Derby Journal #11 - Whip It + Halloween

[twissie]

My Halloween was spent at derby practice, and then at home watching cheesy horror and munching on Halloween cake (what, don't tell me Halloween cake isn't a thing.. it's totally a thing

Comments

[keypike]

I didn't wear a costume - but my kids went as a leopard and a ghost, and I guess I'd choose Seven as my favourite horror film (does that count?)

[twissie]

I would say that Seven counts as horror, yeah. It's a very intense thriller (good choice, btw, I love David Fincher's work - have you seen Zodiac?) :)

[kehlen]

Do Langoliers count as horror or more like a thriller? I don't like nasty horror movies like the Elm Street that you can't get out of your head.

[twissie]

I had to look up Langoliers, but from the descriptions and pictures it does look like there are horror elements to it, yeah!

I really enjoy horror films, everything from cheesy 70's-80's style slasher films to intense jump scare flicks. I prefer watching them at home, though, it takes a lot for me to go see a horror film at the cinema xD;

[phantoms]

That is a huge pumpkin! :p

[twissie]

It is! 8D But I've heard they are easier to carve, so... ^^;;;;

[siberian_angel]

I don't do trick or treating, much less dressing up, so I can't really serve here.
Horror films are also not that much up my alley, but a guy like Michael Meyers stuck with me... The one film that elicited pure horror from me as a viewer was "Sanctum", even though it's definitely not horror.

[twissie]

Aww, that's okay!!

Ooooh Sanctum was really good! It has such a claustrophibic vibe, I remember I really enjoyed it 8D... which sounds a little off, but you know. :)