#spook-tober

[cuckolded-by-the-king-of-dips]

The chemistry between Patrick Wilson and Vera Farmiga is so real on-screen that if I didn’t know that they were with other partners irl, I would have thought that they’re marrried irl.

Give me a tv show where each episode covers each one of the trinkets that they’ve acquired throughout their partnership/career.

They’re my favorite horror couple 🖤🤍

[whinot-toonish]

SPOOK-TOBER!!!

I present to you your NEW, OCTOBER PROMPTS!!!

Each and every one is a staple of Halloween in one way or another, for guaranteed spooky, scary Fun!

So go fourth! Spread this image far and wide! Reblog again and again, to insure that EVERYONE gets to enjoy an official October prompt list for 2020!

Make sure as many people as possible get to have a fun Halloween this year ❤️

A little extra support is always appreciated, so feel free to like, reblog, comment, and follow for more

[tarotattwilight]

Microreview Round 8: Spook-tober

To play: answer the prompts and tag your friends to do the same. Optional: use #microreview and check out @microreviews for “rules,” reviews, and more!

What do you like in a spooky book? Slow burn? Ghosts? Monsters? Zombies? Serial killers? I like slow burn psychological horror. Is the house really haunted? Are they really stalking you? Are you just losing your mind? Who knows! I also love game-changing plot twists, like everything I’ve read up to this point hasn’t been at all what I thought it was.

What’s your favorite Halloween read (be it horror, thriller, graphic novel, etc.)? Recently, it’s been Paul Tremblay’s A Head Full of Ghosts and Dawn Kurtagich’s And the Trees Crept In. 

What about it makes it your favorite? They’ve both got the things I like. You assume one thing is happening, but is it really? These are both different kinds of horror. Tremblay’s deals with a family and an exorcism, Kurtagich’s is about orphans trying to survive surrounded by a spooky forest. 

What's a good horror or scary movie to pair it with? Hm... My first instinct would be to say The Exorcist, for one. For Trees I would say Blair Witch (2016)  or The Forest. Lots of questioning reality and sanity. But watch at your own risk, because these movies can be quite triggering.

I can’t wait to see what everyone else has to say!

@dreamsandplants @absintheandbooks @cat-thecatlady @northernplunder @kenikazi @excelsian @anassarhenisch @lost-in-a-story @foreverlostinliterature @writingvampires @alwaysbringabookwithyou and of course, anyone else who would like to pitch in!

[angryskitty]

me: oh boy, it's almost halloween! that means i get to watch more spooky stuff than usual!

also me: //watches spooky stuff all year round