Nov. 11, 2025
This Week in Horror History | Creepshow, Dracula & Ravenholm
This Week in Horror History dives into a loaded week: Creepshow hits wide release, Interview with the Vampire and Bram Stoker’s Dracula redefine luxe gothic on the big screen, Half-Life 2’s Ravenholm sneaks survival horror into AAA gaming, and Stephen King’s Cycle of the Werewolf howls through November. We spotlight Supernatural’s early heart-stopper “Home,” roll birthdays for genre icons, compare ’90s velvet vampires to today’s, and cap it with a cult-classic pick: Slumber Party Massacre. Perfect for spooky season’s afterglow—queue these up and feast.
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Inside this episode
- Creepshow (Nov 10, 1982): Romero + King bring EC-comics mayhem to multiplexes.
- Interview with the Vampire (Nov 11, 1994): Velvet-and-venom epic opens #1 and rewrites vampire melodrama.
- Bram Stoker’s Dracula (Nov 13, 1992): Coppola’s operatic, in-camera sorcery storms the box office.
- Half-Life 2 — Ravenholm (Nov 16, 2004): A masterclass in atmosphere; survival-horror vibes inside a shooter.
- Cycle of the Werewolf (Nov 1983): King + Wrightson’s lean, illustrated lunar calendar of carnage.
- Duel (Nov 13, 1971): Spielberg’s white-knuckle TV thriller turns the highway into a hunting ground.
- Deep-Cut Spotlight — Supernatural “Home” (Nov 15, 2005): Intimate, grief-haunted return to the Winchesters’ house.
- Birthday roll: Roy Scheider, Radha Mitchell, Robert Louis Stevenson, Burgess Meredith.
- Then & Now — Velvet Vampires: ’90s baroque romance vs. prestige-TV reinventions.
- Weekly Recommendation — Slumber Party Massacre: A sharp, subversive slasher to cleanse the palate.
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Welcome back to the long dark of November, where the
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leaves are gone, but the shadows stick around. This week
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is drenched in gothic blood and neon bite, a lavish
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vampire double bill that ruled the nineties box office, a
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comics to screen creep show that made anthology horror cool again,
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a TV thriller that launched a superstar director, a landmark
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PC game that quietly snuck a classic Haunted Town chapter
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into sci fi, and a slim Stephen King novella that
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became a howling calendar of carnage. We'll sprint through the
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big anniversaries, giving you tidbits and trivia along the way,
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then dive into a TV deep cut that still makes
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home feel haunted. So keep your earbuds in and your
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car stereo rockin, because the calendar is coming and knocking.
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You're listening to this Week in Horror History. I'm your host,
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Enrique Kuto, and we're covering the week of November tenth
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through sixteenth. So let's rattle the crypt and see what
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climbs out on deck. Creep show cracks wide. Interview with
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the Vampire premieres Bram Stoker's Dracula seduces opening weekend records,
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a duel on ABC that made a career and the
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game that sent us to Ravenholm after the Break, a
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TV deep cut spotlight on Supernatural's Home, a birthday roll call,
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a quick then and Now on Lush, nineties, vampire Cinema
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Versus Today, and of course your Watch Now recommendation. November tenth,
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nineteen eighty two, Night of the Living Dead's George Romero
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and the legend himself, Stephen King joined forces to bring
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us some delightful comic book macabre on the big screen.
