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Awesome Halloween movies! Not a huge fan of the Poltergeist movies but my favorite is the 2nd one. Kane scared the crap out of me when I was young. Return to Oz is such a great movie. It is so weird and creepy. Monster Squad is one of my favorites from back in the day. I have the laser in shrink. Teen Witch is a fun movie. The Top That song is soo hilarious its awesome hahaha! I also like the og Willy Wonka and one of my favorite movies of all time, Rocky Horror Picture Show.

Poltergeist used to scare me alot as a kid, I loved it but it scared me. Now, Return to Oz was also a childhood favorite but man is that movie DARK! I didnt realize how messed up it was as a kid but watching it later on in life, it wasnt meant for kids i think. Super 8 is a banger and it def fits with the 80s and 90s theme

I still have my soundtrack for The Craft! Our Lady Peace, Spacehog and Tripping Daisy! Also yes, original Buffy is much better than the show. Vampire PeeWee Herman!

Mac 'n Me is Weird as Hell, thats a Scarry Alien Queue Paul Rudd

Awesome video as always Perry. Of course I have Ghostbusters II, Batman: Mask of the Phantasm, and Casper on VHS. The Black Cauldron isn't a great movie, but I enjoy putting it on every once in a while. Unfortunately, I don't have a physical copy of it, either on DVD or on VHS, so whenever I wanna watch it, I have to put on Disney+ to do so, which is fine, but I may have to renew my search for the VHS as I'd given up on it a couple of years ago, after I'd been unsuccessful in finding a copy. I actually just finished reading It on Tuesday night, though I've only seen the 2017 movie, not the sequel/second part or the original mini-series.

Dude, you hit me hard with the Witches. That movie scared me to death as a kid. The scene where the kid is in the tree and the witch is trying to get him to come down. And the one where the witches turn to rats. Ugh. I can still picture those scenes from when I was a kid. I watched the Black Cauldron recently. It was awesome. The books are soo good. I'm on the third book right now and loving them. You should read them sometime if you haven't already. Strongly recommend. Teen Witch! YESSS! I LOVED that movie growing up. Now I recognize the cheese, but as a kid I watched it every time it came on. I had a major crush on the main character. I just watched Super 8 a few weeks back for the first time. It was great. Awesome picks, Perry!

Hellboy is a good comic to read for Halloween .

Nice job 👍

These are so cool!

I'm a little late, but had a blast going through these :) I have to try to find those Capri Sun Nickelodeon cards :)

Really enjoyed the video and the great comics. Nice to see you flip through some of them. I remember reading through comics in the back of the car on long road trips from cover to cover and the ads were definitely part of the experience. Take care JIm

The California Raisins are rad as hell, i have the most extensive collection of anyone ive ever met

Cool comics, especially the horror ones. Not really a fan of superheroes. The Real Ghostbusters is awesome! I didn't care for the new Beetlejuice movie. There were some elements that were interesting though. Hopefully you can watch it in the theatre. Interested to hear your opinion on it.

I always enjoy comedy movies and can never go wrong with a John Candy comedy movie

Whenever I look at Batman comic book covers online, I notice they leaned more heavily into the horror/spooky stuff with the covers in the late 60's through to the early 80's, and again in the mid to late 90's. Nothing wrong with that, but I found it interesting. Also do you remember the Blue Ribbon Best of DC Comics digests that DC published in the 80's? I have volumes 52 and 61, and in volume 52 they have Swamp Thing #16 from 1983 and volume 61 has Swamp Thing #21 (Alan Moore's second issue) from 1984 in it. So that's my history with Swamp Thing. I also have an interesting connection to Ghost Rider. Back in the early 90's, Marvel published a Spider-Man one shot comic called The Amazing Spider-Man: Hit and Run, which is set in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, and was done in collaboration with the Toronto Blue Jays Baseball team. Anyway, Spider-Man and Ghost Rider team up in the issue. I also have issue #12 of that Real Ghostbusters comic book series, and all the ads, all for other books published by Now Comics, were in the back of the issue. As for that Gargoyles comic, I have that issue as well. Very cool stuff.

