SHOCKtober: 482-458

Take my hand as we venture yet again into the mysterious world of the ONE VOTE movies!

482. Strait-Jacket -- 1964, William Castle
481. Gargoyles -- 1972, Bill L. Norton
480. The Blood Spattered Bride -- 1972, Vicente Aranda
479. Critters 2 -- 1988, Mick Garris
478. The Skeptic -- 2009, Tennyson Bardwell
477. Beetlejuice -- 1988, Tim Burton
476. Ghostbusters -- 1984, Ivan Reitman
475. Little Shop of Horrors -- 1986, Frank Oz
474. Gremlins 2: The New Batch -- 1990, Joe Dante
473. Cast a Deadly Spell -- 1991, Martin Campbell
472. The Cable Guy -- 1996, Ben Stiller
471. Nightmare -- 1964, Freddie Francis
470. Lisa and the Devil -- 1974, Mario Bava & Alfredo Leone
469. Gaslight -- 1944, George Cukor
468. Shadow of a Doubt -- 1943, Alfred Hitchcock
467. Quarantine -- 2008, John Erick Dowdle
466. Home Movie -- 2008, Christopher Denham
465. 10 to Midnight -- 1983, J. Lee Thompson
464. Silent Rage -- 1982, Michael Miller
463. Road Games -- 1981, Richard Franklin
462. Dead Calm -- 1989, Phillip Noyce
461. Razorback -- 1984, Russell Mulcahy
460. The White Buffalo -- 1977, J. Lee Thompson
459. The Wizard of Gore -- 1970, Herschell Gordon Lewis
458. Anthropophagus -- 1980, Joe D'Amato

• Does it get better than an axe-wielding, homicidal Joan Crawford? Oh, Strait-Jacket, I heart you so.
• Nice to see a surge of love for '80s-brand lite horror!
• Before you go and get all "Cable Guy whaaaaaa?" up in my grill, allow me to say this: it is probably the most surprising entry out of all 700+ movies submitted. The person who loves it explained a bit: "As for The Cable Guy, I’m not making a joke or anything, I just love the movie and I see it as much of a stalker movie as Shaun of the Dead is a zombie movie." So there you go! Horror's in the eye of the beholder and all that.
• This is by far the manliest chunk of list yet, what with the Charles Bronson and the Chuck Norris and the Steve Railsback and the Telly Savalas.