We're right back at Crystal Lake, people... Out of all the places to be, I think I visit here the most when it comes to my slashers. I actually was supposed to do this last week or so. But better late than never. Jason deserves his respect. Enjoy, y'all.

What a treat to get not only another Halloween fan film, but to get one around the time Halloween Kills was supposed to drop... That's a gesture only true fans can make for the fans themselves. Enjoy, people.

First of all, BIG shout out to all the Indie filmmakers and creators for delivering the best fan films in recent years... I admire that. So after seing Never Hike Alone, this was a must. Enjoy, people.

Well, we've got monsters again... And more than just a teaser, so that's cool. I don't want to get excited, but I do love monsters. Enjoy, folks.

Danielle Harris, Scout Taylor-Compton, Dee Wallace, Kane Hodder... I'm sold already. I love a good found footage film, but horror shorts have stolen my heart in the past year or so. So this was quite the find. Enjoy, y'all.

Well, this isn't something I was super excited about seeing, but it has me curious... Stephen King adaptations are in some semi decent hands these days. Enjoy, folks.

Paul W. S. Anderson sure does love his monsters... But honestly, he is a bit of a security risk behind the camera. But I respect his hustle, so we shall see. Enjoy, people.

This entry has a shit ton of issues... I know. But what I can't do is act like it hasn't played a major part in not only my childhood, but my Halloween series nostalgia. It sails in some aspects but drowns in others, because it doesn't know what it wants to be. However, Tutor is here to try to make sense of it all. I think. Enjoy, people.

After revisiting the first film recently, it was only right I checked out the sequel... While this is like my second and a half watch this time around, this follow up actually is very decent considering a sequel could have worked against the classic Blacula. Instead we get some decent continuity, casting, acting, and moments from this gem here. Enjoy, people.

Having never read the book as a kid, the 1990 on screen adaptation of The Witches was always classic childhood nostalgia for me... And the older I got, the more I noticed how dark in tone that movie truly could get. It had the potential to be a horror/comedy if it wanted to be. So when the news broke that Robert Zemeckis himself was directing Anne Hathaway as the Grand High Witch in a remake, with Octavia Spencer as the Grandmother, I was surprisingly all in. With names like these and then some, there's no way this can fail. Right? Enjoy, people.