Halloween is not just for kids. And if you have exceeded your player fully trick-or-treating, there’s nothing better than to stay at home and spending time with your family.

It’s no secret that most video stores enjoy an increase in rental income, a few days before Halloween. And from experience they know what to fill up movie titles in this time of year. Of course the rent is not the only way to make this movie scary. Sure there are households with a few good titles on DVD or Blu-Ray as part of their collection of home movies. Once I start, it’s a good chance to astart these securities gathering dust on the shelves. But come on special occasions and holidays, some tracks on the video players are found. You deserve a special presentation just for the family on Halloween night. And here are a few.

Harry Potter series.

Witchcraft and magic makes this series a must-see movies at the moment. Nothing scary, but the later payments are a little darker in mood and behavior. Unless you are planning a marathon screening of all four versions from morning to evening, you can have a choice on where to see Harry Potter, to make. » Read more: Great Movies You Would Not Want To Miss On Halloween

Theda Bara may or may not be the first screen femme fatale created by Hollywood, in the opinion, in which the character of the femme fatale was to be completely removed.

However, if the actor, screenwriter and director Frank J. Powell, an unknown would be a woman, the ruthless and merciless then disposed of his men played in his film A Fool There Was Star (1915), he is the perfect actress in the dark-haired Theodosia Goodman found.

Prior to his work only as a small player, Theodosia, was placed in isolation, rebuilt and renamed Theda Bara. His campaign, which follows the first, can a movie star with his artificial stimulus can be configured.

Powell film A Fool There Was Theda Bara turned out with his new star to be an instant success. So much so that the pair of new words have found their way into our language. The word “vampire”, with its derivative “vamp” became familiar to everyone, while the subtitling of films “Kiss me, my fool,” was cited for generations. » Read more: Theda Bara – Hollywood’s First Femme Fatale