Is This The Best Opening for The Simpsons Ever?

ToFab ^ | 10/03/2013

[Gefn]

Fox asked Pacific Rim Director to create the couch gig for the opening of their annual Treehouse of Horror 24 and it does not disappoint.

[Gefn]

Bit early for Halloween, but It is a gem. Spot the ghouls and others associated with Halloween like Poe, and Hitchcock. I hope you all enjoy it as much as I did.

[Excellence]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CtgYY7dhTyE

[Paladin2]

The eyeballs on the heels of the hands is genius.

[Doogle]

[Gefn]

Oh I did not see it on You Tube! a friend of mine emailed the story to me this morning. I emailed someone here to see if it was ok to post.

Looking forward to Sunday’s show.

[Joe Boucher]

pans labrynth

[Gefn]

That kitty looks exactly like my girl, a tan tabby, I’ve never seen that expression on her though.....

[Gefn]

It was! Mr. Burns never looked so good!

[justlurking]

That was epic. There’s so much going on, I’d have to watch it in slow motion to catch everything.

[cripplecreek]

The hypnotoad is from Futurama

[dfwgator]

Spot the ghouls and others associated with Halloween like Poe, and Hitchcock.

Quoth the Raven, "Eat My Shorts."

[Bubba Ho-Tep]

Directed by Guillermo Del Toro, the same guy who did this sequence for the Simpsons. Great movie, as is his "The Devil's Backbone," a ghost story set in a boys' school during the Spanish Civil War.

[Doogle]

...she's had it, the last time you stubbed your toe...

[Gefn]

I’ve seen it five times now and caught something different in each viewing. There are also some things in the background, like a picture of Maggie from an old Treehouse when either Kang or Kodos was her father, and the Great Pumpkin as told by Millhouse.

[AnAmericanAbroad]

That was epic! Bravo to Guillermo Del Toro.

[Slings and Arrows]

Now I’m trying to imagine Ron Perlman with a Scottish accent.

[yefragetuwrabrumuy]

There are so many good and entertaining horror and monster movies that the whole month of October could easily be filled with them.

A triple feature of, first, for younger children, which ends at 8pm; then for older children, from 8:30 to 10:00; then for adults only from 10:30 to Midnight. Of course, in adult only households, it’s more oriented to gender.

But such a bounty to choose from: classical, suspense, shock, drama, comedy, and “so bad they are good” horror movies. There are, of course, serious and very serious horror movies, filled with grotesque and gore, but they aren’t really in the spirit of Halloween.

[Paladin2]

"But such a bounty to choose from: classical, suspense, shock, drama, comedy, and “so bad they are good” horror movies. "

Then there is Bammy vs. the Constitution. True horror.

[Mike Darancette]

Rather Busy - I Liked Cthulhu.