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Every October I mean to do this, and every October, I forget until we're like a week or two into the month. But not this year! Each day of this month I'm going to post a horror movie I love. I love horror movies in general, and I should make more posts online to help profess that love.

Day 25: Secuestrados/Kidnapped -- Home invasion is a pretty common horror/thriller premise, but this one is uncommonly well made. Lots of long takes are used, including some cool splitscreen shots that eventually merge seamlessly into a single shot. This one's brutal and unforgettable.

Every October I mean to do this, and every October, I forget until we're like a week or two into the month. But not this year! Each day of this month I'm going to post a horror movie I love. I love horror movies in general, and I should make more posts online to help profess that love.

Day 23: Videodrome -- What the hell, let's make it a Cronenberg triple feature. This is one of his best-known, but imo still deserves even more credit both for being a great reality-questioning sci-fi story, and accurately predicting the rise of edgy torture horror movies around the 2000s.

Every October I mean to do this, and every October, I forget until we're like a week or two into the month. But not this year! Each day of this month I'm going to post a horror movie I love. I love horror movies in general, and I should make more posts online to help profess that love.

Day 17: Resolution -- This will probably be the most understated movie on my list this year. It has considerably less spectacle than most of my other favorites, and almost leans more into paranormal/mystery than "horror." But it accomplishes a lot with a little, and the ending was unforgettable.

Every October I mean to do this, and every October, I forget until we're like a week or two into the month. But not this year! Each day of this month I'm going to post a horror movie I love. I love horror movies in general, and I should make more posts online to help profess that love.

Day 15: Suspiria (2018) -- That's right, I actually prefer this one to the original. That so rarely happens with remakes, and especially horror remakes that nobody asked for. But this director clearly cared about the material, and set out to make something much greater than a niche nostalgia-bait.

Every October I mean to do this, and every October, I forget until we're like a week or two into the month. But not this year! Each day of this month I'm going to post a horror movie I love. I love horror movies in general, and I should make more posts online to help profess that love.

Day 12: Mandy -- A psychedelic hillbilly cult, hellraiser demons on 4-whelers, dueling chainsaws, Cheddar Goblin... What DOESN'T this movie have? I've never seen anything like Mandy, but man I wish I had seen a lot more movies like Mandy

Every October I mean to do this, and every October, I forget until we're like a week or two into the month. But not this year! Each day of this month I'm going to post a horror movie I love. I love horror movies in general, and I should make more posts online to help profess that love.

Day 10: Possession -- I think in recent years, awareness of this movie has grown considerably. All you really need to know about it is that one of the opening credits reads "Special Effects for The Creature" which is as good as huge red text reading "banger alert"

Every October I mean to do this, and every October, I forget until we're like a week or two into the month. But not this year! Each day of this month I'm going to post a horror movie I love. I love horror movies in general, and I should make more posts online to help profess that love.

Day 8: Cabin in the Woods -- It's hard to even gather screenshots of this movie without spoiling what makes it so much fun to watch, but iykyk. I wish another team could take a crack at the IP, because the back half is such a blast that I'm left wanting more every time I watch it.

Every October I mean to do this, and every October, I forget until we're like a week or two into the month. But not this year! Each day of this month I'm going to post a horror movie I love. I love horror movies in general, and I should make more posts online to help profess that love.

Day 6: Hereditary -- Yes, I do sometimes enjoy horror that isn't a monster movie. I love how it initially seems like it'll just be a story about tragedy and trauma, then it takes a sharp turn and goes off the deep end, all the way into a super bizarre and eerie finale

Every October I mean to do this, and every October, I forget until we're like a week or two into the month. But not this year! Each day of this month I'm going to post a horror movie I love. I love horror movies in general, and I should make more posts online to help profess that love.

Day 4: Mad God -- My favorite kinds of special effects are practical. Makeup, stop-motion, puppetry. And this movie is basically a massive effects showcase. Minimal dialogue, minimal story, just fascinating hellish nightmare imagery. This literally gave me nightmares for like two weeks.

Every October I mean to do this, and every October, I forget until we're like a week or two into the month. But not this year! Each day of this month I'm going to post a horror movie I love. I love horror movies in general, and I should make more posts online to help profess that love.

Day 2: Poltergeist -- Even before Evil Dead 2, this was one of the first horror movies I fell in love with. We had a VHS of it when I was a kid, and even though it was super spooky, I was fascinated with it due to the variety of special effects and imaginative scares.

Every October I mean to do this, and every October, I forget until we're like a week or two into the month. But not this year! Each day of this month I'm going to post a horror movie I love. I love horror movies in general, and I should make more posts online to help profess that love.

If I hated drawing tigers this much, I would probably not feature a tiger prominently in my manga