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These 5 cinematic horror classics from the 80s will provide you with all the scares, gore and outright ridiculousness you need to make your Halloween truly epic.
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In a new blog post update, Rockstar Games has announced a new Halloween surprise headed to the online multiplayer wing of their monumental hit, Grand Theft Auto V. In the event, which will run until November 16h, players will be able to enjoy two new vehicles, including the Lurcher Hearse, as well as new masks, face paints, as well as a new game mode where eight players hide, and the Slasher player aims to remove them of their lives in as painful a way as possible.
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Blizzard has announced their Halloween tie-in event for their popular crossover MOBA, known as the Hallow's End. With it comes a new mount, new skin, 50% XP boost, as well as a new Jack-O'-Lantern portrait to be unlocked. As for the new mount, players will be able to get the Headless Horseman's Charger, as well as a new Buccaneer skin for Falstad, but that'll come at a hefty $21.35. That's not even the most pricey package, as the Hallow's End Ultimate Bundle comes in at $53.04, but also comes with Kerrigan, Abathur, and their own scary skins. Of course, Heroes of the Storm's dynamic pricing bundles might help take some of the load off of that.
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If you're tired of the same old Halloween movies, here are five more creepy non-horror films to watch this haunted holiday.
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Until Dawn has made a name for itself as the premiere horror game of the year, and with Halloween just a few days away, the team over at Supermassive Games are gearing up to ring in the spooky holiday with a new pumpkin hunt event in their survival horror title. If players load up the game today, October 28th, they'll receive a special message wishing them a good holiday, but if you were to load up the game on Halloween, you'll find that the developers have hidden a number of pumpkins in their game world, as well as the game instructing players to tweet their best pumpkin screenshots.
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These are hard times for the horror movie genre. Most horror films in wide release are sequels, remakes or based on an existing idea. Why the disconnect?
