No, that scream wasn't from the stress of midterms. Well, if you don't recognize the name, you'd surely recognize the actor. The vampire Orlok is played by the immortal Max Shreck. I'm not talking about the kind of fear we face now - rational stuff like whether we'll finish a paper on time, whether we'll find a job when we graduate or even whether a loved one will pull through after a risky medical procedure. The tradition of literary horror already firmly in place and Bram Stoker a household name for three years or so, it was only a matter of time before someone had done the math.
Skulls explode on a movie screen, spattering scenery with brains and blood.
A melted man sharpens knives strapped to his fingers, his gruesome face illuminated by a growling basement furnace. Maniacal killers slit throats, throw axes, strangle, mutilate, slam their victims into trees so hard that pieces of their faces and eyeballs stick to the bark. It was a holiday of innocence, fun, frolic and gluttony. It was going to be the greatest thing the Halloween community had ever seen. The photostory is a GIF file approximately 350kb large, and it may take a long time to download.