31 Days of Terror: The Halloween Horror Movie Dice Game (2021): 31 Days of Terror

By Steve Hutchison

This book includes a total of 35 lists sorted by themes, as well as several bonus lists. Each list contains 31 recommended horror movies for each day of October.

The closer you get to Halloween, the better the horror gets. Roll a six-sided die twice, during each day of October. Next, refer to the table of contents to find which list your result matches. Go to that list. Find and watch the movie that corresponds to today's date.

These horror personalities came up with their 31 favorite horror movies and ranked them:

Rachel Talalay

Patrick Lussier

Jeffrey Reddick

Vincenzo Natali

Tiffany Shepis

Emmanuelle Vaugier

Marlena Midnite

Kenneth J Hall

David Marmor

Victoria De Mare

Anouk Whissell

Francois Simard

Yoann-Karl Whissell

Joe Castro

Joe Augustyn

Andrew Kasch

Sadie Katz

Jennifer Nangle

Casey Dillard

Benjamin Scrivens

Trista Robinson

Jennilee Murray

Russell Geoffrey Banks

Lorraine Keith

Sophia Cacciola

Laura Wilson

Adam Gierasch

Vanessa Gomez

Katherine Canipe

Marshall Hicks

Felicia Lobo

Ammon Gilbert

Hunter Shea

Jack Campisi

James Clayton

Roberto Lombardi

Diandra Lazor

Paige Troxell

Shane Ryan

Derich Heath

Roll "6" twice and you get to choose today's movie from one of these.

Happy Halloween!

• Language: English
• Publisher: Steve Hutchison
• Release date: Feb 16, 2023
• ISBN: 9781778870903

Steve Hutchison

Artist, developer and entrepreneur in film, video games and communications Steve Hutchison co-founded Shade.ca Art and Code in 1999, then Terror.ca and its French equivalent Terreur.ca in 2000. With his background as an artist and integrator, Steve worked on such games as Capcom's Street Fighter, PopCap's Bejeweled, Tetris, Bandai/Namco's Pac-Man and Mattel's Skip-Bo & Phase 10 as a localization manager, 2-D artist and usability expert. Having acquired skills in gamification, he invented a unique horror movie review system that is filterable, searchable and sortable by moods, genres, subgenres and antagonists. Horror movie fans love it, and so do horror authors and filmmakers, as it is a great source of inspiration. In March 2013, Steve launched Tales of Terror, with the same goals in mind but with a much finer technology and a complex engine, something that wasn’t possible initially. He has since published countless horror-themed books.

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