Child's Play (1988)-005
Black and White Movie Night
Brittany has fond memories of Barney and Lamb Chop but Brendan has fond memories of commercials. Brendan's jealous of a pink corvette and the Brittany Doll doesn't want to be bothered. But most importantly, do you have the skills to walk around the house while brushing your teeth? The final movie for October's theme of First in the Horror Franchise is Child's Play (1988).
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Nightmare on Elm Street (1984)-004
Black and White Movie Night
Brittany thinks sketch artists are geniuses. Brendan swears he's aware that he's dreaming while he's dreaming. Neither one of us appreciate the movie's ending and we still haven't worked out our outro. Continuing with October's theme of First in the Horror Franchise is Nightmare on Elm Street (1984).
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Friday the 13th (1980)-003
Black and White Movie Night
Brendan doesn't appreciate man hands. Brittany doesn't think anyone can do a decent Katharine Hepburn impression. And is any other game besides poker suitable for stripping? Continuing with this month's theme of First in the Horror Franchise is Friday the 13th (1980).
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Halloween (1978)-002
Black and White Movie Night
Brendan's convinced you can drive a car perfectly the first time you try it just by seeing someone do it in a TV show. Brittany agrees with not opening the door for strangers. And if you need another synonym for sex "hunch" is perfectly acceptable. Continuing with this month's theme of First in the Horror Franchise is Halloween (1978).
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The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974)-001
Black and White Movie Night
Brittany wouldn't pick up a hitchhiker in any decade. Brendan thinks houses age really fast in Texas. And maybe you'd be interested to know that femoral is pronounced fem-uh-rul. This is the first official episode of Black and White Movie Night. In honor of October, this month's movie theme is First in the Horror Franchise. First up is The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974).
info_outlineBrittany thinks sketch artists are geniuses. Brendan swears he's aware that he's dreaming while he's dreaming. Neither one of us appreciate the movie's ending and we still haven't worked out our outro. Continuing with October's theme of First in the Horror Franchise is Nightmare on Elm Street (1984).