Halloween

Netflix just released the full list of all the new movies, shows and original content they'll make available for October 2020. Of course there will be plenty of horror as we get ready to celebrate Halloween. Plus we'll finally get to see the follow up to of one of the best horror series on Netflix "The Haunting of Hill House."

Now for the news most, if not all of us were wanting to hear. The City of Lawton has approved trick-or-treating this Halloween so the kids WILL BE out collecting up candy and celebrating Halloween properly. This is some really good news. With everything that's been going on with COZID-19 we were all worried about Halloween this year. Think of the kids, it's been a rough year for them and I'm glad they'll be able to costume up and enjoy trick-or-treating. It's even better that this year Halloween is on a Saturday!

Finally! Some good news in 2020.

Halloween just can't get any respect.

Halloween is just two months away and that means that it's finally socially acceptable to start decorating. If you're the type that prides yourself in having the scariest house on the block these ghoulish goodies are sure to help you achieve that "creepy neighbor" status.

And Jamie Lee Curtis is expected to return.

The film replaces Wes Craven's 'Scream' as the highest-grossing slasher film.

Michael Myers beat Freddy and Jason (and Freddy Vs. Jason) to become the new slasher film box-office champ.

Texas, I am seriously disappointed in you right now.

Get ready for Townsquare Media's 2018 Halloween Scavenger Hunt brought to you by Wichita Furniture! It's your shot at scoring $500.00 or maybe even $5,000.00 bucks!

These movies are guaranteed to get you in the mood for Halloween.

John Carpenter’s horror classic will be back in theaters for the 40th anniversary, just in time for the new ‘Halloween’ sequel.