SHOCKtober: 508-481

Soon...soon we will be in the land of the films that received more than one vote. But today we've got more films that received one vote each! Incredible.

508. From Dusk Till Dawn -- 1996, Robert Rodriguez

507. Frogs -- 1972, George McCowan

506. Frightmare -- 1974, Pete Walker

505. Friday the 13th Part VIII: Jason Takes Manhattan -- 1989, Rob Hedden

504. Freaky -- 2020, Christopher Landon

503. Frankenstein Must Be Destroyed -- 1969, Terence Fisher 

502. Frankenstein and the Monster from Hell -- 1974, Terence Fisher

501. Frankenhooker -- 1990, Frank Henenlotter

500. Footprints on the Moon -- 1975, Luigi Bazzoni and Mario Fanelli

499. FleshEater -- 1988, S. William Hinzman 

498. Flatliners -- 1990, Joel Schumacher

497. Fish & Cat -- 2013, Shahram Mokri

496. Final Destination 3 -- 2006, James Wong

495. Fever Dream -- 2021, Claudia Llosa

494. Feast -- 2005, John Gulager

493. Fear Street (trilogy) -- yes someone put this as one of their 20 and technically I guess it's cheating but what can you do and also who cares

492. Fatal Frame -- 2014, Mari Asato

491. Exorcist II: The Heretic -- 1977, John Boorman

490. Exhuma -- 2024, Jang Jae-hyun

489. Exhibit A -- 2007, Dom Rotheroe

488. Excision -- 2012, Richard Bates, Jr

487. Ex Machina -- 2014, Alex Garland

486. Evolution -- 2015, Lucile Hadzihalilovic

485. Elvira: Mistress of the Dark -- 1988, James Signorelli

484. Eko Eko Arazak: Wizard of Darkness -- 1995, Shimako Sato

483. Eight Legged Freaks -- 2002, Ellory Elkayem

482. Eden Lake -- 2008, James Watkins 

481. Earwig -- 2021, Lucile Hadzihalilovic

• Frogs, baby, Frogs! It is just the best. I'm still undecided if I'll be posting my list this year, but if I do...spoiler alert, Frogs'll be on it.
• I watched FleshEater for the first time last year thanks to its appearance on an earlier SHOCKtober list and I will forever be grateful for it.
• Two films from Lucile Hadzihalilovic in this chunk, and they weren't submitted by the same person. Obviously I need to get with it and check out her work.
• A reader on Frankenstein and the Monster from Hell: "Hammer's last Frankenstein movie feels like a cramped and weary performance of a dead ritual for the ritual's sake. I think it's more horrifying and more poignant than anything else the studio produced."
• *pushes up glasses* Shouldn't Eight Legged Freaks be Eight-Legged Freaks as it's about spiders and not eight freaks with legs? 
• The synopsis for Footprints on the Moon makes it sound cool and maybe somewhere on the Messiah of Evil vibe spectrum...that could prove wrong in the end but I want to give it a go.
• Exhibit A is a pretty good (and oft overlooked) found footage film. Loved the performances and the surprise wee bit of...YOU KNOW.