rated 1 star or lower. Need a hand?

• Combat Shock

  6. I was born in 1994, not the best year for horror films in my opinion. That’s why I want you to watch a horror film from your own birth year instead (If you are also cursed with the year of 1994 then this is a free space).

• Black Cat Mansion

  7. These are my cats! They are easily recognized by their gracious black and white coatings. Honor their existence by watching a black and white horror film (preferably one with cats in it, cuz representation matters).

• Inland Empire

  8. In 1990 on April 8, Twin Peaks premiered. You should watch a horror/thriller film directed by David Lynch to celebrate this! (Let's be honest, a lot of Lynch's work can arguably be considered horror so genre definitions are pretty useless here in my opinon).

• Sleepaway Camp II: Unhappy Campers

  9. Sometimes it is important to check in on our favorites to see if they are still doing well. Rewatch a horror film that you’ve rated 5 stars in the past to see if it still holds up.

• 12 Hour Shift

  10. Today is the day of Wrestlemania 37! Watch a horror film starring a pro-wrestler! A helpful list with some examples

...plus 20 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

It took me a few days, but I finally figured out a list I could be happy with! Props to Dan for coming up with such a fun 'n' challenging little switch-up for March. This was a blast 👍

• Stage Fright

  1. To start things off, let's thank Matt Winfield for hosting February's hunt by watching something that Matt has rated 4 stars exactly. He's a generous rater so you should have plenty of awesome options!

• The Great Alligator

  2. Pick something written by one of the writers of film #1. (George Eastman)

• The Unseen

  3. Pick the first actor listed on LB for film #2. Watch another horror film they have worked on. If that actor does not have any other horror films, or you've seen them all, try with the second listed actor and so forth. (Barbara Bach)

• Nightmares Come at Night

  4. Subtract 10 from the year of release of film #3 and choose something released that year. (1970)

• Paranoia

  5. Most films have more than one genre tag on LB, so choose one of the other tags of film #4 and watch something that shares that tag, as well as horror. If your selection was only horror, pick something also tagged with sci-fi. (Thriller)

• Spasmo

  6. Something by the same director from #5. (Umberto Lenzi)

• Death Nurse

  7. I found #6 available streaming on Tubi. Choose something to watch using the same method as the previous film, whether that is streaming on Tubi or a different platform, own it, borrow from the library, etc. (YT)

• The Devil's Nightmare

  8. Same predominant color on the cover as #7. (Red)

• The Iguana with the Tongue of Fire

  9. Released in the same country as #8. Any country it is tagged with is fine. (Italy)

• To the Devil a Daughter

  10. Pick a studio attached to #9 and watch another horror film they made. (Terra-Filmkunst)

...plus 21 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

Michael's original list is HERE

• New Year's Evil

  1. Happy New Year Everyone!! Time to celebrate the new year by watching a New Years' theme horror movie.

• The Return of Swamp Thing

  2. Not every superhero is your friendly neighborhood Spider-Man. Watch a superhero horror movie.

• It's Alive

  3. My love for Dinosaurs helped me become a fan of horror and sci-fi movies when I was a little kid. Watch a horror movie with dinosaurs or with prehistoric animals from the Mesozoic Era (Pterodactyls, Plesiosaurs, etc).

• Sputnik

  4. Thanks, Robert Berlin for hosting December’s Horror Hunt. Watch a film he rated 4 or more stars.

• The Burning Hell

  5. Hell yeah!! Time to watch a horror movie with "Hell" in its title.

• Wild Zero

  6. I'm a huge music junkie (Mostly rock and metal). Start headbanging and go watch a horror movie featuring rock n roll themes.

