The Halloween holiday is many things to many people. But for most of us, it is at least about watching some appropriately-themed movies. Now we’d like to know what your picks are…

Jack and Liz take a trip to Kenneth’s hometown of Stone Mountain, Georgia in yet another attempt to find all-American talent while Jenna attempts to charm the writing staff so she’ll get favorable roles once a new cast member is hired and they in turn attempt to charm her for an invitation to a Halloween party.

A group of six friends gathers together one afternoon in a cottage in the English country side. That is where it begins.

It’s Halloween, everyone’s entitled to one good scare.

All aboard the Midnight Meat Train for a bloody, violent trip through the New York Subway. So basically a pretty normal night caught on film.

A school principle explores his dark side, a young girl seeks to lose her virginity, a group of children plan a macabre tribute to the town’s scariest myth, a hermit sits bitterly in his home, and a couple debate the merits of the rules of Halloween. How are these stories connected? Are they connected? Who the hell is that creepy little bastard in the burlap sack?

With all two horror releases this weekend, you’d think it was Halloween. But you should know better, since no horror is ever released when it makes sense.

If there is one roving menace that still haunts the world in which we live, it is the threat of possible attack from Michael Myers. And now that it seems he can attack at any time of year, it’s even more important for us to stay vigilant.

As if the image of Willem Dafoe’s nude buttocks wasn’t enough to haunt you, Lars Von Trier’s entire film is going to be landing in New York and Los Angeles on October 23rd. Spooky!

On the plus side, the new trailer voiceover says “Zombie completes his extreme vision of a terrifying legend.” So that’s something…

A lot of 2′s are coming down the pipe in the horror world. Remakes? Sequels? Little column A, little column B? Either way, some first look pics of both films are now on the interwebs.

We’ve been talking a lot about slashers and the fun we have watching them. But is there more to the blood soaked hack ‘em ups? Robert Fure makes the case for the Slasher as Artistic expression.

The folks at Dimension Films have released the first teaser poster for Rob Zombie’s H2, the sequel to his 2007 remake of the 1978 John Carpenter classic Halloween.

Get it? Second Halloween 2? Because its the second time there is a second Halloween movie. God, I hate remakes.

Opening on Halloween, Splinter brings the chills, thrills, and bloody spills of a classic creature-feature back to the screen in a fantastic and entertaining way.

You’re not being responsible by refusing to give into the pop culture peer pressure of handing out Halloween candy. You’re just being a douche.

If blood and violence aren’t floating your boat, try on this classic Walt Disney animated short.

Despite what other franchises may say, we all really know that it’s not Halloween without Halloween.

Mix up this bloody sweet recipe and you’ll have yourself some fantastic looking fake blood for your Halloween and horror needs.

You’ve seen them hunting young co-eds from the shadows or busting down bedroom doors to slash teens in the midst of sin and now we’ve ranked them. Check out the ten creepiest masked killers of all time.