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'Tistheseasontobescarv Whator who is behind the mask?

CHRISTINA WILLIAMS STAFF WRJTER CMW722@CABRJNI.EDU

With Halloween only being a little over two weeks away students are searching for their Halloween costumes. The question of what to wear for Halloween is coming to an end as Halloween gets closer and closer. Student will have to narrow down their costume choices soon to one great costume.

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For those who do not have a Halloween costume picked out, no need to fear the Halloween Costume Shoppe is the answer. They have just about any basic costume needed for Halloween. Whether it is a costume needed for a party or just to dress up for one day at school the Halloween Costume Shoppe has what it is students are looking for.

The Halloween Costume Shoppe is located on Lancaster Ave and is waiting for prospective costume buyers. The store has all types of costumes for different people.

There are the basic costumes such as doctor scrubs, gypsy and fairy costumes, princess dresses, several different witch costumes, and vampire costumes. There are even different costumes for different decades. For example, there are costumes for those who want to be roller-skating waitresses, go-go dancers, hippies and '80s rock stars.

The store carries costumes not just for teens and adults but there are also costumes for babies and toddlers. For babies the store has pumpkins and pig costumes. For toddlers there are different types of Disney costumes. The store supplies Snow White for girls and Woody from Toy Story for boys.

Along with the costumes the store sells other accessories needed to make a costume com lete. The store rovides make up to paint faces with fake blood and scars for those who are really creative. There are hair extensions, wigs, and fake teeth for costumes that need an extra flare or added touch. There are also some scary masks including masks of Michael Myers from "Halloween" and hockey masks for those impersonating Jason from "Friday the 13th."

Interestingly, the store also sells masquerade masks in case someone needs a mask for a masquerade ball or party. The masks are elaborately made with colored feathers and sequins.

There is a wide price range for all of these great items. A majority of the baby costumes are $22.99. The toddler costumes are either $27.99 or $29.99. The adult costumes are the most expensive at either $29.99 or p9.99.

MICHAEL A. SITIRJCHE STAFF WRITER MA.S723@CABRINI.EDU

'Tis the season to be scared. During this time, Hollywood tries to market its scary movies

"I love them," junior Gina Piro said. "Scary movies can keep you on your toes." Junior Melissa Natividad said, "I love scary movies because they keep you in suspense , You know something is going to happen but you just don't know when. The killer can just pop out of no where at any given time in the movie."

Are the movies of today scary or cheesy compared to the scary movies of the old days?

Reyna Calel, a junior sociology major, said, "The movies now a day aren't scary; I like the old scary movies like Freddy and child's play." Meanwhile, freshman Marysia Daly, an elementary education major, said, "The new scary movies are scarier than the old ones; the Freddy movies are great but the new Freddy vs. Jason was just really scary."

Some of the more modern scary movies like "The Ring," and the upcoming remake of "The Texas Chainsaw

Massacre," have scared audiences out of their pants. The old scary movies of the past like "Pet Cemetery", "The Exorcist", "Dolls", "and The Shining," are some of the old movies that people consider the scariest movies of all time.

Angelfire.com gives itsopinion on the top IO scariest movies along with some honorable mentions. 1. John Carpenter's The Thing 2. Evil Dead Trilogy 3. Night of the Living Dead, Dawn of the Living Dead, Day of the Living Dead 4. Dead Alive 5.

Hellraiser 6.

7. Reanimator 8. Halloween 9. The Exocist I 0. Pet Cemetery, and angelfire's honorable mention goes to "Zombie," "Friday the 13th part VI," "The Howling," "Phantasm," "Cemerary Man," and "The Dead Next Door."

So for all you scary movie lovers out there who think that Halloween is the best time of the year, test your lung screaming ability and curl up with one of these movies. Don't forget to leave the lights on as you watch just in case.

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