The 32 Days of Halloween

Every year during the month of October and the few days surrounding it, Lizzie and I make it a point to only watch horror movies in honor of our favorite holiday. Halloween! The awesome part is we get to discover a lot of good movies that we'd never give a chance before. This year was no different. we laughed at some and were quite impressed with the others. Here's the breakdown for 2014:

Anna
The Signal
The Haunting of Helena
Rosemary's Baby (the 4 hour miniseries one)
Silent Hill Revelation
A Haunting at Silver Lake
A Hunting in Connecticut Ghosts of Georgia (Yeah, the title confuses me)
Haunter
The Bell With Haunting
American Mary
The Awakening
Devil's Pass
Children of The Corn
Forbidden Girl
Bloodwork

Apparently, this was the year of the "Haunting" movies.

The finalists for the best of the bunch are:
The Signal
American Mary
Bloodwork
Devil's Pass

And the winner is:
American Mary
A weird, gory story of a med student that gets into the world of body modification not only for revenge.

The Big Loser for 2014 was;
Forbidden Girl
Talk about lame, and bad acting, overacting and not in a funny way. Just bad, so bad in fact, I can't remember much of the plot. Perhaps because there wasn't much of one. The pic below looks much cooler than it was.

So check the top 4 out. Although some of them might be a bit low budget, Bloodwork (Not Clint Eastwood) and Devil's Pass, were pretty cool takes on some fresh horror ideas.

Devil's Pass