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Cinema Chords’ Top Halloween Treats

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Amongst other things, All Hallows’ Eve is everyone’s annual excuse to prepare a marathon selection of horror films, not that an excuse is ever required to perform this ritual of course. Whenever this time of year comes around the decision as to what to watch can be just as frightening an ordeal as the movies themselves. Choosing just the right scary movie is fundamental when it comes to setting the perfect mood so when compiling our very own list below we have done our utmost to try and strike just the right balance between a strong dose of scares and a healthy helping of laughs. We’ll leave you to enjoy this list of the ten of the eeriest films you should certainly consider watching this Halloween.

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Obviously some of you will still be after even more horror gems to pad out your Halloween celebrations so we asked the rest of the Cinema Chords team what terrors they would be sliding into the DVD player this week:

Emmy Griffiths

Emmy Griffiths

Jon Dickinson

Jon Dickinson

James Walpole

James Walpole

Sarah Cook

Sarah Cook

William Goodchild

William Goodchild

Becky Lea

Becky Lea

Paul Savage

Paul Savage

Ben Iland

ben iland

Jack Amor

Jack Amor

Ashley Norris

Ashley Norris


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