#VundaHalloweenathon Day 27: "Love You to Death" It's romantic horror day at Vundacast as we celebrate all our favorite love stories in horror! From the epic and sweeping to the dysfunctional and macabre, all spooky love stories are for today!  Check out our TikTok all month long. RECOMMENDATIONS D-Rock: - Bulbbul (2020) directed by Anvita Dutt - Christine (1983) directed by John Carpenter - Thelma (2017) directed by Joachim Trier - The Funeral (2024) directed by Orçun Behram - Death Bed: The Bed That Eats (1977) directed by George Barry - After Midnight (2019) directed by Jeremy Gardner & Christian Stella - Spring (2014) directed by Justin Benson & Aaron Moorhead - Dressed to Kill (1980) directed by Brian De Palma Stephen & Dani: - Once Bitten (1985) directed by Howard Storm - The Orphanage (2007) directed by J.A. Bayona - Lisa Frankenstein  (2024) directed by Zelda Williams - Warm Bodies  (2013) directed by Jonathan Levine - Creature Fr...

Welcome to Day 18 of our #VundaHalloweenAthon  The 18th theme of the month is  "Love You to Death."  This one is for all you lovers out there...pick a romantic horror movie--a love story of some kind or even just one with romantic themes. And, as always, interpret that however you like... It might be an oldie you just never got around to seeing or something from a fresh young filmmaker who you haven't given a chance yet. The sky is the limit and bonus Pumpkin Points if you watch more than one movie a day on theme! Here are a few recommendations from the team, taken from our own watchlists for today... Group Pick: Let the Right One In  (2008) directed by Tomas Alfredson was already on Stephen and Dani's list for Bloodsuckers day but it also fits excellently into todays theme. Stream it on Hulu! D-Rock: - Death Bed: The Bed That Eats (1977) directed by George Barry - 1h 17m - Tubi - Killer Sofa (2019) directed by Bernie Rao - 1h 21m - Tubi - Knife+Heart (2018) direc...

I loved Amber Heard in Drive Angry and John Carpenter's the Ward. I love Jonathan Levine's the Wackness, with the Mandarin Ben Kingsley. I was on the fence about Warm Bodies, but I like the twist on the slasher genre this is playing. Probably will check this out if the positive buzz around it stays.