It’s the month of Halloween, and you know what that means: horror movies all month! Because we sure never watch those. We’re starting off with a PG rated satire of 50s B movies called “Monster in the Closet,” a movie that absolutely terrified me as a child, and I have no idea why. Released by Troma (although not made by them), Monster in the Closet tells the story of a monster that has been dragging people into the closet and eating them, including John Carradine as a blind guy doing an impression of Lloyd Kaufman imitating a blind guy. The folks at the newspaper think Richard, the nerdy reporter, sucks shit, so they send him on a wild goose chase to report on this supposed monster, which nobody believes in.

Join us as we discuss Martin Scorsese’s 1985 nightmare comedy “After Hours,” starring Griffin Dunne, Patricia Arquette, Linda Fiorentino, Terri Garr, a lot of sort of cameos, like Dick Miller, Will Patton, Cheech and Chong, Catherine O’Hara, Larry Block, Verna Bloom, it’s a magnificent cast.

In the film, a mob with leaflets and handouts chase down Griffin Dunne in order to beat him to death, even though he did nothing wrong. Sounds timely.

With Nathan Bezner, Andrew Jenner, Matt Wagner, Jane Belcastro, and Hsien Lee.

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A horrific plague lays waste to humanity, turning its victims into flesh-eating zombies. One woman -a junkie- wakes to find herself caged, detoxing, infected; and quite possibly humanity’s only hope for a cure.

“Antibody” is Nightowl Picture’s first foray into the world of zombie horror. It premiered at the 2008 NYC Horror Film Festival where it served as the curtain raiser for the North American premiere of “Resident Evil: Degeneration.”

Every single day is the same for Casper Stipend. He wakes up, he goes to work, he cleans a lonely women’s room at the end of a deserted hallway in an indistinct building of sorts. Every day he cleans, and every day he finds the same filth and bizarre objects clogging his one duty; from dolls to bibles, there is nothing this commode won’t chuck at him. As he becomes more unhinged and disconnected from his own societal realities, he finds a connection in the last place he would’ve looked.

“Altar” has enjoyed a very good festival run, winning “Best Short” at the 2008 NYC Horror Film Festival, “Best North Carolina Distinguished Filmmaker” at the 2009 Carolina Film and Video Festival, and “Best Actor (Andrew Jenner)” at the 2009 Charlotte Film Festival.

After a horrible car accident, Alan Knight finds himself face to face with the afterlife. He is not, however, deceased. He begins a conversation with death himself that leads to a most horrifying conclusion: he cannot die. Caught between life and death, Alan and the Reaper come up with a deal that will solve both their problems: Alan will be able to pass on to the afterlife, and the Reaper will be able to quit his job. Of course, with every good deal, there’s always a catch…

Originally created during the 2011 Atlanta 48 Hour Film Festival.