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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The shining - perfect in every way!

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The blob or any old horror films as there not scary any more but still great to watch

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Nightmare on Elm Street. Can't beat a bit of Freddy Krueger.

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I love the 'Final Destination' films. They are terrifying even when seen for the second or third time. Once seen you start to notice disaster about to happen all around you. The second film is my favourite, where it all goes wrong on a busy fast-moving road. I can't help thinking about it when I'm driving on a motorway!!!!!!! 😱😱

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American Werewolf in London, largely because I was too young to watch it at the time and ended up having nightmares for ages

Jws, the first one. Watched it far to young and couldn't put my feet in the bottom of the bed cause I thought theyd be bitten off. Also amytiville the original same again can't see a fly with out hearing GET OUT 😂

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This is a tricky one, as I have several great horror classics I like due to the fact they use the good old school SFX technology (non of this current cgi computer stuff):

The Evil Dead
The Thing
Hellraiser
Nosferatu

It by S King, the film is unusually close to the brilliant novel

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Ignoring a couple of the original "video nasties" the best horror film I've ever seen has got to be The Exorcist - a perfect blend of shock & suspense with great effects considering its age.

My favourite horror film has to be A NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET, and I enjoyed every film that they made in the series, even though they did give me nightmares at first but I soon got used to seeing Freddy Krueger.