Tag Archives: Creepy

Top Five Scary Books

by Liz Schulte

Today I am guest posting over at All Things Books about my top five scary books of all time. It was a tough list to narrow done, but I think I have my bases covered. Stop by if you have a chance and tell us your favorite.

Supernatural Thursday: Carnivals

by Liz Schulte

Carnivals are creepy. It’s true, no need to deny it. They can have scary employees who smell like cabbage and no one blinks an eye. There are too many lights and noises. Crowds pushing and shoving their way to rides that have a history of falling apart. Oh, and clowns. But even with the creepy … Continue reading →

31 Days of Horror Movies: Halloween H20

by Liz Schulte

I love the Halloween franchise. Sure it has had its hiccups, but Michael Myers is the best super villain ever. I said it. The. Best. One. He is sneaky, he lurks, he waits, he hides, and he is the stuff nightmares are made of. Halloween H20 was the rebirth of the franchise for me. Around … Continue reading →

31 Days of Horror Movies: The Birds

by Liz Schulte

The Birds is an excellent Alfred Hitchcock movie (but what Hitchcock movie do I not like?). This movie was written by Daphne du Maurier (whom also wrote Rebecca, another excellent film and book). It stars Tippi Hedren (Melanie Griffiths’ mom). She is a rich socialite who goes to Bodega Bay to chase after a handsome lawyer … Continue reading →

31 Days of Horror Movies: Day 1

by Liz Schulte

The last two years I have devoted my favorite month, October, to my favorite pastime, watching scary movies. I will watch one horror movie everyday for the 31 days of October and tell you all about them. Bring on the good, the bad, and the horrific. Dead Silence In my waxing poetic about horror movies … Continue reading →