Significantly different than the theme that appears on the official soundtrack release from 1978. Previously mentioned on this blog, a "marching" beat was added for the release which doesn't appear in the film. A beat which, to this Halloween purist, detracts greatly from the theme. Both are amazing, of course, but I prefer the film version.
I'm certain that a giant bowl of these sans the fruit would make me extremely happy for approximately four days. Oh, how I wish you could just buy a box of them.
Foolery, sir, does walk about the orb like the sun, it shines everywhere.
-William Shakespeare, Twelfth Night
I really dug the first TERRIFIER film and the graphic Red Band trailer is below. I resisted for the longest time thinking that it was going to be torture horror for the sake of torture horror, but I was wrong.
Two versions of the writing on this mug and I chose the dirty bird varietal.
Annual pumpkin ale reviews from Sam Heimer and Fatherkrespi. Two Halloween enthusiasts trying everything so you don’t have to.
I recently mentioned this IG account and they have just started posting this season's ale reviews.
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I looked out the window this morning and saw kids waiting for the bus on the corner. Oh, how I loathed school. In all of its many forms. Sure, it meant cooler weather and Halloween, but what a cruel tradeoff.
In Brazil, a tall, skinny woman with long yellow fingernails and red eyes creeps along the rooftops, and watches families inside of their homes. She watches them as they sit at the table for dinner. She watches them while they eat.
Man, these always look great. Here's to the Ghost-Hangers out there who put these things up. Whether it be plastic or fabric or some kind of old garment with a skull head, or no head, it's the best decoration to see on a windy day in the Fall. But especially at night.
A widespread investigation of reports from funeral homes, morgues & hospitals has concluded that the unburied dead are coming back to life and seeking human victims. It's hard for us here to believe what we're reporting to you, but it does seem to be a fact.
From Tamworth Distilling.
"Yes," she sighed. "I'm one of an odd family. We sleep days and fly nights like black kites on the wind. If we want, we can sleep in moles through the winter, in the warm earth. I can live in anything at all - a pebble, a crocus, or a praying mantis. I can leave my plain, bony body behind and send my mind far out for adventure. Now!"
Into the air, over the valleys, under the stars, above a river, a pond, a road, flew Cecy. Invisible as new spring winds, fresh as the breath of clover rising from twilight fields, she flew. She soared in doves as soft as white ermine, stopped in trees and lived in blossoms, showering away in petals when the breeze blew. She perched in a limegreen frog, cool as mint by a shining pool. She trotted in a brambly dog and barked to hear echoes from the sides of distant barns. She lived in new April grasses, in sweet clear liquids rising from the musky earth.
-Ray Bradbury, The April Witch
When you mention to your friend that you bought a new fog machine, and they suggest an inside test run with adjacent photo shoot... preferably a photo shoot featuring glowing eyes.
"Urban Legend" is an all-new anthology series, under the creative guidance of Eli Roth, that showcases classic urban legends as you’ve never seen them before. The series will premiere Friday, October 28 at 10 p.m. ET/PT on Travel Channel and Streaming on discovery+. Based on widely shared “true” stories that happened to a friend of a friend … of a friend, each episode of "Urban Legend" is a mini-horror film cinematically crafted to deliver a hyper-suspenseful and tension-fueled experience. Featuring lurking psychopaths, murderous mysteries, creepy creatures, and twisting tales, these disturbing legends prey on our most deeply embedded fears to shock and terrify. (Eight one-hour episodes)
Stopped into Lowe's and saw some nice Old School Halloween decor. They had a ton of Freddy and Myers stuff.