New beetlejuice movie is GREAT!

good additions but my OCD is triggered when you take down a sequel to a series instead of stand alone movie! lol

Have that hobgoblin comic up on the wall. Never read it, it's not from my 80's world. But you are right on, that cover is too awesome. Love me some pumpkin bombs

The glossy paper for that Real Ghostbusters comic is indeed pretty cool, it reminds me of a UK comic. I used to have a Marvel Unlimited subscription and read through some of their 70's horror stuff like Tomb of Dracula and Man-Thing, those were pretty good. I've always been more of a Marvel guy but hopefully I can find some time to read through some more Batman someday

I keep coming back to this video. I think I have watched it up to 50 times now. Your other videos I have done about a dozen or so. I love this channel.

Awesome additions to the collection! Dream A Little Dream is a great movie. I remember watching it back in the day. Once Bitten is a classic, love that one. I loved Sesame Street growing up but have never seen Follow That Bird. I recently picked it up on laser and will finally get to watch it.

Nice pickups! Great additions

Awesome pickups. The Boy Who Could Fly is a fav of mine. Just rewatched it the other day:)

Nice haul. My grandparents had the 90's Addams Family movie, and, I think, its sequel, Addams Family Values, on VHS at their place when I was a kid. I didn't watch it very often, but I enjoyed it nonetheless. I grew up watching the 90's Addams Family cartoon and then the live action series, The New Addams Family. Follow That Bird is one of my absolute favourite movies of all time, and I've been looking for a physical copy of it for years. As you saw on my blog it's a must buy on my list of VHS that I wanna own. Also, I didn't know that you had The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh tape, The Great Honey Pot Robbery. It was one of the ones that I had when I was a kid, and was probably my favourite of the five that I had growing up.

Dream a little dream is so awesome. And how did you find a copy of salems lot? Been hunting for a long time and never seen that copy in the wild. Did you order that one?

Pearl Harbor is a 2001 joint and as such should be disqualified.

Nice pickups! I recently picked up in your wildest dreams as well. It's the same folks who made Buttercream Gang, which is a huge guilty pleasure of mine. Anytime I see those Feature films for Families, I scoop them up. Jealous of The Boy who Could Fly. Love that one. Also, that Ren and Stimpy orange tape is FIRE. I've got some pretty good vhs scores lately and am having a blast collecting them. Also, just bought a Weefuls (the little puff guy you showed in your halloween decor video) lot. Thanks for costing me twelve bucks :) But they will look great in and around my goosebumps books (I got a lot of 7 weefuls in a variety of colors) and I never thought I'd be so excited for cottonballs with googly eyes showing up in the mail :)

I hate reading but love movies. One of my favorite by Stephen King is Sometimes They Come Back. If you are not familiar with it you should check it out.

Thank you for sharing your Halloween decorating day! The den looks ready for Halloween. Have the decorations turned on and the lights turned off, a favorite snack and your favorite group of people and watch some scary or not so scary movies. Around here, all grouped up, we stick with not so scary. The super scary movies is a party of one maybe two. I remember almost everyone in school had a few weepuls in their locker or stuck to their Trapper Keeper, folder, pencil or clothes. They were all the rage back in the day. I think they are adorable! We have a couple Casper video games and movies. They've been stored for so long I can't remember what we have. Now, I want to go dig them out and look.

What a fun gift box! Optimus Prime is awesome!

The shelf to store them on would look nice. I don't remember having many little PVC figures as a kid. I had one Garfield. I still have him. As an adult I bought some Strawberry Shortcake, Smurfs, Scooby Doo, Donald Duck, Bugs Bunny and a bunch more. I really like the idea of putting them on a small shelf. I think I'm going to try and find one and display them so they are easier to see.

Your shirt is awesome. I loved that cartoon as a kid.

I'm relatively new to Stephen King's work myself. I'm not a huge fan of horror, but like most kids in the 90's, I read Goosebumps when I was a kid, and loved Halloween themed episodes of my favourite TV shows. So my first Stephen King book was 11/22/63, and then I read It afterwards. I love both books, but have never been in a rush to read more of his books. Might have to find a copy of Christine though. Oh, and while I've never seen the original version of It, with Tim Curry as Pennywise, I did see the 2017 version (It Chapter One) on Blu-ray a few years ago. Oh and you're so right, adaptations of books are their own separate thing from the source material, be it movies or TV shows, and each medium has different requirements than books do.

