Now that we’re in October it’s finally time for Halloween! The movies and TV shows on this list are not designed to make you scared. They’re more to get you in the spirit. So grab your popcorn (and your candy corn) and let’s get into the five best slightly scary things to watch for Spooky Season.
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Candyman, a sequel to the 1992 film of the same name follows an artist in need of inspiration, who finds it in the Cabrini-Green housing projects in the form of the Candyman. This film was co-written by Jordan Peele and directed by a new director. What’s the result? Let’s find out.
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Before The MCU, superhero movies were simply a subgenre of science fiction and now they’ve become the biggest thing in pop culture, arguably ever. And the wonderful thing about the MCU is that it’s a history that’s ever expanding. Without further ado, let’s take a step back to the year 2008, with Phase 1 and the release of Iron Man.
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Welcome to the modern day. Or, rather, the year 2008 to the present. And without the MCU, hat comes next week. Welcome to the 2010s, where DC is still having trouble getting its act together and Marvel has reached its peak.
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The early 2000s was an interesting decade. Because of the changing technology of the time and the rise of CGI and 3D some studios were able to rise to the challenge and others struggled. Without further ado, let’s discuss the early 2000s.
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Before going into the early 2000s, with all of it’s ups and downs, let’s rewind back to the animated movies that were growing in popularity during the golden age in the nineties, for we can’t talk about superhero films without talking about the many animated ones.
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I remember being really excited for the original 2016 film. Unfortunately, it didn’t live up to the hype. How is this film in comparison? Let’s find out.
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Where we left off last superhero films were just getting their bearings. But in 1978 this all changed. What happened? Let’s find out.
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Pop culture has been dominated by superhero films ever since 2008 with the first Iron Man movie. What is the history of these films we all love? What was the first superhero film? Let’s find out.
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After being frozen in Antarctica, Captain America returns to defeat the evil Red Skull. 1990’s Captain America came before superhero films had high budgets, but still is an interesting film.
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The Conjuring franchise is one that’s dominated, and according to some plagued, the horror movie genre for the past ten years. Each time a new movie in the franchise comes out you know, even if you don’t watch horror movies. Let’s see what all the fuss is about.
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The movies we love as children tend to get a whole lot worse once not viewed through the rose colored glasses our childhoods bring. I was expecting that to be true of Independence Day, the hit 1996 sci-fi classic, but I was pleasantly surprised to find that the movie still held up relatively well.
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