Ghosts, Ghouls, and Gothic Fiction

So here ends another Horrorfest: 31 reviews of films and/or TV episodes that are mysteries, horror, film-noir, suspense, monster movies, thrillers, etc.

It amazes me that have been doing this ten years already.

I only started doing this because I already would watch something for Halloween every day in October (and annoy my friends by doing so); and it was a real easy leap to blog about it. I know some people don’t think I should as it has “nothing” to do with Jane Austen. That may be true, but I do know one character who would enjoy Halloween and Horror films.

Every year I start off with a little planning: first film, last film, etc.- And everything else is just whatever I happened to watch.

I also did my second annual Celebrate Halloween with Northanger Abbey.

And of course our Annual films:

A movie or TV episode from every decade from the 1930s-2020s
Jane Austen with Northanger Abbey (1987)
Alfred Hitchcock with Vertigo (1958)
Animated Film with Scooby-Doo on Zombie Island (1998)
Disney with The Cat From Outer Space (1978) and Mom’s Got a Date With a Vampire (2000)
Stephen King with The Shining (1980)
Tim Burton with Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children (2016)
Vincent Price with “Ship of Ghouls” from The Love Boat (1978)