Library Halloween Day 10/29/11

     I work in the Media section of a huge university library. To get ready for Halloween we played scary movies all day today in our lobby. I didn't bring any of my movies from home. This is because I need the movies playing on the TV to be available to our patrons to check out. So I only used in house movies.

1) The Craft
2) The Exorcist
3) 1931 Dracula
4) Frankenthumb
5) The Others

"Willard" (Movie)

     None of my pet Black rat babies are still alive. My pet Florida Snapping Turtle ate them all. This remake or the original "Willard" movie has lots of drama and lots of rats. I'm told the original never came out on DVD so I'll have to search for a VHS. There is a sequal called "Ben" out there too.

Halloween City (store)

     These stores are not as common as Spirit Halloween store. But they have just as much crazy Halloween fun inside. I actually bought something which I don't do often. I got some pastel jack-o-lantern lights. They are kind of like cooking pepper decorative lights but little jack-o-lanterns. You have to look twice to see what they are.

Walgreen's Pharmacies (Toys)

     Sometimes I don't even know what holiday is coming up until I walk into my local Walgreen's Pharmacy. I was happily surprised to see they already have their Halloween goodies up and this year they are better than ever. I have this screaming ghoul in my baby Box Turtle fish tank. I actually saw one of my tiny Box Turtles walk up and stare at it for a long time.

"Halloween III: Season of the Witch" (Movie)

Ok someone really messed up. This movie had nothing to do with Michael Myers. Even as a stand alone movie this one just didn't make much sense. It left so many unanswered questions.

I want this hour and a half of my life back.

The movie "Halloween II" (Movie)

     This movie could have been called "Part 2" as it picks up right where Halloween 1 ends. Another look into a mass murdering mental patient's day. I worked as a mental health counselor for fifteen years and believe me this moive is not far from the truth of some of my old schizophric patients.