Get Your Fix: Syfy's 31 Days of Halloween

Even though I'm posting this a day late... Here's the complete schedule!
**All movies blocked out in ORANGE**

Tuesday, Oct. 1
9/8c: Face Off
10/9c: Fangasm

Wednesday, Oct. 2
9/8c: Paranormal Witness (Mid-Season Finale)
10/9c: Ghost Mine

Thursday, Oct. 3
9/8c: Resident Evil: Afterlife

Friday, Oct. 4
8am/7c: Scare-a-thon: Forever Knight
8/7c: Smackdown (Men in costumes? A stretch, but okay...)
10/9c: Haven

Saturday, Oct. 5
9/8c: Scarecrow

Sunday, Oct. 6
7/6c: Psychosis
9/8c: The Ninth Gate (Johnny Depp ALERT!!)

Monday, Oct. 7
9/8c: Dawn of the Dead

Tuesday, Oct. 8

9/8c: Face Off

10/9c: Fangasm

Wednesday, Oct. 9

9/8c: Ghost Hunters (Mid-Season Premiere)

10/9c: Ghost Mine

Thursday, Oct. 10
8am/7c: Scare-a-thon: Ghost Whisperer

Friday, Oct. 11
8am/7c: Scare-a-thon: Friday the 13th: The Series

Saturday, Oct. 12
9/8c: Fright Night

Sunday, Oct. 13
9/8c: Blade II

Monday, Oct. 14
8/7c: The Devil's Advocate

Tuesday, Oct. 15

9/8c: Face Off

10/9c: Fangasm

Wednesday, Oct. 16

9/8c: Ghost Hunters

10/9c: Ghost Mine

Thursday, Oct. 17
9/8c: Arachnoquake (Yes, really.)

Friday, Oct. 18
8am/7c: Scare-a-thon: Being Human
8/7c: Smackdown
10/9c: Haven

Saturday, Oct. 19
9/8c: Grave Halloween

Sunday, Oct. 20
9/8c: Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom (Fuck yeah, Syfy! A great pick for a Halloween flick.)

Monday, Oct. 21
9/8c: Fright Night (2011)

Tuesday, Oct. 22

9/8c: Face Off

10/9c: Fangasm

11/10c: Fangasm (Season Finale)

Wednesday, Oct. 23

9/8c: Ghost Hunters

10/9c: Ghost Mine

Thursday, Oct. 24
9/8c: Underworld: Rise of the Lycans

Friday, Oct. 25

8/7c: Smackdown

10/9c: Haven

Saturday, Oct. 26
9/8c: Zombie Night

Sunday, Oct. 27
9/8c: Ghost Rider

Monday, Oct. 28
All-day: Scare-a-thon: Scare Tactics

Tuesday, Oct. 29

9/8c: Face Off

10/9c: Naked Vegas (Series Premiere)

Wednesday, Oct. 30

9/8c: Ghost Hunters

10/9c: Ghost Mine

Thursday, Oct. 31
9/8c: Nightmare on Elm Street 5 (What a way to end, huh? But I guess the true Halloween fans are out doing something anyway...)

For more Syfy's month of Halloween programming, click here.

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How haven't I posted this before: "Sleepy Hollow"

I watch Sleepy Hollow every Halloween with family.  If you know me, then you already know that I love Depp & Burton!  Then throw in blood, the time period, (and a bunch of HP Actors,) and you have a film in my Top 10 :)  It was hard to pick a clip, but here it is:

If you've never seen this movie, then shame on you!  I don't care if you do have a strong disposition against severed heads...

or Sleepy Hollow [Blu-ray]

Halloween in April: 'Nightmare' revamp opens tomorrow

Like you always hear me say (whether here or at ATasteofMyBrain), I loved the original so I'm awfully leery of this new thang.  In case you didn't know, A Nightmare on Elm Street was my man Johnny Depp's first gig as a young actor.  But I'm not here to tell you what I thought about the movie...this time.  I did, however, get a pretty cool email from GeekChicDaily.  (Yep, I get that.)  It gave me some interesting facts about the film franchise.  Check it out:

Elm Street Almanac

Five things to know about the Nightmare neighborhood

The Nightmare on Elm Street reboot opens tomorrow, but before you go stand in line for Freddy 2.0, here are some things to know about the franchise:

No. 1 The original idea for the films came when Nightmare creator Wes Craven read newspaper articles about three unrelated young boys who died while having bad dreams.

No. 2 The original Freddy, Robert Englund, was once detained by airport security when he tried to take his claws onto an airplane.

No. 3 Craven named his villain Freddy, after a bully who used to beat him up in school. Meanwhile, Krueger was an extension of “Krug,” the name of the killer in Craven’s first film The Last House on the Left.

No. 4 Freddy’s iconic red and green sweater was chosen because Craven had read that red and green were the two most difficult colors for the eye to process when they appear next to each other.

No. 5 The first Nightmare’s $1.2 million budget was so tight that, two weeks before its opening, a lab refused to release the film negatives because they hadn’t been paid. Similar financial concerns were in no way a problem for tomorrow’s reboot.