October Community Newsletter Competition - Closed

October Community Newsletter Competition - Closed
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My favourite Movie is the original Dracula Film (1931).

It was the first Horror Movie I saw at the Cinema (age 16) and it creeped me out for weeks afterwards.

Paul
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I live a good horror film and I love Stephen King. Carrie is my favourite!
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It has to be The Blob (the original 1958 one with Steve McQueen).
jonesdebbie99
The Exorcist
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Nightmare on Elm Street!!!

P.S - There’s no such thing as SUNDAY the 8th October🤦🏽‍♂️
jonessamantha1807
The others
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Texas Chain Saw Massacre, still gives me the chills thinking about it today.
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MPs prevaricating in parliament, attempting to convince the country that whilst they wish to honour their promise to uphold the Brexit vote, they think Brexiteers made a mistake. That does it for me and is destroying our democracy.
PeterD
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Hostel
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Aliens, probably not a horror but made me jump
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The oldies are the scariest, the original Wicker Man and the Birds still give me nightmares!
jind
IT is the film for me......
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The Babadook is class!

And Nosferatu from 1922
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has to be jeepers creepers watched it a bit too young🤣 first film to scare me
Pollyoli60
Definatly lost boys
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Got to be An American Werewolf In London. Saw it when I was 10 and it petrified me. Still get nervous walking the dog on the common at night, especially if it's a full moon. Hoooooowwllling Wolf.......gulp!
Firthy2191
Texas Chainsaw Massacre(the remake) or maybe the Halloween remakes, Michael Myers is just one big killing machine
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Nightmare On Elm Steeet. All of them! 🙂
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JAWS, I'm not sure which is the scariest, the film or the music. I think I might need a bigger boat.😮
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The Shining I thinks
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Psycho. Black and white is always creepier and more unreal so your (i.e. my) imagination knows no bounds – and Hitchcock was a master filmmaker.
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Definitely The Ring. Still get a bit freaked out thinking about seeing it in the cinema all those years ago...
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The nun is my latest favourite horror
Gremlins when younger
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So many, but Nightnare on Elm St has got to be my number 1. So scary when I was a youngster.

Not really a horror movie but Hitchcocks The Birds would be a very close 2nd!
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American Werewolf in London.
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