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Fall movie recommendations

By Lila Genberg, September 9th, 2024

As autumn weather arrives and leaves turn bright reds and yellows, it’s the perfect time to settle in with a good movie. Here are five film recommendations to highlight the autumn season with a blend of nostalgia, excitement, and seasonal charm. So grab a blanket and a mug of warm apple cider, and get ready to enjoy these must-watch fall themed movies!

"Scream"

This iconic slasher film made big changes in the whole horror genre with its surprising twists and suspenseful storyline. Follow a group of high school friends as they are hunted by a masked killer with a liking for horror movie trivia. Incorporating both thrills and humor, "Scream" is a perfect pick for a chilling fall night.

"Corpse Bride"

Tim Burton’s "Corpse Bride" is an animated stop-motion film that mixes spooky and whimsical elements. It tells the story of a young man who accidentally proposes to a dead bride. With its mix of eerie and touching moments, it’s a great choice for a cozy rainy day

"Ghostbusters"

Moving on to a more nostalgic movie, "Ghostbusters" follows a team of eccentric scientists as they battle a ghostly invasion in New York City. A classic blend of comedy and supernatural adventure, with its memorable lines and creative special effects, this movie is a fun, light-hearted way to welcome the spooky season.

"When Harry Met Sally"

For a change of pace, here's a heartwarming love story. "When Harry Met Sally" is an enjoyable mix of romance and comedy. This beloved classic explores the dynamics of friendship and love with wit and humor. "When Harry Met Sally" is a feel-good movie that can help you welcome autumn.

"Knives Out"

Last but not least, "Knives Out" is a fun mystery movie where a famous writer, Harlan Thrombey, dies and his strange family may be involved. Detective Benoit Blanc has to figure out who’s guilty and who’s innocent. The movie is full of twists, humor, and set in cozy fall, perfect for this season.