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Bliss
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Recently discovered this creepy Austrian/BavarianTradition...
Krampus, half-demon who terrorizes kids who misbehave for Christmas, vs Saint Nick who visits the good kids.. it's awesome!
This one here below is amazing visually..
@Madeleine, do you visit this parade at all?
Krampus, half-demon who terrorizes kids who misbehave for Christmas, vs Saint Nick who visits the good kids.. it's awesome!
This one here below is amazing visually..
@Madeleine, do you visit this parade at all?
Ol'Skool Classic
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darkcurry
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Jordan Peele’s ‘Candyman’ Confirmed and Set for 2020 Release!
https://bloody-disgusting.com/movie/3535123/jordan-peeles-candyman-confirmed-set-2020-release/
"...it is being billed as a “spiritual sequel” that returns to the neighborhood where the legend began: the now-gentrified section of Chicago where the Cabrini-Green housing projects once stood.
Urban” had a dual meaning in that the original adaptation was moved from England to the now demolished Cabrini–Green public housing development in Chicago, while the antagonist is an urban legend in himself, the Candyman (played by Tony Todd), an artist and son of a slave who had his hand severed and was then murdered (with bees, of course) by his lover’s father. Released in 1992, the film spawned two sequels, the latter being direct-to-video."
That synopsis sounds good! Just bring back Tony Todd and we have a classic! I love the whole spiritual sequel motivation behind it.
https://bloody-disgusting.com/movie/3535123/jordan-peeles-candyman-confirmed-set-2020-release/
"...it is being billed as a “spiritual sequel” that returns to the neighborhood where the legend began: the now-gentrified section of Chicago where the Cabrini-Green housing projects once stood.
Urban” had a dual meaning in that the original adaptation was moved from England to the now demolished Cabrini–Green public housing development in Chicago, while the antagonist is an urban legend in himself, the Candyman (played by Tony Todd), an artist and son of a slave who had his hand severed and was then murdered (with bees, of course) by his lover’s father. Released in 1992, the film spawned two sequels, the latter being direct-to-video."
That synopsis sounds good! Just bring back Tony Todd and we have a classic! I love the whole spiritual sequel motivation behind it.