The Return of Dracula!
Let’s call this a Casual Wednesday Thread. Feel free to talk about anything. The season’s really blowing by fast now, huh? I always get anxious midway through October, because you know the clock is ticking and you’ve barely got two weeks to cram in all of the grand plans that have been swimming in your head since July.
On the other hand, I feel like it’s already been a pretty cool season, so whatever’s left is just the icing on the cake!
From my side: There will be another video or two, more articles, and we also recorded our next podcast which will be dropping soon. This week’s gonna be a bit shaky, though, as I need to balance the Funpacks with some outside obligations, plus we gotta put a bunch of post-work into the next podcast. I’ll do my best, but if I miss a day or two, just know that I’m working behind the scenes!
Oh, and here’s The Return of Dracula, from 1958. Just something to run in the background!
Random Unsolved Mysteries Episode!
Here’s a random episode of Unsolved Mysteries. I don’t know which specific segments are included. Just kinda picked this one because it had a scary thumbnail:
I’m of the mind that there’s no such thing as a bad Unsolved Mysteries ep, so no matter what’s in this one, I hope you enjoy!
Great Pumpkin Soundtrack!
I wanted something nice, breezy and pleasant for this evening — something that’ll slow time for a while and let us all catch our breath.
With that, here’s the complete soundtrack to It’s the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown.
For those curious, yes, CBS will be running the special this year. Twice, actually! Look for it on Tuesday 10/22 at 8PM EST, and then again on Sunday 10/27 at 7. Miss one if you must, but missing both would be criminal!
Horror Movie TV Spots!
Here’s a small collection of horror movie TV spots, mostly from the 1980s:
There are only 17 spots on the playlist, but they’re really good ones, covering everything from Evil Dead 2 to Jason Takes Manhattan.
Horror movie trailers get more publicity and are generally more artful, but I have a much stronger connection to these old TV spots, even if they were usually just cutdowns of the trailers. Spots like these would hit television all throughout the day, adding an air of danger and excitement to every commercial break. Enjoy!
