October, that faithful friend of chills and candlelight, has come and gone once more, leaving its familiar perfume of smoke and memory in the air. For most, it is a month of costumes, cider, and bonfires. But for one man, it is something far more sacred.

I have only missed one year of trick-or-treating with Lincoln, and it was horrible. It was his second year, and he had the most adorable Wolfman costume. Plus, he had just started walking a couple of months ago, and babies when they just learn to walk are adorable. After that, I told myself I wasn't going to miss another one because it was only a matter of time before they'd rather be with their friends. Because today is Halloween, and I had time to watch a movie with Dear, w

The movie starts with Jack Crow and his band of vampire hunters in a small New Mexico town. They clear out an abandoned home full of vampires in a very business-like manner, showing they're very good at what they do. The problem is, while they killed a bunch, they couldn't find the "Master Vampire."

Weapons is not on the level of movies like Terrified, The Dark and the Wicked or Host, but it's pretty damn scary. The movie begins with a child narrating that a bunch of kids in one single class all went missing at 2:17 AM. They weren't kidnapped; they all just got out of bed, walked out the door, and Naruto ran down the street.

The movie starts with a young girl Cady, and we get front row seats to how she loses her parents. After a devastating car crash, she's then sent off to live with her Aunt Gemma. Gemma works for a toy company, and she's working on something in secret without her boss's knowledge.