31 Graves of Halloween - 2019 – Grave Discussions

And just like that, Halloween is upon us once again. Being only a month away, it is the perfect time to get spooky and view a horror movie each and every day – if you’re not afraid! Here at Grave Discussions, we call it the 31 Graves of Halloween, and below you will find our individual watchlists for each day of the month of October.

We encourage you fright fans to check out our lists, find some inspiration, and create your own Halloween horror watchlist (or follow along with us!). Please comment below with your lists and tell us your favorite film to watch during the holiday. We’ll be watching…

To check out our lists from last year: 31 Graves of Halloween – 2018

Barnabas (Like last year, the titles marked (NEW) are those that I will be viewing for the first time – some of which coincide with new releases – and the rest are horror films that I’ve seen before and wanted to revisit for the greatest month of the year! Halloween is a great time to be nostalgic, but never an excuse to not have new experiences in our favorite genre. To that end, I also decided not to include anything that was on my list last year. Enjoy!)

Kill List (NEW)
Paranorman
The Furies (NEW)
In the Tall Grass (NEW)
[REC]
Blood Feast (NEW)
Bram Stoker’s Dracula
Bram Stoker’s Dracula
Diabolique
Funny Games (1997, NEW)
The Mutilator (NEW)
The Evil Dead
Rabid (1977, NEW)
Salem’s Lot
Pontypool
3 From Hell (NEW)
Haunt (NEW)
The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (2003)
The Lighthouse (NEW)
The Lighthouse
Carrie (1976)
Southbound (NEW)
Crimson Peak
Sweetheart (NEW)
The Bride of Frankenstein
Street Trash (NEW)
The Exorcist
Hunchback of the Morgue (NEW)
Night of the Living Dead (1990)
The Vault of Horror (NEW)
Halloween III: Season of the Witch
Cannibal Holocaust (NEW)
The Barn

Samael (These picks are only for the most serious Halloween horror watcher. If you can spare the time for two films on some days, you’ll get a bloody heap of horror that best embodies the genre and celebrates the spirit of the holiday with fervor. This list wraps up with some of the most classic Halloween-themed movies to axe-ist. Spooky! ~ Barnabas)