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Here are 13 of my favourite things to watch at Halloween. Enjoy! House of 1000 corpses Violent, dark, creepy and disturbing. What the hell am I thinking? Even the thought sends shivers through me.  The Shining Oh yes, this creepy haunted house tale is still a good one. I'd love to see a remake... But they'd have to do an outstanding job!  Nightmare on Elm Street: Dream Warriors My first introduction to Freddy Krueger. There are some outstanding scenes in this movie.  Blood Drive This is crazy grindhouse stuff. Fast paced series full of cars, sex, violence and lots and lots and lots of blood. Love it.  Michael Jackson Thriller I see this as a short film, the effects are still impressive and I felt conflicted when it was on YouTube and my young son saw it... So it must be good for Halloween!  Antichrist I only have a few words for this movie because it made me feel very weird when it ended, in fact I almost went insane... Twisted, mental, clever, arty with abit of por

Hi guys, I'm going to keep this simple because it can get confusing. Since I'm selling my comic book series The Brink online and in print, I need to know what my obligations are because I had heard you need an ISBN. I didn't really know what one was to be honest. I'd seen them on the back of books and assumed that comics used them too because all of the comics I've bought have a bar code. So, after a lot of research I finally have my answer, but it's not as straight forward as you may think. It really depends on what you want to do with your comic. The first question you need to answer is, what type of comic book do you have? Do you mean each issue of a comic book series? Or maybe you're talking about a collection of comic books - maybe you've compiled six issues into one volume, or maybe you actually have a graphic novel. Why do I need an ISBN? OK, so very briefly, an ISBN is the International Standard Book Number (ISBN). It is a unique numeric co