Boy! Oh, boy! Was October a busy, crazy month. Multiple birthdays, friends and relatives in from out of town, got sick and I finally got to take a couple of days off. But, dang, am I tired.

Things should be coming back to normal here abouts. I have some catching up to do, a few commissions here and there and a bunch of Iron Man 2 sketch cards to do. Not to mention that Christmas is right around the bend and I have stuff to do for that (presents and what not). Some of it I will be posting up here for you guys to see, some will have to wait until after Christmas to be revealed to the public.

So- how was everyone's Halloween? I had a pretty good time. Mainly watched some horror films and handed out candy to Trick or Treaters. Yup. People still walk from house to house in some neighborhoods around here.

I decided to do my own 31 Days of Halloween movie marathon, since what AMC, TMC and SciFi are doing now suck worse than a vampire in a blood bank. So here is the list of movies I watched this Halloween Season:
1- A Nightmare on Elm Street
2- The Howling
3- Cursed
4- Candyman
5- Deep Rising
6- Night of the Living Dead (Savini's 1990 remake)
7- Dawn of the Dead (Synder's 2004 remake)
8- Thirteen Ghosts (Beck's 2001 remake)
9- Frankenstein 1931 James Whale Classic
10- Prince of Darkness (John Carpenter Goodness)
11- The Fog (John Carpenter Goodness)
12- John Carpenter's the Thing (John Carpenter Goodness)
13- Halloween 1 & 2 (John Carpenter Goodness, I've always counted these as one movie)
14- Halloween III: Season of the Witch
15- Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers
16- Blood: the Last Vampire
17- An American Werewolf in London
18- Friday the 13th
19- Swamp Thing
20- The Prophecy
21- Carnival of Souls
22- Captain Kronos: Vampire Hunter (Hammer Ghoulishly Goodness)
23- Frankenstein and the Monster from Hell (Hammer Ghoulishly Goodness)
24- Horror of Dracula (Hammer Ghoulishly Goodness)
25- Dracula Has Risen From the Grave (Hammer Ghoulishly Goodness)
26- Taste the Blood of Dracula (Hammer Ghoulishly Goodness)
27- Dracula AD 1972 (Groovy Hammer Ghoulishly Goodness with swinging tunes from Stoneground, baby. Yeah)
28- The Rites of Dracula (Hammer Ghoulishly Goodness)
29- Horror Hotel
30- Poltergeist
31- Michael Dougterty's Trich 'r Treat (This is being added as one of my new favorites)

And, of course, no Halloween is complete without a viewing of The Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown and a little know treat called Halloween is Grinch Night.