holidays

Sickle & Efrit: This Week In Horror – Holiday Horror!

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Were not dead folks just taking a bit of a break, but were back! This week we chat about trailers, movies we were lat to the part on, the New Black Christmas, as many Krampus movie that Efrit could stomach, and our favorite holiday films! Also here is Treevenge

Sickle & Efrit Present: This Week In Horror – Holiday Ho-Ho-Horror Show!

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This week Sickle and Efrit talk about some hell related news (Hellboy Trailer and Hellraiser: Judgement), then we jump into our holiday stuff by talking about Jack Frost and other horror movies about the holidays!

SitSoC Episode 52: Holidays and vagrants

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Too late for Thanksgiving, but too early for Christmas, we’re still gonna talk about both of them, kinda.

En-gage: Time to Carve Fruit!

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On October 31, we celebrate Hal-low-een (n.): the eve of All Saints’ Day (a Christian festival in honor of all the saints, possibly held on November 1 to combat the harvest festivals and Pagan feasts), commonly celebrated by children who dress in costume and solicit candy or other treats door-to-door. […]