TT #46: Halloween for the Anti-Social

Halloween for the Anti-Social or Me, the Sofa, and the Big-Screen TV As amusing as it would be to watch people dress up as a pimp and his ho (actually did happen last year), Jon and Kate, or Balloon Boy, the Significant Other and I decided we’ll spend this Halloween stretched out on my sofa and go through my collection of Halloween-themed DVDs while munching on a variety of deep-fried goodness. Number 1 It’s the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown Number 2 Garfield’s Halloween Adventure Number 3 Sleepy Hollow (really, any of Tim Burton’s movies would be suitable for Halloween) Number 4 Beetlejuice (another Tim Burton) Number 5 Corpse Bride (and another Tim Burton) Number 6 The Amazing Screw-on Head (David Hyde Pierce killed me in this title) Number 7 Hellboy (David Hyde Pierce was amazing in this one too) Number 8 Army of Darkness (so many classic lines, so few people get them *sigh*) Number 9 Drag Me to Hell (Sam Raimi doing what he does best: meshing horror and comedy…and not a single emo-teen superhero in sight!) Number 10 Shaun of the Dead (Zombieland is my new favourite zombie movie, but it’s still in theatres) Number 11 Hot Fuzz (Timothy Dalton’s in it; doesn’t that make it a horror?) Number 12 Bram Stoker’s Dracula (probably the only title from Francis Ford Coppola I did not find overly pretentious) Number 13 Blade (only the first one because the series went in the crapper with the two sequels)