As I take the time to recap the month of March, it is always increasing interesting what friends and the owner of the site select for me to view, honestly would you let other chose your viewing habits or an entire year, I go further it is now done month after month. The films this time really run amok, as it contains true trips back the horror genre, that brought back wonderful memories where a story relied on the actors, supporting cast personnel and the quality of weaving a tale rather than merely dazzling one with a vast array of special effects. Let’s begin the journey to retrace this month. First in 31-days, only 29 were used for viewing films nonetheless the total seen was 38 easily making up of the missed days and the 17^th would be the busiest with three movies on that day. In addition, of popularity the decade of the 1990s was the winner with 9-flicks, followed by the 2000s with 8-movies, the oldest film on the list is celebrating its 85-anniversary which is The Hound of the Baskervilles [1939] now curious enough a few earlier in the month I saw Hammer Studios rendition of this film, the second and third eldest films were The Lady and the Monster [1944] and Phantom of the Rue Morgue [1954], each honoring their 80^th and 70^th anniversaries respectively. Lastly to note there is a revisit to six previously reviewed movies and for TV movies, a slight decrease from February.