Halloween – Red River Horror

October 2021 Horror Preview

October 3, 2021October 3, 2021 Nick Kush A24, Antlers, Edgar Wright, Halloween, Halloween Kills, Michael Myers, Netflix, Paranormal Activity, Titane

October is here! And while the month has always been a celebration of all things spooky, October 2021 appears to

Movies

RED OCTOBER 2 | 31 Days of Halloween

September 30, 2021September 30, 2021 Eddie Caiazzo Halloween, Horror, Horror Movies, Movies, October, Scary

It has taken a few years, but the Red River Horror contributors have hand-selected a new batch of films to

Halloween Playlist Cover - Melissa Caiazzo - Red River Horror

Audio-Streams

Creating the Ultimate Halloween Playlist

October 29, 2020October 29, 2020 Melissa Caiazzo Halloween, Jimi Hendrix, Michael Jackson, music, Playlist, Rob Zombie, Spooky Music, Spotify

As we creep closer to Halloween, most of us have already put a nice dent in our October horror movie

Halloween 6 - Daniel Farrands - Red River Horror

Movies

Halloween 6 | 25 Years Later

September 29, 2020September 22, 2020 Staci Layne Wilson Curse of Michael Myers, Daniel Farrands, Dimension Films, Halloween, Halloween 6, Horror, Horror Movies, Michael Myers, Miramax, Paul Rudd, Red River Horror

By Staci Layne Wilson Halloween: The Curse of Michael Myers came out in 1995 and stands a quarter of a

Movies

31 Days of Halloween: A Personal History

September 28, 2020October 6, 2020 Doctor Halloween Halloween, Horror Movies, Movies, October, Scary

One of the things I look forward to most all year round is cultivating the list of movies I’m going to watch every day throughout the month of October. It’s been a tradition of mine for the better half of two decades, and the act of researching, actualizing, and writing my “31 Days of Halloween” list has become inextricably linked to this ghoulish and ghostly holiday.

Events & Attractions

Joe Bob’s Haunted Drive-In – A Safe and Immersive Haunt and Film Experience in SoCal

September 23, 2020October 3, 2020 Eddie Caiazzo Drive in, Events, Halloween, Joe Bob Briggs

“I’m excited to bring the best short horror films you submit to drive-ins, but I take no responsibility for any zombie attacks,” laughs Joe Bob. Set to take place over several nights, the eerie event will blend the nostalgia of watching a drive-in fright film festival with a live, interactive haunt.