Little Shop Of Horrors (1961)-You look forward to going to the dentist.
Little Shop of Horrors (1986)-Your dentist dreads your appointments.
Basket Case (1982)-You’re sincere when you say you like sunsets and long walks on the beach.
Re-Animator (1985)-You were the first person in your neighborhood to buy a Prius.
The Blair Witch Project (1999)-You’re still the only person in your neighborhood who owns a Prius.
Paranormal Activity (2007)-You tell everyone you’re getting a hybrid vehicle next year.
The Thing (1982)-You think your man bun draws attention away from your attempts to grow a beard.
Get Out (2017)-You have at least three NPR tote bags.
The Rocky Horror Picture Show (1975)-You were once arrested for indecent exposure at a nude beach.
Saw (2004)-Your safe word is “tricycle”.
Hellraiser (1987)-Your safe word is “pinhead” but you’ve never used it.
The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974)-You have no safe word.
The Black Cat (1934)-You’ve unironically described an office party as “a hootenanny”.
The Amityville Horror (1979)-You once electrocuted yourself changing a light bulb.
Hocus Pocus (1993)-You check under the bed before you go to sleep.
The Babadook (2014)-You sleep under the bed.
It’s Alive! (1974)-One of your grade school report cards said “Plays a little too well with others.”
Invasion Of The Body Snatchers (1956)-You laugh at conspiracy theories.
Invasion Of The Body Snatchers (1978)-You laugh at people who don’t take conspiracy theories seriously.
Sssssss (1973)-You’ve been banned from zoos because you disturb the animals.
The Hills Have Eyes (1977)-You’ve been banned from watching Sesame Street because you disturb the puppets.
Frankenstein (1931)-You once won a goldfish swallowing contest.
Q: The Winged Serpent (1982)-One of your summer jobs was raising rats for a reptile house.
Suspiria (1977)-You had to give up your dream of teaching kindergarten and settle for working in the ballet.
The Shining (1980)-Your bathroom has an enormous ball of soap made up of leftover hotel soaps.
Rosemary’s Baby (1968)-When asked about breastfeeding you say, “Thanks, but I’m trying to quit.”
Doctor Giggles (1992)-At every checkup your doctor has to listen to you read a list of obscure diseases from your smartphone.
Dracula (1931)-The Halloween aisle at Walgreen’s gives you the creeps.
An American Werewolf In London (1981)-You prefer stout over lager.
Bram Stoker’s Dracula (1992)-You’ve told the joke about the three bartenders, the Franciscan monk, and the cross-eyed turtle as part of a wedding toast. Twice.
Halloween (1978)-The barbershop quartet you were in broke up over creative differences.
Halloween III: Season Of The Witch (1982)-You once gave a nine year old a dictionary as a gift.
Night Of The Living Dead (1968)-You’ve chosen a restaurant solely because it serves blood pudding.
Dawn Of The Dead (1978)-You’ve said, “Don’t be confused by the name. It’s really more of a sausage.”
Day Of The Dead (1985)-You’ve made your own blood pudding.
The Fly (1958)-You kept a praying mantis as a pet when you were a kid.
The Fly (1986)-You’ve chosen a restaurant solely because it serves fried grasshoppers.
The Exorcist (1973)-You don’t understand why people have a problem with the word “moist”.
The Creature From The Black Lagoon (1954)-You tried out for but didn’t make the high school swim team.
Beetlejuice (1988)- Next phase, new wave, dance craze, anyways it’s still rock and roll to you.
Scream (1996)-You’ve spent more than twenty minutes listing the inaccuracies in a film someone casually brought up at a dinner party.
Alien (1979)-You can belch the alphabet.
Carrie (1976)-You attended your thirty year high school reunion but you’re still not sure what Homecoming is supposed to be.
The Raven (1963)-You have unusually strong opinions about the difference between jelly and marmalade.
Buffy The Vampire Slayer (1992)-You made the high school golf team because they were short a player.
The Wolf Man (1941)-You’ve ordered chicken “medium rare”.
Something Wicked This Way Comes (1983)-You dressed up as Nikola Tesla for Halloween when you were a kid.
Ringu (1998)-You still own a VHS player.
Nightmare On Elm Street (1984)-You’ve said to a nurse who was about to give you a flu shot, “Here, let me do it.”
The Nightmare Before Christmas (1993)-You were once arrested for setting an inflatable Santa on fire in July.
The Stuff (1985)-You make your own granola.
The Addams Family (1991)-You sleep with the lights on.
The Ghost And Mr. Chicken (1966)-You sleep with the lights on during the day.
I love this! And hey if Billy Joel can take it so can I! One movie that has always given me the creeps is the House of Usher with Vincent Price! And yet it’s still one of my favorite movies ever, go figure?
Roger Corman’s Poe movies with Vincent Price are all great. I should have included Usher, although I did put The Raven in there, which is the only one that was a comedy. Funny, though, how we can love something that scares us.
As a matter of fact, I do have a mound of soap like that!
You haven’t seen any strange twins standing in your hallway, have you? I’m glad to know you’ve traveled extensively, though. All work and no play makes Tom a dull boy.
hehehe this was absolutely fabulous!! My favourite is hocus pocus and that was pretty close to the truth 😉
That’s funny that I hit so close to the mark. And if Hocus Pocus is your favorite you’ll probably enjoy The Ghost & Mr. Chicken, if you haven’t seen it.
What your favorite blog says about you.
Freethinkers Anonymous — enough said.
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What your favorite blog says about me is that it makes me very happy that you feel that way.
That’s clever and hysterical all at the same time. Hey, how’d you know I sleep with the lights on? Hehehe! Mona
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We must be kindred spirits. I sleep with the lights on too. And sometimes after imbibing a few spirits.