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Post by man1cpixiedreamgirl on Oct 13, 2022 9:10:15 GMT -5
I can't recommend "Over the Garden Wall" enough. It's wholesome and well-written and original. It's a very short limited series, and it's as close to an American Studio Ghibli as you can get.
I can't recommend "Over the Garden Wall" enough. It's wholesome and well-written and original. It's a very short limited series, and it's as close to an American Studio Ghibli as you can get.
How scary is it? Maybe I'll watch it with my girls (7 and 11) after I vote for it today because I've never heard of it.
I can't recommend "Over the Garden Wall" enough. It's wholesome and well-written and original. It's a very short limited series, and it's as close to an American Studio Ghibli as you can get.
How scary is it? Maybe I'll watch it with my girls (7 and 11) after I vote for it today because I've never heard of it.
Spooky not scary. It's as "scary" as like a creepy moment in "Spirited Away", but unless they're hyper sensitive (no shade) it won't give them nightmares or anything
If you think your kids can handle Adventure time, they should be able to handle that as well.
I'm not familiar with that one either, but at least one of the kids may be one of those "hyper sensitive" kids man1cpixiedreamgirl spoke of. You never know with that one. She enjoyed all the Star Wars films (including that gory scene at the end of episode 3), but around that same time, we had to ban Scooby Doo in our house because it was giving her too many nightmares.
If you think your kids can handle Adventure time, they should be able to handle that as well.
I'm not familiar with that one either, but at least one of the kids may be one of those "hyper sensitive" kids man1cpixiedreamgirl spoke of. You never know with that one. She enjoyed all the Star Wars films (including that gory scene at the end of episode 3), but around that same time, we had to ban Scooby Doo in our house because it was giving her too many nightmares.
I’d watch it yourself either way - it’s great. And if you think she’ll like it after you’ve seen it, bonus! You get to watch it again! Very rewatchable!
I can't recommend "Over the Garden Wall" enough. It's wholesome and well-written and original. It's a very short limited series, and it's as close to an American Studio Ghibli as you can get.
How scary is it? Maybe I'll watch it with my girls (7 and 11) after I vote for it today because I've never heard of it.
I first watched it with my kids when they were three and seven. Whole heartedly recommend. Can't wait to rewatch it in the coming weeks.
stranger in the survivor thread everybody be cautious until we get to the bottom of this.
this is actually Porter Robinson’s burner Inforoo account. We go way back, because the Chapel Hill hometown connection and all. Hope it’s ok I brought him in!
Considering you've found the need to respond to my threads as if you are threatened by me I offer you some peace my confused counterpart. May you find peace in your restless soul.
Considering you've found the need to respond to my threads as if you are threatened by me I offer you some peace my confused counterpart. May you find peace in your restless soul.
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stranger in the survivor thread everybody be cautious until we get to the bottom of this.
this is actually Porter Robinson’s burner Inforoo account. We go way back, because the Chapel Hill hometown connection and all. Hope it’s ok I brought him in!
that's fine, i don't care for his music but happy to have him participate in survivor.
this is actually Porter Robinson’s burner Inforoo account. We go way back, because the Chapel Hill hometown connection and all. Hope it’s ok I brought him in!
that's fine, i don't care for his music but happy to have him participate in survivor.
cool, glad we got that settled xoxo
so Porter, what's your all time fave horror movie? steponsampras also, while you're here--why do so many people simultaneously cry and head-bang at your shows? are they OK?
Considering you've found the need to respond to my threads as if you are threatened by me I offer you some peace my confused counterpart. May you find peace in your restless soul.
that's fine, i don't care for his music but happy to have him participate in survivor.
cool, glad we got that settled xoxo
so Porter, what's your all time fave horror movie? steponsampras also, while you're here--why do so many people simultaneously cry and head-bang at your shows? are they OK?
Thanks so much for asking. I'm so happy to be here! The answer to both your questions is really found in the 2015 movie Deathgasm. It is no coincidence that I released "Shelter" with my good friend Madeon in 2016 - one year after the release of Deathgasm. Inspired by this horror classic, we too sought out the The Black Hymm. If you play our hit song backwards you'll immediately recognize the tune and be welcomed into Aeloth's good graces. Those who have already discovered The Way through our music can be found at our shows headbanging, crying, and effortlessly floating above the ground through the crowd by the power of Aeloth.
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