Day 20 of the 31 Days of Dread is all about Mandy and film you have to feel as much as you have you watch and listen to.

Day 19 of the 31 Days of Dread is the Lords of Salem a much overlooked movie by Rob Zombie. This is a film with true artistry and intent, great characters and wonderful looking shots. So why have so many passed up with occult thriller?

The film Pete (AKAPAD) was foaming at the mouth to see is also the

Day 17 brings us a highly looked over 80's comedy, so looked over you can call this one of Jeff Goldblum's best performances. Transylvania 6-500 is a stacked movie written and directed by comedy master.

We had a bit of a set-back for the 31 Days of Dread but we're back on track. Day 16 is all about breaking up the madness of horror with a bit of comedy. If Club Dread is new to you, please check it out.

Few horror movies have the impact as Rosemary's Baby does, few horror movies have crossed over into the real world as the Day 14 feature. The 31 Days of Dread brings you one of the best movies of 1968, and a film that is still used as a measuring stick for occult horror today.

It's lucky Day 13 for the 31 Days of Dread and this time around it's House of the Devil a true modern day must watch.

Day 12 is here and finally Pete was blown away by something. The Howling is as of right now the greatest of all Werewolf movies.

Dog Soldiers has long been on Pete's movie bucket list (since 2002) finally he's seen what is considered one of the best Werewolf movies ever made. How does it stack up as Day 11 of the 31 Days of Dread?

It's the second movie in the 31 Days of Dread Urban Legends block. Day 10 brings Slender Man a real life myth that was made into a much made fun of flick.