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It's October, and you know what that means. Well, yes,, but that's not all. Halloween is the time of year when everyone, goes to a party with tons of alcohol, and eats way too much candy. But in addition to all of the bobbing for apples and eating all the candy corn you can find, there's also another aspect of the holiday: all that movie watching. There's no better way to enjoy the season than by scaring yourself silly. And what's the best way to do that? By staying home and browsing Netflix.

If you're freaking out that there's too much content, making your Oct. 31 movie choice impossible, don't — I've already sought out the 16, so all you have to do is watch. Now, even if you consider yourself to be a rational person and don't buy into the ancient mythos surrounding Halloween, there's no denying that it's the spookiest time of the year and that any good holiday-themed movie will surely give you goosebumps.

After all, Halloween is the night of the year when the veil between our world and the, increasing the chances of a ghostly encounter. So grab your Kit-Kats and a pumpkin beer, because it's about to get spooky with these great Halloween-themed flicks. Rosemary's Baby. You might as well start with a classic, and this is one of the best horror films ever made. It stars Mia Farrow as a young woman who has just moved into a new apartment and who becomes pregnant after a vivid dream where she is raped by a demon (her husband tells her he actually had sex with her while she was asleep, which is still awful). During her pregnancy, she begins to suspect that her baby is the spawn of the devil, brought about by her bizarre old neighbors who may have made a pact with her husband.

Seriously disturbing stuff. Nightmarecompanion on YouTube The late Wes Craven really liked getting meta in the '90s, and this entry in the Nightmare on Elm Street series is the best example of that. It's about the stars and creators of the Nightmare movies, playing themselves, who are then tormented by Freddy Krueger in real life. It's more of a psychological thriller than the other films in the series, so if you prefer a more traditional Freddy experience, Netflix is also streaming Nightmare on Elm Street 2: Freddy's Revenge. The Babadook. Freedogshampoo on YouTube Finally, if you need to bridge the gap between Halloween and Christmas, there's no better choice than Tim Burton's classic. Jack Skellington and company are perfectly watchable any day between October and December, so why not do just that?

This is just a sampling of the Halloween fare Netflix is offering this year. There are literally dozens more, so quit what you're doing, get streaming, and start screaming.

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Persamaan aice 4558. School officials started looking into the matter as early as October after an unusual number of girls began filing into the school clinic to find out if they were pregnant. By May, several students had returned multiple times to get pregnancy tests, and on hearing the results, 'some girls seemed more upset when they weren't pregnant than when they were,' Sullivan says. All it took was a few simple questions before nearly half the expecting students, none older than 16, confessed to making a pact to get pregnant and raise their babies together.

Then the story got worse. 'We found out one of the fathers is a 24-year-old homeless guy,' the principal says, shaking his head. .[L]ocal officials said at least some of the men involved in the pregnancies were in their mid-20s, including one man who appeared to be homeless. Others were boys in the school. Carolyn Kirk, mayor of the port city 30 miles northeast of Boston, said authorities are looking at whether to pursue statutory rape charges. 'We're at the very early stages of wrestling with the complexities of this problem,' she said. 'But we also have to think about the boys.

Some of these boys could have their lives changed. They could be in serious, serious trouble even if it was consensual because of their age -- not from what the city could do but from what the girls' families could do,' she told Reuters.