Some of you may have noticed I installed a counter that tracks how many hits I am getting. By my mathmagician skills, I estimate Horror Movie A Day is getting about 40 visitors a day. That's pretty damn good I think, considering how few 'hit' or 'known' movies I review. Not like folks are scouring the internet for Messiah of Evil reviews.
But still, a very small percentage of readers are commenting, which is something I highly encourage. So in addition to yet another plea for new readers to post their thoughts (or suggestions) in the comment section, I'd like to take time to give a big THANKS to HMAD readers Scott, U Haul Frankenstein, Kolleen, Texas Chris, Darkko, Jimmy Jangles, and Anonymous for keeping the comments section alive! Without you I'd just be talking to myself, and I can do that without inflaming my carpal tunnel.
But still, a very small percentage of readers are commenting, which is something I highly encourage. So in addition to yet another plea for new readers to post their thoughts (or suggestions) in the comment section, I'd like to take time to give a big THANKS to HMAD readers Scott, U Haul Frankenstein, Kolleen, Texas Chris, Darkko, Jimmy Jangles, and Anonymous for keeping the comments section alive! Without you I'd just be talking to myself, and I can do that without inflaming my carpal tunnel.
Uh, sorry, that's me. I check about 40 times a day to see if you've commented on my comments yet. I'm obsessive that way. :)
ReplyDeleteThe Blind Dead and Demons III were the movies we watched last night...we have also acquired Cradle of Death, the Cradle of Filth movie, which I assume to be horrible... in any event, there are three more for you.
ReplyDeleteGoing to your stated mission of watching the movies people always talk about, I'd recommend some Jean Rollin, specifically Requiem for a Vampire and Shiver of the Vampires, it's weird surreal art-house stuff (for instance in Requiem there's barely any dialogue), but the visuals are striking, the women gorgeous, and the tone literally dreamlike. I find his stuff fascinating.
ReplyDeletehmm, ill queue some up. I like to try to balance it with older (pre 1980) and newer stuff.
ReplyDeleteI just made it through Troll II.
ReplyDeleteWhoooooooboy.
oh man, do i love troll 2
ReplyDeleteWe are all trolls in our own webby way...
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