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Las Vegas Ballpark Fun “Dogs Invited” Movie Night

Author Wendy Rush
What better way to watch a movie than with your best friend? Especially if he brings the popcorn.

If you’re looking for a fun way to take advantage of the perfect weather we’re having this week, head on over to the Las Vegas ballpark tonight. And don’t forget to grab your fur baby first, because tonight is “Flicks on the Field”, doggy-style. It’s a movie on the big screen and some cuddle time with your pet. Plus, it’s all in the name of a good cause.

Las Vegas Ballpark “Flicks On The Field” Showing Tonight

Grab Fido and get over to the Las Vegas ballpark tonight, October 18, for a showing of Dr. Dolittle. A perfect film to watch with your pet. A special special human + dog ticket option at the ballpark tonight gives guests the chance to take in this heartwarming film with their four-legged bestie. And it’s all to help a local nonprofit.

Tickets for tonight’s “Flicks On The Field” are only $10. For every dog ticket purchased, a $5.00 donation will be made to Michael’s Angel Paws. A local nonprofit organization that strives to make a difference in the lives of individuals and the community of Las Vegas. They do this through dog training and therapy that is specially designed to enhance the bond between a dog and their owner.

Michael’s Angel Paws offers dog and puppy training and private obedience training. Additionally, they have programs for dog therapy and service dogs. They even hold corporate events where employees can relax and unwind with the company of their trained therapy dogs.

The Las Vegas Ballpark is located at 1650 Pavilion Center Drive in Las Vegas. In between Charleston and Sahara Avenues. “Flicks On The Field” begins at 7 p.m. The entire event is outside so jackets or blankets are recommended for the evening chill.

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Wendy Rush is the midday host on one of Vegas's top stations, 96.3 KKLZ. She has been with the station for ten years and comes with a diverse career background. In addition to being a radio host, Wendy has lived the Vegas life as an entertainer. She has been a celebrity impersonator, rock band singer, and improv comedian. As a content creator for 96.3 KKLZ, Wendy writes about music, celebrities, mental health and wellness, and life as a Las Vegas local.

The 5 Absolute Scariest Movies To Watch For Halloween

If you’re looking for the absolute scariest movies to watch for this year’s spooky season, there are some factors you really need to consider. How many times does the movie make you jump out of your seat? How many people die in the movie? How scary is the script? These factors are important when making a scary movie. And they should be equally important for the watcher who is picking the scariest films. After all, Halloween is just one night. So we’d better make that time count.

Fortunately, experts at VIP Grinders did all the leg work and came up with the list of scariest films out there. All of which should be at your spooky Halloween movie night. For this list, the experts gathered data and ranked scary movies based on very important elements. Including the number of jump scares, the number of fear-related words in the script, and the number of deaths in the film.

Related: Nevada Is Officially The Most Halloween-Obsessed State

In addition to the research, the data analysts also gathered information from Scary Meter. Which is a website that asks horror movie fans to rank movies based on their scary factors. Viewers are given a scale of one to 10 and asked to rank each film based on how scary, gory, and jumpy they are. The rankings were analyzed based on a search of fear-related keywords to come up with the absolute scariest movies in existence.

The Scariest Movies That You’ll Want On Your Halloween List

Before we get into the top five, here are the movies that were ranked at numbers six through ten in the same study.

#10 – The Haunting in Connecticut (2009)

This movie has a total of 26 jump scares and got a 10 out of 10 on the ‘creepy’ and ‘gory’ Scary Meter scales. It’s not for the faint of heart. You’ve been warned.

#9 – “The Cleansing Hour” (2019)

With 14 jump scares and a perfect score in the “creepy”, “gory” and “jumpy” categories, this one will not disappoint if you’re looking for a truly terrifying film.

#8 – “[Rec] 2” (2009)

If you’ve seen the first Rec, you might be surprised to see this in the top 10. With 20 deaths and 19 jump scares, it definitely outdid the first film. You might want to check it out.

#7 – Host (2020)

Leave it up to high school kids to start a seance with a hired medium. The best part? It’s online, which feels to real to all of us these days. This movie has a total of 20 jump scares and scored very high on Scary Meter’s “creepy”, “gory” and “jumpy” categories.

#6 – “Scream” (1996)

Any film in the Scream franchise is sure to make you sleep with the lights on. But when it comes to the scariest movies of all time, only the original will do. Even though Scream scored low on the “creepy” meter, it scored very high on the “scary” meter and has a total of 19 jump scares.

If you think those five are scary, wait until you see this list of the top five scariest movies of all time. You might want to turn the lights on…

The Top 5 Scariest Movies Of All Time

  • #5 - "It" (2017)

    You know any movie based on a Stephen King novel is going to scare the crap out of you. Not only is “It” a scary freaking movie, it’s a classic. So it really should be on your scary movie list even if it wasn’t in the top five. But with 23 jump scares and 31 deaths, it certainly earned its spot.

  • #4 - "The Beyond" (1981)

    The fact that this film made the top five when it was made in an era without CGI is pretty telling. The story itself is going to make you sleep with one eye open for the next twenty years. It has a total of 27 jump scares and scored 8 out of 10 on both the ‘creepy’ and ‘gory’ Scary Meter. And that’s all packed in just 90 minutes long. 

  • #3 - "Evil Dead" (2013)

    If you’re looking for a truly terrifying horror film, any movie in the Evil Dead franchise will do. The 2013 installment includes 20 jump scares and a ‘gory’ score of 9.2 out of 10 on the Scary Meter. You might want to have an extra pair of pants around.

  • #2 - "The Evil Dead" (1981)

    If you’re going for a scary movie marathon, why not do a back-to-back Evil Dead one? Especially since both the 2013 and 1981 movies are in the top five scariest movies list. This one has even more jump scares than the 2013 one. You can’t go wrong with either, but both would be even better.

  • #1 - "Don't Listen (Voces)" (2020)

    Bet you were waiting for a traditional scary film like Poltergeist or Psycho to be number one on this list. Nope. If you want truly terrifying, you have to watch Voces. This Spanish horror film might just be the most terrifying thing you’ll see this Halloween. Voces racked up a total of 27 jumps scares AND scored a 10 out of 10 on all three of the Scary Meter categories. Watch it, if you dare.

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