However, that doesn’t mean there can’t be any new classics added to the list. The so-called “Golden Age” of Halloween movies is considered to be the ’70s to the ’90s, given that these decades produced some of the most beloved horror films in history. But that doesn’t mean the spooky films we’ve seen post-2000 don’t pack the same unforgettable jump scares, surprising plot twists, and timeless storytelling as the oldies. Here are all of the best Halloween classics (plus their IMDb synopses, for your convenience) to add to your film watchlist this season.
My ears have had enough for the day.View Entire Post ›
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Somebody else brought the receipts that they’d jokingly made this prediction about “Wood” when the…