Don't Be Afraid

[EddMarkStarr]

Scared Yet?

Well try this one - where did the phrase, "the calls are coming from inside the house!", come from?

I'm old school, so I remember that phrase from Black Christmas - 1974.

Don't be afraid, Christmas is the scariest holiday of all - still plenty of time for that later.

This is one of my favorite movie sequences from the Seventies.

Happy Halloween!

 

[Vannie]

redrum redrum redrum

 

[belamyi]

Why you made me think of

 

[rareboy]

Scared Yet?

Well try this one - where did the phrase, "the calls are coming from inside the house!", come from?

I'm old school, so I remember that phrase from Black Christmas - 1974.

Don't be afraid, Christmas is the scariest holiday of all - still plenty of time for that later.

This is one of my favorite movie sequences from the Seventies.

Happy Halloween!

Of course, I was there for the filming of Black Christmas in Toronto...I just remember all of it as being somewhat inconvenient. But still have some real affection for it.

 

[MusicMan321]

redrum redrum redrum

That's a good but olde movie

 

[EddMarkStarr]

Well, well . . . another timeless scene from one of my favorite movies.

The Halloween spirit is doing just fine around here!

 

[belamyi]

 

[Vannie]

That's a good but olde movie

I love certain filming locations. That was one of them.

 

[Harke the Boeotarch]

Nein! Bitte nicht!

 

[ChristianGianni]

Scared Yet?

Well try this one - where did the phrase, "the calls are coming from inside the house!", come from?

I'm old school, so I remember that phrase from Black Christmas - 1974.

Don't be afraid, Christmas is the scariest holiday of all - still plenty of time for that later.

This is one of my favorite movie sequences from the Seventies.

 

[cabinfever]

I tried to think of a movie that was scarier than the climate in our country and around the world - and I couldn't.