Halloween Gifts Are Scary Fun For Friends And Sweethearts

Released on: October 5, 2008, 11:17 pm

Press Release Author: Troy Morris

Industry: Entertainment

Press Release Summary: Halloween gifts are becoming more popular each year and this
year people are really searching for that perfect gift. Putting together a
selection of films in the same genre like a set of slasher films. Halloween,
Nightmare on Elm Street, Chucky, and Friday the Thirteenth with photos or
memorabilia from each movie, like action figures or autographed pictures or is very
popular.

Press Release Body: Halloween Gifts are becoming more popular each year that there
is no limit to what you can find and with a little luck it won’t be all paper
witches and black cats.

There are numerous options to choose from for Halloween gifts. Although the gifts
would naturally have a horror touch to them they don’t have to be bloody or
disgusting. For adults, creepy and bloodcurdling novels and gripping terror tales
would be perfect or a stack of horror-movies. People are even buying Halloween Gift
Baskets or making themselves. One such person is Alex Fleming. Who bought some
scary DVD’s and then added autographed photos from many of the actors in the films
and gave them as an impromptu gift set.
Other gift items that make for great Halloween Day gifts are personalized shirts,
personalized photo frames, and music CD’s. Furthermore, people with a sweetheart
are looking for a good Halloween gift are passing over the gruesome and gory in
favor of magic and mystery and appealing to their sweetheart’s spiritual side.

There are DVD Box Sets that make excellent gifts. The Masters of Horror Season One
Box Set. The set includes 14 discs and features some of the greatest people from the
horror world including Clive Barker, John Carpenter, Robert Englund. They have also
have special features are excellent; like commentaries, interviews, and behind the
scenes information.

Another Box Set this year is the complete Exorcist series. The set features 6 DVD’s;
the original Exorcist film, the "Version You've Never Seen", Part 2, The Heretic,
Part 3, The Beginning, and Dominion. They also feature loads of bonus features.

Rick Turner of Bloody Days gifts suggests putting together a selection of films in
the same genre like a set of slasher films. Halloween, Nightmare on Elm Street,
Chucky, and Friday the Thirteenth with photos or memorabilia from each movie, like
action figures or autographed pictures or cards work well.

However, there is a number of new or re-released movies available right now that are
getting a great deal of attention. Like Pulse 2: Afterlife, where the world has
been reshaped by the invasion of ghosts via the wireless internet and cities are
deserted. Only a few remaining humans destroy anything electrical in order to
avoid a confrontation with the soulless ghosts that now wander the planet.
Interestingly most of the ghosts are doomed to a repetitive loop of something they
did while they were still humans like reliving their suicide or some horrible event.
However, there are ghosts that do not even know they are dead and continue to haunt
their homes, wrapped in fear that their souls will soon be torn from them.

Another great gift is the newly restored and re-mastered Night of the Living Dead.
The 1968 classic film that started it all has been completely restored and
re-mastered so that every great horrific nuance of the film can be clearly seen.
The dead come back to life and eat the living while a group of survivors barricade
themselves inside a rural house in an attempt to survive the night. Outside are
hordes of relentless, shambling zombies who can only be killed by a blow to the
head.

Putting these two films with a couple other survival horror type films, like
Resident Evil or the new George Romero film, Diary of the Dead, along with some
autographs, action figures, or photographs would be a perfect gift for survival
horror fans. Just don’t forget the candy.


Web Site: http://www.tias.com/stores/bfa/

Contact Details: Virgil Morris is an accomplished writer and store owner. For
information please contact;
Big Fan Gifts and Collectibles
http://www.tias.com/stores/bfa/
520 Kent Dr. Wentzville, MO. 63385
bigfangifts@charter.net
314 639 6751

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