an invocation of the sensually gothic    
       
   
 
 
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October Days
  
1 The Fangoria Blood Drive Collection
2 The gentle necrophelia of "Kissed"
3 "Monster" an award winning short film
4 "Dear Sweet Emma" a CGI dark-toon
5 New blood: Mortal Kombat: Armageddon
6 The Tradition of the Spookyhouse
7 The never seen Buffy the Vampire Slayer
8 video: Jigsaw returns in Saw 3
9 video: Spiderman 3 due in May 2007
10 The Ravens at the Tower of London
11 The Tower and the Death of Anne Boleyn
12 The Tower and the Death of Lady Jane
13 Video: The Unseen Introduction to 'Angel'
14 Video: Dita Von Teese in the Oval Office
15 Video: A first look at Halo Wars for Xbox
16 Video: Final Fantasy XII
17 The Art of Howard David Johnson
18 Horrorfest - 8 Films to Die For
19 Video: Eragon, in the Age of Dragons
20 "Huxley" a Brave New World for Xbox
21 The Erotic Art of Sorayama
22 Visions of Lady Death
23 Visions of Purgatori
24 Visions of Chastity
25 Visions of Lady Demon
26 The Art of Adam Hughes
27 Video: Gears of War for Xbox 360
28 Video: Mad World
29 The Legend of Jack 'O Lantern
30 Robot Chicken and The Great Pumpkin
31 It's The Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown
 
 
October 7
 
An Ode to "Buffy" - Music by Linkin Park


The tale of Buffy the Vampire Slayer is certainly one of the most beloved and well-respected of fictional vampire mythologies. The television series (based on a feature film) ran for seven seasons from 1997 through 2003.

Readers in the Los Angeles area can visit Sunnydale High in the city of Torrance. The school used for Buffy's alma mater was Torrance High School, located at 2200 West Carson Street.

It's a rare thrill for fans of the series to sense a place that had existed only in fantasy brought to life so vividly.

  


Buffy earned an Emmy Award nomination for the 1999 episode "Hush." The 2001 episode "The Body," involving the death of Buffy's mother, was nominated for a Nebula Award in 2002.

The fall 2001 musical episode "Once More, with Feeling" has been included among the "100 Greatest Musicals." In 2001, Sarah Michelle Gellar received a Golden Globe-nomination for Best Actress in a TV Series-Drama.

The series won in the Drama Category for Television's Most Memorable Moment at the 60th Primetime Emmy Awards for "The Gift."
 
 
 
 
           
 
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