I have been down sicker than the proverbial dog for the past 2 weeks.  Nothing life threatening, just painful.  I will be up and running again hopefully ny T-Giving and will be playing catchup on my reviews very soon.

Considering I am starting this column/blog on my favorite holiday, what better horror movie to give my first review for on TBHM than the 1978 John Carpenter classic Halloween. 

Now I am sure this pic will make you want to go out and carve up... a pumpkin of course. 

Although, if you're a true horror afficianado, then you're thinking giant butcher knives, a white William Shatner mask, dead sex starved teenagers and when you hear this music in your head, the goosebumps start. 

I won't go into the actors who portrayed certain characters in the movie, I prefer to concentrate on the story and how the movie manages to gives us a good scare.  You can .........

The point of this blog will be to review and comment on the classics of the Horror genre both the great and the not so great.  I will from time to time also review new movies and the "New Classics". 

Greetings to all you fellow Horror Movie Freaks!  I got hooked on horror in 3rd grade when I saw The Texas Chainsaw Massacre at a Drive-In, I know that dates me.

To make you even more jealous I saw the originals of: Friday The 13th, Halloween, A Nightmare On Elm Street, Re-Animator, & Phantasm all first run in the theater.

I am also The World's First Fully Functioning Zombie Dad!  According to my kids, as I died twice in 2008 while waiting for a Liver Transplant. ......