Hey everyone I like these movies to

Always liked the movie, and I've read some Stephen King in my youth but never got around to reading this one. Maybe someday I can get back to reading novels...

Here for the King journey. Top 5 if forced would be: The Stand Misery The Shining 11/22/63 Salem’s Lot

I just watched Christine yesterday. I’ve never read the book but I love the movie. I’ve seen it so many times. 👍

Nice touch on the background music... Lately cant get enough of carpenters the fog, if anyone has seen that i just love the lead character using that voice for her radio station. Growing up there were djs that talked like that if you know what im talking about, dont think they have anything like that now.

Dude. I JUST finished Salem's Lot TODAY. I will watch the 1979 movie sometime this week. It's my tenth King book this year, as I read 1 or 2 King books in high school then didn't read any more for like twenty years lol. So I too consider myself lucky that I get to experience them all as an adult for the first time. The Christine book and movie are both awesome. I love the Buddy Reperton death scene in the book and the practical effects in the movie are crazy good. As a kid we played a version of tag on the playground that we called "Christine." It was sort of a combination of hide and seek and tag. Loving the Halloween themed videos. Keep up the good work!

I love a lot of these figures to😊

This guy has achieved a bunch of goals in life

Yogi bear

Love that Vader mug! Also haha I also set up for each holiday. Just a fun little way to keep the spirit alive!

I have a channel from the 1980s subscribed to yours.. 😊

Great video Perry! I too crushed hard on Ricchi in Casper. Casper at the theater was my first ever "date" as a kid (even though my parents had to drive us lol). Room looks great. Not sure why but that little puff ball is strangely my favorite piece lol. Keep the great stuff coming :)

ITS EATINGGGG lol the things you do while we aren’t home😂

The little guy with the feet is called Weepuls. They still make them even now. Thanks for kicking off this holiday in the best way! Great taste in everything.

Very nice! Most of my Halloween memories actually come from being at school. Until 1997, trick or treating for my siblings and I consisted of going to our grandparents's houses in our costumes because when we lived in the city, it wasn't that safe of a neighborhood that we lived in, and then for the first four years that we lived out in the country, we either lived in a small refurbished log farmhouse where it was too dark for us to be walking around at night, even with our parents joining us, or we lived on the really busy main road of the place we lived in. So when we moved into the subdivision we lived in until 2016, we got to go trick or treating in our neighborhood. I stopped going trick or treating when I was in middle school in 1999. I do remember some of my costumes though. One year I was dressed as Van Gough Lion from Zoobilee Zoo, the next year I went as Commander Riker from Star Trek: The Next Generation, but grade 2 and grade 3 I had the most amazing costumes. In grade 2 my dad bought a Darth Vader costume, one of those cheap plastic ones, with a domino mask, and then he cut out the logo from the NES Batman game that was the game of the 1989 movie, and stuck it on the front of the Darth Vader costume, and put it on me over a black sweatshirt with a hood, so I could put the domino mask on and put up the hood so I could be Batman. And then the very next year my parents got me a Ninja Turtles costume, and I was Michaelangelo. Which was so cool! I also had a party with a friend over and we watched Boo to You Winnie the Pooh on TV in 1996. I remember it so well because Toy Story had Just come out on VHS, and they had commercials for it during the broadcast. I love the 1995 Casper movie. I have it on VHS now, but when I was a kid, my parents rented it for me when it first came out. I also had that glow in the dark Casper from Pizza Hut. I had some of the original Mcdonald's Nugget Buddies that had Halloween costumes, as well as the original Pumpkin bucket. As for those little furballs with googly eyes, I have no idea what they're called, but I had a bunch of the regular ones when I was a kid.

There’s nothing better than kicking off the season by getting all those Halloween decorations out! This motivates me to get my 80s Halloween decorations out in my cave!

Love all the retro Halloween decor.