Carnival Of Souls

Here at the Macabre, Carnival of Souls in our humble and spooky opinion is one of the spookiest films ever. Made on a tight low budget in the 60's and in black & white (remember when low budget films were made in B&W because it was so much cheaper than color? Try to buy some B&W film stock these days!) it gave the film an other worldly feel (not un-like Night of the Living Dead and i bet George Romero watched Carnival a few times).
The film on a double bill NOTLD is perfect for a Halloween night's viewing.

Zombieland

This movie looks good.
Can't go wrong with a good Zombie movie and it's in time for Halloween.

Frankenbanana!

Bizarro Meets Frankenstein

http://frankensteinia.blogspot.com/

I love this cover.
Superman #143
Maybe Macabre will post more spooky comic book covers. Frankenstenia is a wonderful blog, highly recommended by the Macabre Drive-In Theater.

Creepy TV

You have to do something during the daytime, so here at the Macabre Drive-In Theater we watch classic spooky tv shows in our coffins,crypts,vaults, what have you.
Here's the Night Gallery opening titles, still spooky.

Happy Birthday

Happy Birthday Elvira aka Cassandra Peterson.

100

100th post and right now probably last post, not getting any feedback online here at the Macabre or behind the scenes. I was hoping for material from someone close to me but she seems to have moved on. Lack of more followers after 3 months is discouraging to say the least.
I hope the few who have visited the Macabre have enjoyed it and thank you.

Beatles!

A Hard Day's Night of The Living Dead

Mummy's The Word

It might go all quiet here for a few days, i've run out of ideas (well i have some but want to use them for Spooktober). So to all the vast audience and loyal fans of Macabre i promise to try harder for some good spooky fun for September but right now i'm just twiddling my thumbs here at the old Drive-In.

Godzilla Flies!