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Badge of the Month | October 2022
Question: What was your favorite spooky movie or TV show to watch in 2022? Alternatively, what was your favorite spooky book that you read in 2022?
It’s officially spooky season! Do you love a good scare in the fall? Or, do you avoid all things scary? One of our favorite ways to celebrate Halloween and spooky season is to watch frightening movies and read scary books. We want to know about your favorite spooky books, movies, and TV shows, (even if they aren’t that frightening) from this year. Tell us all about your fall favorites so we can watch / read them and dive into the season!
Some are especially good for right now like And Then There Where None. 
in the Netherlands, I do recall the Beaujolais Nouveau 
coming out around this time of year when I lived in Marseille and quickly discovering it was not my cup of tea
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about not having a season two. One for me as a kid, I watched Event Horizon at a sleepover and that stayed with me for years lol. My mom will still tease me to this day about that movie. 
Ended up rewatching the entire series of Dexter in order to watch the reprise Dexter, New Blood. The original series was a strangely deep commentary on vigilante justice, and the new season made years later tried to bring closure to a few open questions the many fans had. It took a wild twist to end the show that so many did not want, but was also "right" in its own way. This show is spooky because they tried to make viewers empathize with a serial killer. I used to enjoy horror movies a long time ago, but stopped watching. This show was the first thrilling story in a long time that I watched because it did portray a character that truly struggled with right versus what felt right to them which I think is a common human experience. One of my main take aways from this show is not that vigilante serial killing should be praised, but people genuinely wrestle with deep mysterious parts of who they are.
