Stop me if you've heard this one: a seemingly unconnected group of people find their lives entangled after an accident leaves them all stranded at a creepy motel in the middle of nowhere. As the hours drag on, folks start turning up dead, and the remaining survivors find that there's more to their blahblahblah...
Oh sorry, did I bore you? Yeah, the slasher film formula has gotten a little creaky over the years. While we still thrill at the sight of Jason hacking up his horny teenage victims, there's not a lot of mystery to the affair anymore. After watching Identity though, I think the ol' sub-genre still has a few gallons left in the tank.
Halloween has come and gone. The costumes have all been put away. The stores have swept all the Halloween stuff in the discount isle and put out the Christmas decorations. The leftover candy is probably still sitting in the corner along with all the discount candy you bought. Well, I'm still in the Halloween spirit and I promised a second Face of Halloween article. So, here it is! A post about my own personal Face of the Dark Side of Halloween!
The spooky season doesn't start at the beginning of October for me. Instead, the season really starts somewhere in August or September. This is because important announcements are made during this month. Announcements about one of the most creative Halloween attractions in Florida: Universal Studio's Halloween Horror Nights.