• Seeding of a Ghost

  7. Hong Kong cinema needs some love here. Watch a Category III horror movie.

• Death Smiles on a Murderer

  8. Director spotlight. Watch a horror movie directed by Joe D'Amato

• The Man They Could Not Hang

  9. Oh shit! Watch a horror movie that deals with scientific experiments gone wrong.

• The Sect

  10. In honor of Daria Nicolodi, watch any horror movie with her in it.

...plus 21 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

Despite 2020 being a real garbage heap of a year, it ended up being one of the best I've had for new movie discoveries. So YAY for that! Finally finished all the mainline Jean Rollin flicks I wanted to see. Caught up on some late era Fulci and Argento. Dug into a lot of the Cat. III, Hong Kong/Shaw Bros stuff. Still going on a deep dive into the SOV rabbit hole (picked up a copy of Analog Nightmares for xmas and now I HAVE to see EVERYTHING in the book). And I ticked off so much awesome stuff that had been festering on my watchlist for years! (and ended up adding so much more back on...)

Looking back, there's a lot I scored wayyy too high, a lot I can't even watching, and plenty of real underrated trashterpieces that were a feast to my eyes - but I feel these twenty movies sum up my year of film pretty well. The Lighthouse is just SO DAMN GOOD!

Another year down, here's to an awesome 2021!!! 🍻

1. The Lighthouse
2. Ogroff
3. Hagazussa
4. Demons
5. Blood Beat
6. The Blackcoat's Daughter
7. The Untold Story
8. Bliss
9. Perfect Blue
10. Possessor

...plus 10 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

I decided to make my Horror Hunt for December a bit more... festive this year. Winter/Xmas movies ONLY. Had to bend two or three clues to fit to the holiday theme, but hey, it's done!

Merry Christmas!! 🎅⛄🎄🎁

(And if anyone knows any winter themed video game based movies let me know. I couldn't find a fit for #11, so I lazily slapped Silent Hill on there instead, I dunno.)

• Jack Frost 2: The Revenge of the Mutant Killer Snowman

  1. It’s cold outside these days. So do yourself a favour and watch a horror film set in a warm location. It could be a desert, a jungle, a volcano or whatever. I leave the choice to
  you.

• Hypothermia

  2. Sharks get a bad rep in horror and that just seems unfair to me. Watch a horror film about an aquatic animal that is NOT a shark!

• Jack Frost

  3. Kelsey Frederick hosted the last horror hunt. We shall thank her by going through her horror garbage! Watch a horror film that Kelsey has rated 1 and a half stars or less! (Kelsey herself can use this one as a free space, so go watch some horror film that you may actually like!)

• Holiday Hell

  4. Actor spotlight! Watch a horror film starring Jeffrey Combs!

• Feeders 2: Slay Bells

  5. Cross the border! Watch a horror film from a neighboring country of yours. (If you live in Iceland or some equally ridiculous place without any bordering countries, then just watch a Swedish horror film because I said so)

• Black Santa's Revenge

  6. You look like you’re in a hurry, let me help you out! Watch the shortest horror film on your watchlist!

• Pooka!

  7. I am a robot! I am here to take American jobs! Watch a horror film featuring a robot, cyborg or other type of mechanical menace.

• The Weather Station

  8. This is OUR horror hunt, comrade! Watch a horror film from Russia!

• Snowbeast

  9. I’m in the mood for some public domain horror! Watch a horror film from Mill Creek Entertainment.

• Dial Code Santa Claus

  10. Won’t somebody please think of the children?! Watch a horror film with a child protagonist!

...plus 21 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

Props to Kelsey for creating such a fun challenge with a bit of trivia this month, love it! I actually did surprisingly better than expected. Yay useless horror knowledge! 😈

(And I finally fit all the Phantasm flicks into one of these hunts, woo!)

• Marnie

  1. Watch a Hitchcock film.

• Seven Blood-Stained Orchids

  2. Watch a giallo film.

• Tales of the Third Dimension

  3. Watch a horror film that stars someone who worked with Heather O'Rourke in any of her films (Craig T. Nelson)

• Captain Kronos: Vampire Hunter

  4. Watch a film produced by Hammer Studios.

• Nightmare

  5. Watch a film that Tom Savini worked on as either an actor, stuntman, director, or make-up/special effects person.

• Trauma

  6. Dario Argento is my favorite director, and he turned 80 this year. Let's watch one of his films.

• Phantasm IV: Oblivion

  7. Watch a film that is found on Shudder.

• House of the Long Shadows

  8. Watch a film starring Vincent Price.

• Satan Place: A Soap Opera from Hell

  9. Watch a horror film with the color green in it's poster.

• Phantasm

  10. Watch a horror film from the 1970's.

...plus 20 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

I'm going to be watching horror movies all year anyways, might as well make it more interesting. I tried to mostly put movies I've owned for years, yet still haven't watched. This should cut a decent chunk outta my library. No rewatches for me!

