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Tag Archives: Halloween
Halloween Haunters 2015 Roundup
Well, another Halloween has come and gone, and another batch of seasonal movies have been viewed. While I’m not quite done with horror movies yet — there’s a Friday the 13th this month, after all — it’s time to blow … Continue reading
Samhain’s Sanctum
I fiddle around with 3D graphics — as long-time readers will have noted in the blog headers — but I don’t usually post my art here on the blog. After all, the blog is here to discuss other peoples’ creations, … Continue reading
Posted in Ramblings and Musings
Tagged art, Ghostbusters, Halloween, jack-o'-lanterns, pumpkins, Real Ghostbusters
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Halloween 5: The Revenge of Michael Myers
It’s tough to keep a franchise on the tracks, but aside from the aberrant Halloween III: Season of the Witch, which deviated from the story, the Halloween franchise was reasonably solid up until this point. The first film is a … Continue reading
Year Four Ending and Pumpkins Impending
Time flies. It’s been four years since I posted my first review here. In that time I’ve reviewed over 500 movies, and written a couple hundred more posts on top of that. As always, I want to thank everybody who … Continue reading
Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers
The Halloween film franchise had a wildly successful opening, and a solid sequel that continued the story of Michael Myers stalking Laurie Strode. The third film, however, attempted to shift the series into being an anthology series, with a completely … Continue reading
Signal Intermittent
Testing… 1, 2, 3… Testing… I’ve mostly been maintaining radio silence here on Morgan on Media since February. Real life concerns dictated that I didn’t have much time for the blog, and I didn’t want to stress about trying to … Continue reading
Breaking Emotions Blogathon: Fear & Awkwardness
Mettel Ray, who came up with last year’s My Movie Alphabet blogathon (my entry for which is here), has come up with another interesting movie blogathon to take part in. This time around, it’s a multiple-entry deal, which is really … Continue reading
Posted in Top X
Tagged Annie Hall, Back to the Future, Black Cauldron, blogathons, Breaking Emotions, Fish Called Wanda, Ghostbusters, Halloween, movies
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Halloween Haunters 2013 Roundup
It’s November 2nd, and the last straggling Halloween Haunter meandered in yesterday (one of my “Catching the Classics” articles at Fogs’ Movie Reviews). It’s finally time to close the door on this year’s month-long horror-thon. I’m taking things easy here … Continue reading
Halloween III: Season of the Witch
The original Halloween came out in 1978, and told the tale of Michael Myers returning home to terrorize his old neighborhood. The sequel came out in 1981 and continued the story of that same Halloween night. Halloween III: Season of … Continue reading
Posted in Halloween Haunters
Tagged 1980s, 2 Stars, Dan O'Herlihy, Halloween, Halloween III: Season of the Witch, movies, reviews, Stacey Nelkin, Tom Atkins, Tommy Lee Wallace
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Top 10 Iconic Horror Movie Franchises
Like ’em, love ’em, or loathe ’em, horror movies have been around for decades and will be around for decades more. But some of them have more staying power than others. Some franchises stick around, others peter out. Some fade … Continue reading