I walked out on this when it came out, but would like to give it another try…

Last time I watched this show, I hated it. Now I’m sticking my foot in my mouth because it took me a very long while to get used to it.

There have been many instances where I have rewound and re-watched parts because I can’t stop laughing. Some parts are so frustratingly funny I have to hit things. Seriously.

Not sure why I like it now, maybe it is mostly because at first I was watching it against my will, but after recently watching some later seasons, I have borrowed sinisterchicken’s collection and am on a K vs. S binge.

The Poltergeists, and Hauntings videos are a little boring and should have been combined into one since they seemed to be the same general idea. The History of Halloween could have spent more time on the ancient history, but Vampires, and the Salem Witch Trials videos were the most enjoyable. Even after thinking I had known everything there was needed to know on the topics, I still learned new cool facts.

There are lots of reasons why I really liked this movie, and not a single reason I can think of as to why they didn’t release it in theatres. It seems like it may just be your run of the mill scary movie, but I was quite pleased and legitimately anxious watching this.

A). Halloween is my NUMBERONE all time favourite holiday, I prepare for it year round, and wish everyday could be Halloween. So naturally, this being a Halloween related movie, I had to watch it in all of it’s gratuitous Halloween glory. Or Gorey? :D

B). They had a super great balance between CGI, animatronics and legitimate special FX makeup. I can’t stand the disgusting amounts of CGI used in movies these days, and almost boycott anything that is overly done with computer graphics. So I was pleasantly surprised when I watched this, and even MORE impressed.

C). It took some turns that I was NOT anticipating. Although, I’m not the quickest person at predicting movies, so it keeps them fresh and surprising for me, so maybe someone else could have foreseen what was going to happen, I however did not.

I did read on imdb that the date for its theatrical release was pushed back so much due to one of the SAW movies, which are becoming quite monotonous and I think that Trick ’r Treat would have done quite well. But oh well, this is definitely the kind of movie I will be buying.

It’s worth consuming but for all the wrong reasons.

I’m giving up just for now. I don’t think I’m quite ready for Jane Austen. Maybe in a few years, but not yet. I know it sounds silly, but I know I can learn to love it.

Great resource for getting back on the Wiccan wagon. Very fast read for brushing up and helping one remember what they’ve forgotten oh so many years ago.

I love The L Word no matter what, but what a disappointing last season.

This book is intense.

I’m a sucker for anything based in history, so naturally I bought it even before seeing it. The imagery, costumes, language, I adore anything based especially in this time period.

Unfortunately I never read the book, and hadn’t heard much about it until I heard about the movie being on video. I was too impatient to read the book first, so I watched the movie and loved it.

Right away I had to go to Wikipedia and do tons of research for myself on the truths and fictions surrounding the story.

I would still love to read the book one day, but so far the movie will have to suffice. I loved almost everything about it!