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Must See Movies And Reads To Make October Even Spookier

Here is a list of some of my all time favorite scary movies and books!

Megan MacBride
Oct 16, 2017
Endicott College
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Must See Movies And Reads To Make October Even Spookier
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I don't know if you can tell, but October is my favorite month because it's fall! I LOVE fall. Here are a couple of my favorite books and movies that are perfect for the holiday season.

1. It by Stephen King

This is now a book and a movie. A scary book and a REALLY scary movie. It's the perfect movie/book combo, however, I recommend that if you do not like clowns, I would not read or watch this movie.


2. The Conjuring

This is my favorite horror movie series, The Conjuring and The Conjuring II. The series is not based off a book, but it is in fact based on a true story... supposedly. I guess there is some Hollywood drama thrown in there.

3. Any book or movie by Stephen King

I, unfortunately, have not read or watched every movie done by Stephen King, but I want to watch/read more! You should too! It is perfect for Halloween.

4. "Annabelle"

Yes, Annabelle. Just the gif creeps me out. Watch, enjoy and be scary.


5. "Twitches" and "Twitches Too"


Twitches is not a scary movie, but it is a cute Halloween movie that I always watch once Halloween hits. I also watch, Twitches II which is the second movie, also super cute, and it concludes the series of the two sister witches!

6. All of the "HalloweenTown" Movies

I believe there are four movies in total, all involving this place called Halloween Town. I would love to go there, and I would seriously live there, that is how much I love fall and Halloween.

7. "Harry Potter"

I mean it's obvious, right? Witches and Wizards, goblins and Goulds, or whatever it's called. It's the perfect Halloween marathon! Speaking of which, these four are on tonight!

I wish I had more movies for you, I stick with what I know and love, and these are my seven favorites! Be sure to check these out!

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