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After a July test run in Boston, Creep Show rolled
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into wide release the week of November tenth, nineteen eighty two,
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topping the box office with a five day haul and
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cementing the EC style anthology as crowd pleasing horror, garish colors,
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cockroach nightmares, and a Father's Day cake that well, no
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one should eat. File it under proof that short, punchy
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horror plays like Gangbusters between Halloween and Thanksgiving, and it
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makes sense. I mean, they even brought cake. Creep Show
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is one of those films that really sticks with you
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because every story has that thick ec comic style which
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would later become extreamly famous and a part of popular
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culture when the Tales from the Crypt TV series debuted
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on HBO about a decade later. Tales from the Crypt,
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of course, based directly on the EC comic of the
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same name and its sister comics like Vault of Horror,
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Haunt of Fear, and Two Fisted Tales. Stephen King and
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George Romero wanted to make creep Show as a homage
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to EC comics because they both read them when they
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were definitely way too young, and to suggest it warped
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them would be a little bit of an understatement, I
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would say, but still a great bit of fun. And
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I personally have a massive soft spot for creep Show
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two as well, And if you don't, well, fair enough,
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but I have them both on four K and in
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the late twenty tens, it kind of came full circle
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when creep Show the series hit Shutter and AMC Plus,
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helmed by makeup effects master Greg Nikoto, who came an
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even bigger horror icon after becoming an indispensable part of
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the Walking Dead production team. That all to say, if
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you want to revisit or check out creep Show for
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the first time, well it's available to rent on YouTube.
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It's available to rent on Fandango at Home, Amazon Prime Video,
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and Apple TV, and of course the TV series is
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on AMC Plus and Shutter. Absolutely worth a watch. November eleventh,
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nineteen ninety four, Interview with the Vampire Neil Jordan's Velvet
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and Venom epic premieres, a lush and melancholy ride that
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takes you through all of the beauty and romance as
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well as the absolute despair of being a vampire. It
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opens at number one with a November record at the time,
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helped of course, by the stars Tom Cruise, Brad Pitt
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and Kirsten Duntz and Anne Rice's sensuous theology of immortality
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The Candles Gutter. The candles may have faded, but the
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box office did not. In nineteen ninety four, I was
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eight years old, but I had a teenage sister, so
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you better believe Interview with the Vampire was just about
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the most important film on the planet. And I saw
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it so many times on VHS over and over as
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my sister had her little lestat fantasy fulfilled at least
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for a little while. But I have to admit the
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film really does hold up. After all, these years, I
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still enjoy the moroseness of the film as much as anything.
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I think as you get older you start to appreciate
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moroseness a little bit more. As weird as that is
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to say, but hey, if you want to get your
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moroseness on, I'm not going to stop you. You can
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watch Interview with the Vampire on Amazon Prime, although you'll
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have to rent it. You can also rent it on
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Apple TV, Fandango at Home. A bunch of good places
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and the blood sucking just will not stop. November thirteenth,
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nineteen ninety two Bram Stoker's Dracula. Two years earlier, Coppola's
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baroque Dracula explodes into US theaters on November third, nineteen
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ninety two, marrying stagecraft in camera tricks and there is
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no shortage of them, and operatic performances from Gary Oldman,
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Winona Ryder and Anthony Hopkins to a maximalist tragic romance.
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The capes swirl, the blood pops, and the film stakes
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a monster opening for the season. So come on, Hollywood,
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where's our big horror opening in November this year? You
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guys gotta get your stuff together. I swear I actually
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revisited this one for the first time in a very
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long time. Again, teenage sister made me watch a ton
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of Bram Stoker's Dracula, and it holds up to this
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very day. It is a feast for your eyes. The
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sheer amount of trick photography and special effects in the
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movie is almost dizzying. It's almost insulting and offensive. The
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sheer amount of masterful gags and effects, and of course
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my sister's favorite part being Jianu Reeves and in four
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k it is truly Chef's kiss. And right now it's available,
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of course to rent on Amazon Prime, to rent on
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Apple TV or Fandango at home, but you can watch
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it right now with your Netflix subscription. So chop, chop,
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and get to slurp in that blood. November sixteenth, two
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thousand and four, Half Life two launched on Steam November sixteenth,
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two thousand and four. Half Life two redefined first person
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narrative and physics, but horror fans still whisper about Raven,
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the saw blades, the head crabs, and of course, who
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could forget Father Grigory's sermons in a town that feels cursed?
