It's that time of the year. Pumpkins and witches decorate places everywhere. It's lovingly loving. And I want to watch horror movies. Any recommendations?

Here are some of the movies I'll watch through this weekend and the following week.

Texas Chainsaw Massacre (the original; third viewing)
Anything by Dario Argento (a wonderful director)
The Thing (the 80's remake; a sublime movie)
Satyricon (not a horror film, but scary; Fellini on LSD)
Hellraiser

That snoopy film.

I love this time of the year and I love the Stones and I love you.

Merry Halloween!

I just want to show you what my auntle have done for Halloween. Her name's Jacline Lajoie & she's an artist from St-Jean-des-Piles, Québec!

Nice Halloweek everybody!

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A good night for Alice Cooper, I'll never forget watching the Texas Chainsaw Massacre on a bill with Deliverance in the early 70's, watching that for the first time was something else, that was scarey.  

Heart Of Stone wrote on Oct 27^th, 2012 at 3:09pm:

A good night for Alice Cooper

http://www.youtube.com/embed/OkGvw_z4BqE?rel=0

Edith Grove wrote on Oct 27^th, 2012 at 3:50pm:

Heart Of Stone wrote on Oct 27th, 2012 at 3:09pm: A good night for Alice Cooper http://www.youtube.com/embed/OkGvw_z4BqE?rel=0

He's come a long way from this in '69
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IDFFzZRIcQI

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S4TIs-78auM&feature=related

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Thanks Irina... today I'm so happy as you and Fabio, two of the oldest members (I think since 1999) contributed with original material, so thanks so much once more...

Today's computers allow two headers, back in 1999 the headers were too small, really small as many had phone connection with slow speed modems

GRRRRRRRRRR !!!!  happy halloween!

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Top 10 Halloween Songs of All Time
Anne Erickson
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10.23.2012

From Alice Cooper to Rob Zombie, head-splittingly heavy music has a lengthy history of complimenting all things horrific, and what better time to recognize those menacing musicians than this week? Read on for our list of the Top 10 Halloween Songs of All Time, offering some killer tracks to get you in the mood for Halloween. What are your favorite scary tunes? Give us your picks in the comments area!

10. King Diamond, “Halloween”
King Diamond

Who better to craft a Halloween hit than Kim Petersen, a ka King Diamond? “Halloween” is taken from the singer’s debut solo album, Fatal Portrait, and while the track’s music is heavy and dark, the lyrics are what really make the ditty fit on this list.


9. The Misfits, “Halloween”
Misfits

It’s only fitting that the Misfits would unleash a Halloween-themed song, and they did so on Oct. 31, 1981, with “Halloween.” Nobody does Halloween like these guys, and this terrifying track was the band’s fifth and final single to feature guitarist Bobby Steele, making it extra special.


8. The Ramones, “Pet Sematary”
Ramones

The Ramones got it right on this spine-chilling Halloween-appropriate track. Their title track for the Stephen King film is certainly one of the group’s darker sonic endeavors, and it’s a refreshing change from their more well-known sound.


7. Helloween, “Halloween”
Helloween

Our list wouldn’t be complete without adding German metallers Helloween to the mix; the guys who actually named themselves after the holiday. While all of Helloween’s songs would fit the bill, we’re going with the most apparent, “Halloween,” a creepy classic.


6. Iron Maiden, “Fear of the Dark”
Iron Maiden

Man, the lyrics alone in Iron Maiden’s “Fear of the Dark” give us nightmares! The song is a great Halloween track, with its menacing nature and dark textures.


5. Tool, “Sober”
Tool

Tool’s “Sober” is a classic. The track arrived on the band’s 1993 debut, Undertow, and it took the band from underground metal players to superstars in the mainstream rock contingent. “Sober’s” lingering, wandering beats and Maynard James Keenan’s tortured vocals make this a great fit for any Halloween shindig.


4. Rob Zombie, “Living Dead Girl”
Rob Zombie

Halloween brings zombies and other post-mortem terrors out, and perhaps no rocker is more accustomed to the horror world — and the horror film industry — as Rob Zombie. While many Zombie tracks would fit on this list, we think “Living Dead Girl” is the quintessential Zombie Halloween song.


3. Slayer, “Raining Blood”
Slayer

Are you surprised to see Slayer on this list? We didn’t think so. Aside from its Halloween-appropriate moniker, “Raining Blood” carries one of the most wicked guitar metal riffs of all time. Add to that creepy lyrics and you’ve got a song purpose-made for the Halloween holiday.


2. Pantera, “Cemetery Gates”
Pantera

Metal went through a dark time in the ‘90s, and Pantera’s “Cemetery Gates” is the culmination of all good things metal at the decade’s onset. It’s just the kind of track one would expect to hear on Halloween, with themes revolving around death, inspired by Phil Anselmo losing a loved one to suicide.


1. Alice Cooper, “Welcome to My Nightmare”
Alice Cooper

Any Alice Cooper track could be deemed a Halloween song, but when it comes to the haunting holiday, we have to go with “Welcome to My Nightmare.” With lyrics like “Welcome to my nightmare / Welcome to my breakdown … We sweat and laugh and scream here / 'Cause life is just a dream here” coupled with allusions to Coop’s bloody battles, this classic will always be No. 1 in our book!

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this may or may not piss off the mods, I hope not... since it is just a joke and equally judgemental.

The trick or treating policy at our house is simple. Children must declare a political party. Greeen Party kids will be given an energy efficient light bulb. Libertarian kids will be told to go home, you are on your own. Democrat kids will be given lots of candy we trick or treated from all our rich neighbors. And, Republican children will have massive amounts of candy thrown on the roof told if they can climb up it's all theirs or they can wait and hope some falls off...