10. Jigsaw and Billy (yes, that is the puppet’s name) from SAW

9. Pennywise from IT

8. Chucky from Child’s Play

7. Michael Myers from Halloween

6. The Freaks (yes, all of them) from Freaks

5. Jason Voorhees from Friday the 13th

4. The Deadites from the Evil Dead

3. The Zombies from Night of the Living Dead

2. Leatherface from The Texas Chainsaw Massacre

1.  Freddy Krueger from A Nightmare on Elm Street

Do you agree with my choices, or did I leave your favorite horror movie villain off the list?  Leave a comment and let me know who you think the greatest scary movie villain really is.

Cinemassacre Productions

I got my first taste of the awesome content that Cinemassacre delivers by finding (and then later watching) a few episodes of the Angry Video Game Nerd.  By far, it is probably my favorite series from the web site – but some of the miscellaneous content like Board James and You Know Whats Bull Sh*t is just as funny and entertaining to watch.

Be sure to watch…

• NES Accessories
• Chronologically Confused About Zelda
• The Bad Things About DVD Packaging

ScrewAttack

How could a web site named after the famous Metroid attack go wrong?  It can’t.  Looking at both new and old school games, ScrewAttack has your classic reviews, top ten lists and even submissions from their fans that make it onto the site.  If you’ve grown up as an 80’s child, and still have a love for both new and old games – this site is definitely one worth checking out.

Be sure to watch…

• Top 10 SNES Games
• VGV – Zombies Ate My Neighbors
• Top 10 Fighting Games

That Guy with Glasses

This is the most recent one I have stumbled upon and started watching.  Once again, we kind of go to all of our loves of watching something old, with the most popular series from the site being the Nostalgia Critic.  The entire web sit though is filled with videos that are well thought out, well produced and will leave you wanting to watch more.

Be sure to watch…

• TMNT Making of Coming Out of Their Shells
• Super Mario Brothers Super Show
• Mortal Kombat: Annihilation

Might also be a good idea for me to point out that not all of these are family friendly “G” rated entertainment, so please keep that in mind. 

For those unfamiliar with this cult classic, here is the plot summary:

Melvin Ferd (Mark Torgl) is a stereotypical 98-pound weakling. He works as a janitor at a health club in the town of Tromaville, where the customers–particularly Bozo, Slug, Wanda, and Julie – harass him constantly. His tormentors get more and more violent until he is tricked into wearing a pink tutu and kissing a sheep. He is then chased around the health club by witnesses of the event where he eventually jumps out of a second story window. He lands in a drum of toxic waste and is irradiated and deformed by the accident. He suddenly lights on fire and runs down the street in a ball of flames. Melvin quickly takes a bath and mysteriously transforms into a hideously deformed creature of superhuman size and strength.

Ohh Toxie, why don’t we have heroes like you anymore?!

Warning, this movie might not be for everybody. Was probably rated R when it came out in theaters, and Hulu rates it as TV-MA.   Ok, now that I got the warning out of the way, enjoy the show!

Oh, and yes – I did love the Toxic Crusaders too.  Let us see how many of you remember it as well.

Watch the entire Nosferatu movie here, and you decide – is it still a hit?

If you need a few more classics to watch today, try these:

• Freaks
• Night of the Living Dead

Happy Halloween everybody!  Hope you have a good one!

It is a horror movie about sideshow performers.  Instead of using makeup and actors though, the films director (and producer) Tod Browning hired actual carnival performers.  That, in its own right, makes it even stranger.  The film was also banned in the United Kingdom for thirty years.

What is your favorite scary movie?  Night of the Living Dead would be in the top ten, no wait – top five for me.  How about you?

So what is a tumblelog? Does this make me a tumblelogger? Do I have to dress up like a lumberjack for your amusement? As always Wikipedia answers everything…

A tumblelog is a variation of a blog, that favors short-form, mixed-media posts over the longer editorial posts frequently associated with blogging. Common post formats found on tumblelogs include links, photos, quotes, dialogues, and video. Unlike blogs, this format is frequently used to share the author’s creations, discoveries, or experiences without providing a commentary.

I am still tweaking a few things here and there on mine – will probably edit it some more this weekend when I have a little more free time. It is turning out to be a pretty addictive experience.

So go Watch Mitch Tumble and make sure you subscribe (to the special RSS feed) as well so you never miss a stumble, fall, trip, tumble of mine.

If you have one – drop me a comment and let me know about it.