Rules & Whatnot

• World War Z
• Creepshow 3
• Vamp
• The Last Warning
• The Man Who Changed His Mind
• The Invisible Woman
• Dementia
• Mother Joan of the Angels
• House of Whipcord
• Bad Dreams

...plus 42 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

Back for my fourth year! Gonna try and get my HoopTober game on while keeping up with the Daily Horror Hunt as well... you can never have too many horror movies? 💀

Rewatches:
*Blood Freak
*Friday the 13th Part 2
*Suspiria
*The Fly
*The Invisible Man
*The Masque of the Red Death

• Bud Abbott and Lou Costello Meet the Invisible Man
• Black Magic
• Blade
• Blood Beat
• Blood Freak
• C.H.U.D.
• C.H.U.D. II: Bud the Chud
• Campfire Tales
• Cemetery of Terror
• Day of the Dead: Bloodline

...plus 21 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

👋 So long summer, time to make way for the spookiest of seasons. My favorite time of year! Happy Halloween y'all!! 🎃

Dan's Masterlist for October is HERE

• Edge of the Axe

  1. Regretfully, I have not always completed the monthly scavenger hunts. Watch something from my failures list. Bonus points if it is something you also failed at in a previous challenge. Feel free to give me a recommendation on that list for anything actually worth my time (not that I really have standards).

• I Spit on Your Grave

  2. Robin hosted September and did a fabulous job. Pick something she has rated 4+.

• Black Magic

  3. In getting with the season, find something featuring skeletons on the LB poster.

• Hell House LLC II: The Abaddon Hotel

  4. Something with a city or country in the title.

• C.H.U.D.

  5. October 5th is Amazon Prime day. Watch something they have streaming for free. Not required to use their service though, if you don't subscribe to them. If you don't subscribe and it won't tell you what is free or not, feel free to use this list of films I've watched on Amazon Prime myself.

• Jenifer

  6. cherryz did a Masters of Horror selection earlier this year and she's pretty awesome - let's pick another!

• Splatter Farm

  7. I hosted the June hunt and like a complete jerk, I didn't give credit to the wonderful efforts of EmperorCupcake's May hunt. She finds some ridiculously obscure but fun films to watch, and her reviews are always entertaining, so let's watch something obscure that she's seen. Has to be on page 10 or lower. Free choice for EmperorCupcake unless you want a rewatch!

• The Cat Creature

  8. Something with the word "creature" in the title.

• Blade

  9. Horror (or thriller) featuring the talents of Stephen Dorff.

• Spontaneous Combustion

  10. Title with a word that is at least 10 letters long.

...plus 21 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

ing in on the fun based off of Tears_in_Rain's list. I was kind of lacking in choices for 98/99, but pretty happy with how the rest turned out 🎃

• Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer
• Hellraiser
• Sleepaway Camp II: Unhappy Campers
• Parents
• Misery
• Silent Night, Deadly Night 5: The Toy Maker
• Braindead
• The Untold Story
• Cemetery Man
• The Addiction

...plus 25 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

Props to Robin🎃 for hosting this month, love the clues!

