Tomorrow is Halloween, as everyone knows.
But Friday? That’s where the real scary stuff begins.
A whole novel in one month.
Is everyone prepared for NaNoWriMo?
I have been writing so much, that I haven’t had a chance to brainstorm much. But hopefully, tomorrow, I’ll be done with this draft and have time to ponder a new piece.
Before we all start typing all our little fingers off, I say you all take tomorrow evening, to relax. (AFTER you all get your contest piece done, of course.)
Eat some junk food. Drink something sweet. and bundle up to a cute boy {or girl} and rent a scary flick.
You don’t know of any good flicks? Well, I’ve got some great recommendations!
~A Tale of Two Sisters.
This is one of my favorite horror movies. It’s got a great story-line, as well as a twist at the end that will not only shock you, it’ll probably make you cry. {Also, it’s pretty scary!}|
~Saw.
When this movie came out, it was one of a kind. Now there are a lot of copy cat movies like it, but none are done as well. Great mind-games as well as slightly gory {if you’re into that sorta thing.} It’s a fun one to watch, but there aren’t any ghosts. So don’t expect to see any horrifying faces.
~The Conjuring.
This movie came out this year. I think you can get it from redbox. It has some “poppy-outty” scenes that will give you a scream or two, as well as decent acting. It’s a fun one to watch. I’ll probably re-watch it tonight. 🙂
~Psycho
Psycho is a classic. Scares me every time I watch it, even though I know what’s going to happen. If you haven’t seen it, watch it this year! It’ll scare the heck outta you, and if it doesn’t, you’ll at least get to watch an enjoyable old film.
~Night of the Living Dead.
Also an old film. The first time I watched this movie, I had to turn it off. This is the best (and original) zombie flick. The ending will piss you off, but that’s okay. Because the rest of the movie will give you the chills.
Happy watching.
Throwing Up Words 