October Community Newsletter Competition - Closed

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Win a Samsung 50" Smart 4K Ultra HD HDR LED TV

We’re offering one lucky winner the chance to win an amazing Samsung Smart 4K Ultra HDR TV!

HDR technology gives you scene-by-scene image mastering, so you can see the finer details in the picture, even when the setting is dark. Witness the true beauty of a sun-filled landscape or discover what’s lurking in the shadows of a horror movie. Better be careful what you watch this Halloween. You could get more spooked than ever before!

To be in with a chance to win, comment below and tell us, what’s your favourite horror movie?

You’ve got until midnight on Sunday 8th October to enter and we’ll pick the winners at random.

Ghoul Luck!

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A Quiet Place had me hooked

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13 ghosts is my favourite. I love the stories behind each ghost 🙂

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Sound of Music

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Beetlejuice!

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Nightmare on Elm Street.
I'd been out with a load of mates and we went back to a friend's house for late night drinks. We whacked on Nightmare on Elm Street - the latest horror movie he'd rented (on VHS tape) - and had a few more beers while being scared senseless. The worst bit was walking home on my own in the early hours of the morning when the steetlights all went out. Despite having a skinfull of beer inside me I ran the remaining half-mile all the way home!

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John Carpenter’s 1982 movie ‘The Thing’

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Hannibal Lecter. A class intelligent plot, with good acting. I any not a horror buff.

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IT is my all time favourite since childhood. Clowns can be verrryyy scaaryy.

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Going even older school....Don't Look Now - creepy atmosphere throughout and the little red coat! 😨

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''Get Out'' I love the horror comendy combinations, Funny, scary, and thought-provoking, Get Out weaves its social critiques into a awesomely effective horror/comedy thrill ride.