The finale is here! Cole Wissinger’s 31 Days of Halloween Movie Marathon wraps up today as we discuss an Oscar-winning Alfred Hitchcock entry, a respectable horror remake from the early 00’s, and even a British claymation classic.

If you look at our show notes (below) on any podcast platform, you’ll find the links to stream each movies he’s watched this month in case you’re looking for something spooky to watch this week, or later.

If you’re a fan of Cole and his watchlist, follow him on Letterboxd or X/Twitter, where you’ll find more of his hot takes, staunchly defended classics, and inspirations.

Enjoy the final episode, have a safe and spooky All Hallow’s Eve, and dare to expand your palette and watch a few horror movies throughout the year. Until next Halloween…Cole’s 31 Days of Halloween bids you farewell.

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Find the ENTIRE 31 Days and links on our website: right here.

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Cole’s 2024 list this week:

- Oct. 23: The Last House on the Left (1972) – Watch on Prime, or rent from your favorite VOD sites. 

- Oct. 24: House of Wax (2005) – Rent from your favorite VOD sites, like AppleTV. 

- Oct. 25: World War Z (2013) – Watch on Paramount+, or rent from your favorite VOD sites. 

- Oct. 26: Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit (2005) – Watch on Netflix, or rent from your favorite VOD sites. 

- Oct. 27: Rebecca (1940) –Rent on AppleTV. 

- Oct. 28: Creep (2014) – Watch on Netflix, or rent from your favorite VOD sites. 

- Oct. 29: Identity (2003) – Watch on Paramount+, or rent from your favorite VOD sites. 

- Oct. 30: Psycho (1960) – Watch on Netflix, or rent from your favorite VOD sites.

- Oct. 31: The Substance (2024) – Watch on Mubi, or rent from your favorite VOD sites.

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We hope you enjoy today’s episode, be sure to share it with fellow Halloween and horror fans, and if you need more movie recommendations for the season, check out any of Cole's lists from years past on our website.

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