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Proof that the scariest level in a sci fi Shooter
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can be pure survival horror tone, and I have to
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admit this one brought back a lot of memories. I
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played so much Half Life and even attended a couple
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of land parties. I know, I know, I fly my
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NERD flag proudly, but that one is a deep one,
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even for me. But you can play Half Life two
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via PC with Steam and the twentieth anniversary edition includes
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a little episode's menu. Head on back to Ravenholm and
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meet up with Father Grigory. I'm sure he'd love for
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you to confess your sins. November nineteen eighty three. Cycle
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of the Werewolf by King. Stephen King's illustrated novella with
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art by Bernie Wrightsen, landed in November of nineteen eighty
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three as a limited hardcover twelve months, twelve full moons,
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a small town gnawd to the bone, lean visual and
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built like a calendar. It later morphs into Silver Bullet
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from nineteen eighty five with Corey Haym and well the
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incomparable Gary Busey. But that's a story for another time
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but Horn. But as far as the book goes, it's
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a tight read and you can finish it before midnight,
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which is probably a good idea. Don't mind me, I'll
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be up late tonight shopping for silver bullets on Amazon. God,
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this Prime shipping better not fail me this time. Cycle
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of the Werewolf is currently in print. There's a paperback
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available via Amazon, Barnes and Noble, and just about anywhere
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you get your books. November thirteenth, nineteen seventy one brings
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us Duel, a TV movie from a director you might
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have heard of before Jaws. Steven Spielberg delivers a white
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knuckle ABC movie of the Week, a commuter hunted by
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a faceless trucker. It aired on November thirteenth, nineteen seventy one.
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Minimal premise, maximum dread, camera and sound design, do the
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stalking See what I did there. It's a masterclass in
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making the ordinary feel predatory. It's basically Jaws, except well,
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the shark is a truck and the victim is any
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of us who dare to head out on the highway.
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That is a scary prospect. And you can rent Duel
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at Amazon Prime. You can rent it on Apple TV,
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Fandango at home. It's definitely worth a watch if you've
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never seen it, especially if you're a Jaws fan, because
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there's so many elements he would hone in on in
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hallway angles that feel just wrong, a gas line that
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the show's first great psychic, anchoring the mythology with warmth
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and righteous side eye. The scarceyequences snap into place with appliance,
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Poltergeist's closet doors that hand through the crib. But the
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November fifteenth, two thousand and five, and shows how TV
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pointing its little flashlight at the family photo on the
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Mantle home is where the Winchester's quest stops looking like
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But enough about deaths. We got four candles for you
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this week on our birthday role. November tenth is Roy
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Scheider's birthday. Not strictly a horror guy, but he was
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Chief Brodie in the genre defining film Jaws, which we
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talked about a little bit before, and of course, he
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had the iconic line You're gonna need a bigger boat.
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realize that summer could be very, very scary. November twelfth,
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Rada Mitchell. She showed all the final girl grit you
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could possibly have in Silent Hill from two thousand and
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six and had a lot of genre versatility from Pitch
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Black to Haunted Town Motherhood. November thirteenth, Robert Lewis Stevenson,
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the man behind Jekyl and Hyde, handed us a Victorian
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horror as a split screen of appetite and reputation. It
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still serves as a blueprint of duality today, whether it's
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a horror film, a comedy, or just about anything in between. Really,
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and finally, on November sixteenth, Burgess Meredith was born. Two
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Immortal Twilight Zone turns Time Enough at Last and Printer's Devil,
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plus a career of charming menace I mean, Burgess Meredith.
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the perfect Twilight Zone meme, what with the breaking glasses
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in the fact that we all wish we could read more.
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But he also cemented himself as the penguin on the
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original Adam West Batman, which is mind boggling when you
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consider that. Then later on he would play Mick in Rocky,
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which Rocky is one of the greatest films of all time.
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don't show my love and appreciation for it. He also
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played the elderly father to Jack Lemon in Grumpy Old Men.
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The guy had just a monster of a career. Unfortunately
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we lost him in nineteen ninety seven and he was
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at ninety years old. Incredible career. Now let's look at
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then and now velvet vampires from nineteen ninety two to now.
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