Halloween Edition Week 4: Roseanne Halloween Episodes!

IT'S TIME!

Happy Halloween everyone!  Every horror lover's favorite day is finally upon us and with that we bring you the 4th and final episode of our Halloween Edition Horror Huddle episodes.  Ash and SB are joined by Adam and Chris (who you might recognize from our earlier review videos) to talk about the loved and lauded episodes from ROSEANNE- their Halloween episodes!  We talk about all 8 of them; the good, the bad, and the ugly.

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10 Nights of Halloween: Watchlists from Ash & Stacey-Beth

(with a special list by Adam!)

"Only 10 nights of Halloween?!" Yes, only 10.  We got a bit of a late start on the list-making and figured since there are several other awesome websites doing their own "31 days of Halloween" watchlists, we'd keep it easy and give you our 10 picks each for this Halloween season.

Pick of The Week: ROSEANNE: TRICKS & TREATS

Release Date: 2011

Running Time: 3hrs 6min

Roseanne will always be one of my favorite tv shows of all time (and I don't think I'm the only one).  The humor was always on point and surprisingly still relevant, but what I loved the most was the family dynamic.  They didn't give us a cookie cutter, tv sitcom family; they were real just like the rest of us, they had fights and financial troubles.  And they LOVED Halloween!

It's safe to say that the Roseanne Halloween episodes are the best of any sitcom (fight me on this).  That's why my "Pick of the Week" goes to Roseanne: Tricks & Treats dvd released by Mill Creek Entertainment in 2011.  Running at 3hrs and 6min, it features all 8 Halloween-themed episodes (season 1 didn't have one): BOO!, Trick or Treat, Trick Me Up, Trick Me Down, Halloween IV, Halloween V, Skeleton in the Closet, Halloween- The Final Chapter, Satan, Darling.

Now I'm going to be honest here, not every Halloween episode is AMAZING.  They really started to lose their spark towards the end of the series, like the rest of the episodes in those seasons, but those first few were classics!  BOO! was the first and probably the best- Roseanne and Dan spend the episode trying to one up each other with spooky pranks to determine who really is "the master!"  And Roseanne dressed as a male lumberjack in the second episode, Trick or Treat is absolutely hilarious.

I have to say, though, that the icing on the cake of these episodes were the costumes, by far.  But it wasn't Roseanne and Dan that were best dressed, it was the kids!  Darlene and Becky always had the coolest costumes that I'm still jealous of to this day.  Becky dressed as a mutilated prom queen, Darlene as Tippi Hedren in The Birds, or little DJ as Hannibal Lector complete with straightjacket- they were definitely winning best costume somewhere in Lanford.

That said, Roseanne: Tricks & Treats is a must-own for any fan of the sitcom and the Halloween season.  And you can't beat that price tag of $5.49 over at Amazon!  So go and buy it and stick around for our episode of Horror Huddle on Halloween when we talk in-depth about the episodes!

Texans Talk Terror: Top 5 Killer Animals

In episode 4, we give our lists for our top 5 killers animals!  We talk the cancelled horror video game Allison Road, more Friday the 13th reboot news, a new Halloween film (!!!), and Bill Skarsgard being cast as Pennywise in the IT remake.

We also discuss the movies we watched that week.

(Forgive us for the news being a bit old, this was recorded a couple of weeks ago but we were unable to post it up until now!)

If there are any lists or topics that you'd like us to cover, let us know in the comments below!

Stacey's Top 5:

5. The Birds (1963)         

4. Arachnophobia (1990)

3. Grizzly (1976)

2. Piranha (1978)

1. Razorback (1984)

Ash's Top 5:

5. Cujo (1983)

4. Prophecy (1979)

3. Jaws (1975)

2. Monkey Shines (1988)

1. The Giant Claw (1957)

Horror Huddle with Stacey-Beth & Ash: #TBT with Tales of Halloween and Thanksgiving horror!

I know, I know, it's only Monday but if I waited until Thursday to post these videos that have been collecting dust, Ash would have my head on a stick.

That being said, this is going to be a two-fer.  Exciting, I know!

For our Tales of Halloween episode we have Demonika Devour back on and it's a loooonnnng one (55:22)!

If that's too long for you (you should really still watch bc you love us), check out our ep on Thanksgiving-related flicks, Thankskilling and 1987's Blood Rage.  This time around Ash and I finally get together in person and not only manage to keep our babbling limited to 20 min, but we also crafted a stupid turkey hat for me to wear.  That warrants a pity watch at least, right??

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Horror Huddle with Stacey-Beth & Ash: Halloween Edition Week 4: Halloween I, II, III

It's time!  Halloween is here and so is our final episode of the Halloween edition episodes!  This week we have my husband, Adam, on to talk with us about the first 3 films in the Halloween franchise.

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 Happy Halloween!

 

Horror Huddle with Stacey-Beth & Ash: Halloween Edition Week 2: Trick 'r Treat (2007)

Ash & I have on Demonika Devour to talk about everyone's favorite Halloween anthology, "Trick 'r Treat".  It's a bit of a long episode with some glitches (I don't know how to computer well),  but D shakes her boobies a lot, so you can't miss it!

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The Houses October Built (2014)

Running Time: 91 minutes

Release Date: October 10, 2014

Review by: Stacey

I'm one of the few that actually enjoys a good found footage film (see: GOOD) and I'll get down on any film that is centered around the Halloween holiday itself.  After much internet buzz, my old man and I decided to sit our asses down and rent The Houses October Built, not to be confused by the documentary bearing the same title by the same director.  By the end credits, we were more disappointed than spooked.