Netflix streaming is great for the price, but finding movies you want to watch can be a time-consuming activity unto itself. For this reason, I watch the RSS feed of new releases pretty closely in the hopes something interesting has been added. Now, as a public service to my fine Oddments readers, I bring you…
New additions to Netflix that have made my instant queue.
Since it’s October 1, and the beginning of the always fun Halloween season, I was happy to see some horror flicks that might be worth a look.
Click the movie title to visit that films Netflix page.
Voodoo dolls, cults, and a coven of devil worshipers. What could go…oh, never mind.
For those who like a little comedy mixed in with their horror. Nathan Fillion and Elizabeth Banks star.
Parapsychologists investigate a family and their home in apartment 143. Looks reminiscent of Paranormal Activity (hopefully a bit more exciting).
I was happy to see this one on the list as I almost bought it. Haunted house (or inn) stories are always fun – hoping this one doesn’t disappoint.
That’s it for this batch. Here’s to a better offering of horror films this October!
Great list! I’m really only familiar with Slither, which is a bit surprising. We begin our march through 31 horror flicks tonight, though, with our home internet down, it’ll have to be something from one of those ancient tiny UFOs.
Laserdisc? I’m thinking The Innkeeper is probably the best of the four, depending how much comedy is in the mix in Slither. I don’t like my evil spirits yucking it up too much.
Yeah, I’m not a huge fan of “comedy horror” either. We ended up watching Countess Dracula – certainly not intentionally funny, but it had its moments.
It’s been awhile since I’ve seen that one. I watched Slither last night – your choice was better I think.
I really liked The Innkeepers as well, was worth the watch.
The Devil’s Hand is going right into my instant queue.
Other than that and a couple of classics like Night of the Living Dead and White Zombie I’m going all Hammer this month.
Sounds like a good idea. My Hammer library needs some new additions.