Also I saw Antichrist (2009) early in month , still not sure what to rate it.

Yeah, that was an odd one.  I sometimes need to let a movie sink in for a bit and then see what I thought of it, which is what I had to do with this one.  After I did, it became clear to me I didn't like it much at all.

Angst (1983/I) 6/10
Angel Heart (1987) 7 out of 10
Hellraiser (1987)  9/10
Alone with Her (2006) 4/10
The Cabin in the Woods (2011) 7/10
Apollo 18 (2011) 5/10
Grave Encounters 2 (2012) 2/10
Sinister (2012) 5/10
Body Melt (1993) 0/10
Boy Eats Girl (2005) 8/10
Abominable (2006) 6/10
Altitude (2010) 5/10
Body Parts (1991) 7/10
Final Destination 5 (2011) 9/10
Final Destination (2000) 9/10
Final Destination 2 (2003) 9/10
The Thing (2011) 7/10
Inside (2007) 9/10
Dolls (1987) 8/10
Paranormal Activity 4 (2012) 4/10
ChromeSkull: Laid to Rest 2 (2011) 5/10
Sadako 3D (2012) 3/10
Attack the Block (2011) 5/10
Wilderness (2006) 7/10
Into the Mirror (2003) 5/10
Something Evil (1972) 5/10
TerrorVision (1986) 5/10
The Return of the Living Dead (1985) 5/10
Piranha (1978) 7/10
The Video Dead (1987) 5/10
Scarecrows (1988) 5/10
Colour from the Dark (2008) 7/10
Lady in White (1988) 7/10
From Beyond 7/10

The yesterday
The Exorcist (1973) 9/10
The Omen (1976) 10/10
The Entity (1982) 10/10
Hellraiser 2 8/10

Also I saw Antichrist (2009) early in month , still not sure what to rate it.

Whenever I watch 28 Days Later and see Cillian Murphy I can't help but think "Why aren't you wearing your Scarecrow mask and fighting Batman?!?!?".

I guess you can say, he got death by exile. YEEEAHHHHH

October 13th:  28 Days Later
The movie that helped bring back the zombie in the 2000s. Having a re-watch of this and a first viewing of the sequel really showed me where the world of the zombie was going.
The renewed interest in the early 2000s for the zombie has stuck and hopefully won't die out like it seemed to for a decade. What we saw with 28 Days Later... was a faster paced enemy with even a higher risk for protagonists to be infected.
But what the movie does for us even more than creating a greater sense of urgency is destroy all the hope in we feel in a movie. Day of the Dead really destroyed the sense of hope we felt watching a film but, in a greater amount, 28 Days Later... showed us just how destructive people get in tense situations.
It also should be noted that the score is one of the best in modern horror. I'm a huge fan of the rush a movie gives when all the notes of mise-en-scène and also the editing works. 28 Days Later... is no exception. It drives and pushes with its score. And visually it is terrifying.

maybe something like October 25th an all day Friday the 13th 1 through 7 since I dont have the Deluxe Edition DVD for Jason Goes to Hanhattan.

then a supernatural day marathon that consistss of Exorcist and Bless the Child and whatever else.

Then October 30th is free for all day and Im going to include the silly Jack Frost movie along witih Freaked which I recorded them off of HBO back in the mid late 1990s. Still have those two movies recorded on a VHS blank recording tape too

In truth, I'm not a big gamer - but I love RE 4. So much friggin' fun (for the exact reasons you made in your article).
Return of the Living Dead is a horror film that you just can't go without watching at least once a year. Especially near Halloween time. It's just a great movie with a good blend of laughs, screams, and punk rock! As for Dawn of the Dead, no need for much elaboration. A standard must-see for this time of year, like JC's Halloween, IMO.

I haven't tried playing them since DLing them, though.  I'm sure it's going to take some getting used to, having to use keyboard controls.