Old horror films and books: They won't stay dead!

by Eric Caoili on Oct 13th 2007 5:00PM

Lest you forget the upcoming All Hallows' Eve holiday, The Moon Books Project has been posting horror-themed content almost every day, stacking its shelves with DS-compatible novels and movies. They're downloadable for free and completely legal, so you won't have to fear any threatening "I Know What You Downloaded Last Night" letters from the MPAA bogeymen.

Already, the site has put up over a dozen classics like Nosferatu and Fall of the House of Usher. Even if you don't have the homebrew hardware and software (Moonshell) needed to view the files on your DS, you can still scare yourselves silly with iPod/PSP-formatted and streaming versions of Night of the Living Dead.

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Tags: book, edgar-allen-poe, fall-of-the-house-of-usher, horror, moonbooks, moonshell, movie, night-of-the-living-dead, nosferatu, public-domain, zombie

Reader Comments (3)

They're coming to get you, Barbara.

Cool, thanks! I just finished watching this (PSP version,) on T.V. First time I've seen it. But I've gotta say, Andrew turned a few of us on to it a good while ago.

http://playstation.joystiq.com/2007/06/02/psp-fanboy-theatre-volume-22/

Still, I downloaded this one. Gotta get the higher-res one later. Thanks again!

(Hey, you... click my name down there for giggles...)

I don't have a PSP/iPod or the ability to watch these on my DS. I guess it's a good thing I've seen most of them.

Still, another viewing of Night of the Living Dead sounds good. I might need to squeeze one in before Halloween.