Rock/metal artist Elliott Rubin has unleashed a new track entitled “Posessed,” as well as its accompanying video. The song will appear on his upcoming album, Send Hell. (Release date TBA.)
You can keep up with all things Elliott Rubin by visiting the links below! And check out the video for “Posessed.”
As I have stated numerous times, spooky season is my favorite time of the year. However, I don’t limit my spooky vibes to October – I watch horror movies and read scary books and indulge in chills and thrills 24/7/365.
With that said, there are certain movies that I watch every year around Halloween, typically with my mom. I’d be interested to see your list as well, so if you’re reading this, drop a couple of movies that you feel get you into the spirit!
Scream [1996]: Iconic. My favorite slasher flick, period.
Coraline: One of my favorite movies, ever. And don’t tell me it’s not horror…
Trick ‘r Treat: Love, love, LOVE! And Sam is so cute.
Halloween [1978]: No time for remakes in this house. A classic. I’ve loved this movie from a young age, thanks to Mom.
Halloween II [1981]: This has to be one of the most solid sequels of all-time.
Fright Night [1985]: Because Chris Sarandon makes a sexy vampire.
The Nightmare Before Christmas: I feel like this one’s self-explanatory.
Corpse Bride: I do adore this film, but we mostly watch it because of Mom.
Hocus Pocus: It’s not Halloween until Winifred Sanderson says “Oh look, another glorious morning. Makes me SICK!”
Urban Legend: This movie was so slept on. While I will forever be a Ghostface girly, I actually thought the plot and the murder methods were better in this one.
Cry Wolf: Another underrated gem. I will never skip it.
House of 1000 Corpses: The only Rob Zombie film I actually enjoy.
I could have included Terrifier and the original IT, but I don’t always seek them out. I do watch them every time they’re on or suggested by someone else, though.
You’ve probably heard of Helen, whether you know it or not. It was originally a lumber and logging town, but in 1969, the downtown area was transformed into an old-world Bavarian alpine village in order to boost tourism.
As someone who has been fascinated with Germany thanks in large part to Rammstein, I think this is the closest I’ll ever get to visiting. Helen apparently goes all out for Christmas, which would be fun to see; however, I’d be more inclined to go for Oktoberfest.
Aside from the obvious major events, I’d have to explore the everyday local life, too. There are nearby areas for hiking (and medieval architecture in the woods), a covered bridge, tubing on the Chattahoochee River, a mountain coaster that carries riders through beautiful scenery, and tastings at Habersham Vineyards & Winery or the historic Nora Mill Granary.
Anna Ruby FallsRaven Cliff FallsEagle Owl Castle
If you’re planning a family trip to Helen, bear in mind they also have a waterpark, a train that takes passengers around the town, the Babyland General Hospital where Cabbage Patch Kids are “born” and can be adopted, the Capyfriends Cafe, a ziplining course, carriage and horse rides, and much more! There’s also a museum, an Indian mound, and the arts and heritage center, if that’s more your speed, and a spa for some relaxation after a long day adventuring!
Nacoochee MoundCapyfriends Cafe
Yeah…this just looks like somewhere I need to spend about 2 weeks in. And I do have vacation time coming up in December. Hmm.
Power metal veterans DragonForce are touring North America this fall to mark the 20 year anniversary of their third studio album, Inhuman Rampage. Kicking off November 13th in San Diego, this 22-date run features support from Finnish folk metal outfit Ensiferum and Italian symphonic power metal band Rhapsody of Fire.
Motionless in White is kicking off The Sweat and Blood Tour on October 30th. These fourteen dates boast special guests Dayseeker, The Devil Wears Prada, and Dark Divine. Tickets and VIP are still on sale at motionlessinwhite.net!