Hooked on Hypnocil: A Pop Culture Blog

So let me start this out by saying that, no, I am not a huge fan of the Evil Dead franchise.
...Get back here.
Yeah I know. Those are totally not the first words you want to hear someone say when they review a remake of a 'classic' horror movie. (I refuse to call anything filmed in 1980 and after a 'classic' horror movie. Classic Horror is Hammer, Vincent Price...

So you guys, if you're even seeing this, are very... patient? I mean, I always go "Okay I have to post something"... and I never do, because I either forget what I'm going to say, or what I say comes out really dumb.
Such is life, I guess.
The fact of the matter is, and I've probably said this before, if you type in "Hypnocil" into google, this blog is number 5 on the results page. This means I MUST. MUST. MUST. I must do something....

So I just finished watching the original Nightmare on Elm Street for what has to be the hundredth time, not even exaggerating..
And I'm thoroughly creeped out for some reason.
It's funny. It took me a really long time to get into that series. I think what really had me go into wanting to see the whole series was all about conquering fears. I was 15 at the time, and I'd just made friends with a girl that seemed, in my mind...

So last month I mentioned that I was going to watch as many horror movies as I could before October 31st, right?
Well, I'm doing.. pretty decently.
The true challenge is 100 movies by Halloween, but that's just not going to happen. I keep forgetting or I'm just not in the mood for a horror movie....