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I'd be fine but my wife would probably keep us up. If they have a haunted elevator like the tower of terror I'd definitely go.
Admittedly, the Misfits are not tune-smiths that suit everyone's tastes. But it doesn't take long to figure that out, and you should've realized these soothing strains wouldn't resonate with you. If you listened longer than about five seconds; well, you have no one to blame but yourself.Well, there are a couple minutes my life i wont get back.
For me, staying in a place that happens to be haunted and staying in a place that commercializes and creepifies it are two different things. I would stay at the Eureka Inn again. I would not stay at the Black Monarch.
I lived in a house -- new construction -- that was visited by spirits a few times. Or maybe they lived there all the time. Once a light bulb exploded (sound and flash of light) where there was no fixture. More than once, a sweet perfume wafted by.
Not into staying somewhere that's haunted. My excuse is I have seen to many horror movies at a young impressionable age and it marked me forever..
haha...when I was little my older sister took me to see Scrooge in the movies. Not the cartoon nor any animation (we didn't have animation shreck like movies in the late sixties/early seventies) but a real life type of Scrooge movie. None the less I recall after seeing the three ghosts having to sleep in mom/dads bed for like a week straight....lol
Then of course there was the 1973 original Exorcist. Let me say that horror movies, like gory killings and such never bothered me. But when it came to things like demons and the devil/evil vs good or god, That crap can hit home. That movie was the first one that really questioned the very essence of people's beliefs and faith The exorcist to this day some 35 yrs later is still among the most top rated movies of all time as for having a most dominant and lasting affect on its audiences ever. Interesting fact= After that movie came out the catholic church had one of its largest influxes in its modern history. People fainted in theaters across the country as ambulances were called to theaters. People needed therapy afterward, etc... All done without any the modern tech we have nowadays but it didn't need it because it was one the first movies which had the power of demonic evil and the question of faith. It was a different kind of horror film at the time and one the first to do that to the degree it did.
These clips may seem cheezy to younger folks so used to modern tech but for the time this was done extremely well and as mentioned it was the theme of the movie itself that hit home to so many peoples inner fears and feelings and it overshadowed any lack of tech anyway.
Admittedly, the Misfits are not tune-smiths that suit everyone's tastes. But it doesn't take long to figure that out, and you should've realized these soothing strains wouldn't resonate with you. If you listened longer than about five seconds; well, you have no one to blame but yourself.
But hey, the song's only 90 seconds long. You couldn't have suffered too much.
Heck yeah! In my early punk years, I had one buddy who mostly played 80's hardcore punk (a lot of Black Flag, Circle Jerks, DRI, etc.) and my other bud was of the NOFX/Pennywise/BR School of Early 90's Skate Punk. So I'd never even heard The Misfits till I got to college.I’m a big fan. I have been since the late 80’s.
Those gloves are sick!
meadow skipping...Music by the Misfits.