Shots of Horror

Hello guys! Just an update here cos I still see or get some comments/questions... this blog will not be getting updates! The move to e wordpress has been a thing and you can follow or check shotsofhorror.com on wordpress and shotsofhorror on IG! The latest posts are a review on The Blob, Top 10 Favorite Haunted House films, a review on Maximum Overdrive, The Void, A Color Story/Study on 2018′s Halloween and so much more! Please check it out, we’re doing different things over there, more room to grow, no limitations like on here with “adult content”.  So occasionally you’ll see posts on here with news. Thanks for still reblogging and liking posts on here.

Follow shotsofhorror over at wordpress or bookmark it or follow on Instagram as well. If you missed it, here are the first 3 posts: House. Creepshow. And today’s new post, Sleepy Hollow.

Hey everyone! Just to let ALL of you know, this blog will not be updated. The new changes to tumblr definitely rubbed me the wrong way so Shots of Horror will continue in a new form over at shotsofhorror. PLEASE feel free to follow or check it out. This blog will be left alone and it’ll be up and running for anyone who wants to continue looking or reblogging or adding their comments to said post. I had so much fun with this blog, it was hard work to be consistent but I learned and appreciated every single movie that I had watched and edited many caps for. Each of you guys were great to have as followers, definitely motivated me and I hope that continues on in the new chapter of Shots of Horror.  My personal blog will still be available, can follow me at impressionism where I do still remain active. AND remember to follow shotsofhorror on IG too!

Stephen King’s Thinner, 1996, dir. Tom Holland.

Night of the Creeps, 1986, dir. Fred Dekker.

Frankenstein, 1931, dir. James Whale.

Annabelle: Creation, 2017, dir. David F. Sanberg.

Friday the 13th Part 3 (3D), 1982, dir. Steve Miner.

Deep Red (Profondo Rosso is original title), 1975, dir. Dario Argento.

Stephen King’s Sleepwalkers, 1992, dir. Mick Garris.

Hey guys. This year I decided to watch as many horror films as possible for the month of October. Some films I have never seen before. Some I have seen many times and others has been a film I have seen bits and pieces of but not in its entirety. On Instagram, I’ve been posting and live watching (through stories) of my experiences so if you missed those, you can check those out! So what did you watch this October? Popcorn C.H.U.D. I Know What You Did Last Summer Queen of the Damned Freddy’s Dead: The Final Nightmare Night of the Living Dead American Psycho Night of the Demons Dawn of the Dead Dawn of the Dead (original) Creature from the Black Lagoon Wes Craven’s New Nightmare Stephen King’s IT The Return of the Living Dead Creepshow 2 Killer Klowns from Outer Space The Rocky Horror Picture Show The Simpsons Treehouse of Horror Alice, Sweet Alice Crypt TV (Youtube) Creepshow Scream Halloween The Evil Dead Michael Jackson’s Thriller/Making Of The Fog A Nightmare on Elm Street 2: Freddy’s Revenge Phantasm Child’s Play Ginger Snaps Salem’s Lot (1979)

A Nightmare On Elm Street, 2010, dir. Samuel Bayer.

The Cell, 2000, dir. Tarsem Singh.

Cloverfield, 2008, dir. Matt Reeves.