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It's October, and that means a month of Letterboxng horror movies! I kicked off the month with Videodrome, a very normal thing to watch first thing on a Thursday morning.

• A better and more varied selection of horror movies than any of my paid streaming services. • The worst video playback technology on the modern Internet. In conclusion, Tubi is a land of contrasts. Thank you.

The most otherworldly part of The Twilight Zone is when Rod Serling steps out at the end of an episode and advertises cigarettes.

Rats! I forgot to save my Letterboxd list after ranking Monster High 2, and now all the stuff I wrote about it is GONE. It was briefly #2 on the list (link above), though it's now dropped down to #4, and that's still pretty okay! Not very scary, but a good one to watch ahead of the midterms.

Letterboxd users have given Dracula 3000 an average rating of 1.57/5 stars. I, meanwhile, have ranked it as the third best of the 15 movies I've watched so far this month. Interpret that whatever way you like. Also: I checked off the last Chucky movie yesterday. That series is surprisingly decent!