SHOCKtober: 564-537

I thought it'd be fun today and mix things up a bit by presenting the world with a bunch of readers' favorite horror movies that received one vote each.

Hmm? That's what we've been doing for ten days now, you say? Well then, let's have fun with business as usual, shall we?

564. Karishika -- 1998, Christian Onu

563. Just Before Dawn -- 1981, Jeff Lieberman

562. Juice -- 1992, Ernest R. Dickerson

561. Ju-on -- 2002, Takashi Shimizu

560. Ju-on 2 -- 2003, Takashi Shimizu

559. Jennifer -- 1978, Brice Mack

558. Jaws 2 -- 1978, Jeannot Szwarc

557. Jaws 3-D -- 1983, Joe Alves

556. Jakob's Wife -- 2021, Travis Stevens

555. Jack Be Nimble -- 1993, Garth Maxwell 

554. It's Alive -- 1974, Larry Cohen

553. It: Chapter One -- 2017, Andy Muschietti

552. Irreversible -- 2002, Gaspar Noé

551. The Iron Rose -- 1973, Jean Rollin

550. Intruders -- 2015, Adam Schindler

549. Intruder -- 1989, Scott Spiegel 

548. Infested -- 2023. Sébastien Vanicek 

547. In the Mouth of Madness -- 1994, John Carpenter 

546. In the Earth -- 2021, Ben Wheatley 

545. In Fabric -- 2018, Peter Strickland

544. In Dreams -- 1999, Neil Jordan

543. Images -- 1972, Robert Altman

542. Idle Hands -- 1999, Rodman Flender

541. Ichi the Killer -- 2001, Takashi Miike

540. I've Been Waiting for You -- 1998, Christopher Leitch

539. I, Madman -- 1989, Tibor Takács

538. I Can See You -- 2008, Graham Reznick

537. I Am the Pretty Thing That Lives in the House -- 2016, Osgood Perkins

• That screencap is what comes to mind when I think of Jaws 3-D, so thank you voting reader and thank you Jaws 3-D.
• I spent every day during SHOCKtober 2023 reviewing movies I'd never seen from the 2020 list of readers' favorites and a couple of those are on today's chunk: In Fabric and Images. I really loved both of them, so clearly you guys have great taste and I will probably be doing that review your faves thing again in the future.
• I am on the floor gasping for air shocked that Ju-on only received one vote! But at least it hits hard for that one reader: "Even thinking about it I will probably have nightmares tonight."
• I said it in 2020 and I'll say it again: one time a friend of mine mistakenly called In the Mouth of Madness "A Mouthful of Madness" and I just love that.
• This is the first time I have heard Juice referred to as a horror movie, though I've never seen it. And besides, we play fast and loose with those genre boundaries during SHOCKtober so there!
• Also Karishika is a Nigerian horror film and bless this list because I'm not sure how else I ever would have come across it. 
• Infested is apparently a French film about spiders; that alone was enough to get me wanting to check it out, but I doubly want to check it out because the French title is Vermines and again, I just love that.
• I reviewed Jakob's Wife for Rue Morgue and it's pretty fun! Barbara Crampton really has the time of her life in it, so it's worth a watch for that alone.