• Coherence

  1. Watch a movie on the letterboxd list 2010s top horror films I hope you guys haven't seen them all 😬 also the comments on that list is pretty heated

• She Dies Tomorrow

  2. Go to the watchlist of the last person who followed you and watch the last horror they added that you haven't watched and if you don't succeed try again with the next person and if you still don't succeed take last film you added to your watchlist

• The Rental

  3. Watch your friends favourite movie or ask for a recommendation (if you don't have friends, cry)

• M.O.M. Mothers of Monsters

  4. Watch a movie where the antagonist wears a mask

• Day of the Dead: Bloodline

  5. I love watching shitty movies, so pick a movie from the lowest rated page here

• The Pied Piper

  6. I have two gerbils, watch a horror with a rodent in it

• Sleepwalkers

  7. Stephen King has been involved with a lot of movies, you should go watch one

• I Stand Alone

  8. Red is often d with evil and horror, so lets watch a movie with a red poster

• 47 Meters Down

  9. Are you afraid of sharks? Watch a shark movie and find out

• Julia's Eyes

  10. I'm autistic! Lets watch a horror with character that has a disability

...plus 19 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

Some tricky clues this month, thanks to our host Matfield for throwing it all together!

• Satan's Rhapsody

  [1] Watch the horror movie on your watchlist with the earliest release date.

• The Seventh Curse

  [2] Watch a horror movie written or directed by a person of color.

• Becky

  [3] Watch a horror movie that features a comedian.

• O-Bi, O-Ba: The End of Civilization

  [4] Watch a horror movie you know nothing about, based solely on your liking of the poster/cover art.

• Dead Birds

  [5] Watch a movie from the year you graduated, will graduate, or would've graduated from high school.

• Murder-Rock: Dancing Death

  [6] Watch a movie that's title begins with the first letter of your first name.

• November

  [7] Watch something based on real-world folklore or legend.

• Dawn of the Mummy

  [8] Under represented in horror: Watch a movie from the Middle East or Africa.

• Graveyard Shift

  [9] August 9th is National Book Lover's Day so instead of reading, watch a horror film based on a novel.

• Rats: Night of Terror

  [10] Watch a sequel that's a dolled-up sequel or sequel in name only.

...plus 21 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

My first year getting in on the rootin', tootin', western shootin' fun, can't wait! 🤠

Thanks to Bumstead for hosting, and providing such an awesome variety of categories!

• The Big Gundown

  1 - Watch a Western from Letterboxd's Top 100 Western Films

• The Shooting

  2 - Watch a Western (co-)written by a woman

• Star in the Dust

  3 - Watch a Western by a director with a monosyllabic surname

• Death Rides a Horse

  4 - Watch a Western that centers around a journey

• Grim Prairie Tales

  5 - Watch a Western with a black protagonist

• Compañeros

  6 - Watch a Western starring an actor/actress you fancy

• The Terror of Tiny Town

  7 - Watch a Western shot in black and white

• Day of Anger

  8 - Watch a Western shot in Technicolor

• The Good, the Bad and the Ugly

  9 - Watch a Western directed by or starring Clinton Eastwood Jr., who turned 90 on May 31

• Curse of the Undead

  10 - Watch a Western that has no weapons on the poster

...plus 15 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

Thanks to <Todd> for serving up some great clues. Should be a fun July!

• Threads

  (1) I'll probably always use this as my first clue. Watch the highest rated horror film in your watchlist.

• Dracula 3D

  (2) I'll probably always use this as my second clue. Watch the lowest rated horror film in your watchlist.

• Two Orphan Vampires

  (3) Watch any horror film that features a vampire.

• Red White & Blue

  (4) In honor of July 4th watch a patriotic horror film (takes place on July 4th, about military and/or veterans, etc.)

• Bewitched

  (5) I'm a horror fan but I enjoy a good romance. Watch any film that is tagged with both horror and romance... or should be.

• 3 from Hell

  (6) One of my favorite actors who shows up in everything is Danny Trejo... watch a horror film with Danny Trejo letterboxd.sitesdebloques.org/actor/danny-trejo/genre/horror/

• Shin Godzilla

  (7) I've been trying to watch all 35 Godzilla films but it's a lot to get through. Watch any of the Godzilla films.

• Dracula vs. Frankenstein

  (8) Watch any horror film featuring the term "vs." or "versus" in the title.

• Evil Ed

  (9) What year did your ninth birthday take place? Watch a horror film from that year.

• The Platform

  (10) Watch any film that is primarily in Spanish.

...plus 21 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.